Providence is nearing completion on a major construction and renovation project to add new classroom and courtyard spaces to its campus.

Dr. David Johnson, President of Providence University College, has been reappointed for another five-year term, which will see him lead the university through 2021.

On Tuesday, May 10, the Town of Niverville announced a new tax incentive policy, Policy F4-16, to encourage the development of local business. Perhaps counterintuitively, the measure has sparked some frustration and confusion from the business community.

Quoted from a letter from the Chamber to town council. The full letter can be viewed at www.niverville.com.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve been itching to get in the garden—despite the threat of frost that lasts until the first week in June. I think of myself as something of a connoisseur of gardening, but really I’m a fake. All I know is by trial and error, and I have to admit that sometimes I don’t know my weeds from my flowers

In our house, the excitement surrounding the Olde Tyme Country Fair is second only to Christmas. The weekend is fun for the entire family, including kids of every age.

BSI Insurance has made a donation $2000 to Park Lemoine in Ste. Agathe.

In 2016, Niverville will once again participate in the provincial Communities in Bloom program.

Every Thursday morning, without fail, they visit your street, whisk away your undesirables, and make your world a better place. Eastman Recycling Services (ERS) is a non-profit organization with a dual mission: to clean up the planet and support people with disabilities.

Beginning in September, the Niverville High School (NHS) will have a new face behind the principal’s desk. Paul Grosskopf has been appointed to the position, replacing Kimberley Funk.