Professional race car driver, and Niverville native, David Richert has signed with Cram Motorsport to race in the Eurocup Formula Renault Championship. Cram Motorsport has a long history of creating high-pedigree drivers, including F1 stars Felipe Massa and Pastor Maldonado, and Indianapolis 500 winner Tony Kanaan.

You and your drinking buddy could be drinking Buddy while listening to Drinkin Buddy at this year’s Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair.

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To the average pedestrian walking through Niverville, the former church on Third Avenue South may seem all but abandoned. But appearances can be deceiving. Since last November, the building has been home to a bustling television set.

Regardless of how you get there, Nashville (a.k.a. Music City) has beckoned many aspiring musicians, songwriters, and producers. This includes six artists from Niverville: Brady Kenneth, Gerry St. Cyr, Shaun St. Cyr, Jordan St. Cyr, and Evan St. Cyr.

In My Wake tells the inspiring true story of one woman’s struggle for survival after a life-altering accident, and the journey of faith she took on the way back to life. That woman is local author Amanda Legault, formerly of Niverville and currently of Plum Coulee.

The Niverville Nighthawks are undefeated through the opening weekend of the new campaign as they dispatched the Waywayseecappo Wolverines 3–1 on Saturday night at the CRRC to boost their record to 2–0.

Barry Piasta is more than just a dog lover. He’s a kind-hearted soul and advocate for dogs and cats across Manitoba. What drives him is a desire to put an end to the greed that perpetuates puppy mills and the ignorance that leads to unnecessary animal reproduction and abandonment. Piasta is the founder of Dog Adoption Manitoba.

Spring is here! We know this because we are starting to see wood ticks hitchhiking and attaching to our furry friends. This may signal spring in Manitoba, but it’s also a sign of something much more ominous.

Many of us by now have heard of people feeding their pets raw pet food, and may even have a friend or acquaintance who raves about how good it is for their pet. There is no doubt that a raw diet is becoming more and more popular amongst pet owners.

Niverville Youth for Christ (YFC) is housed at 289 Main Street in the building at the eastern edge of the Bigway parking lot.