With spring in the air, we all want to get outside and enjoy the freshness. From playing soccer, going for a walk, gardening, and even cutting the grass—the possibilities are endless.

It’s hard to believe that the hockey season is now done for Clipper Ice Sports. We’ve seen some great things come out of CIS this year. We had a record number of children play hockey, which is great to see. In total, 180 children learned not only about the game of hockey, but many important life skills.

Farmers local to our area now have more options in terms of managing their corn and soybean harvests. Artel Inland Inc. and Red River Grain Co. have joined forces and will be operating collaboratively from the Artel location two miles east of Niverville.

The Niverville Skating Club has wrapped up another great season. The 2015–2016 season was a great success as the club added some new programs.

Grace Ducharme is five years old has been dancing since age two. She takes ballet, jazz, tap, and creative worship at Prairie Soul Dance Company.

The Providence University College Pilots took home double championship wins in both men’s and women’s volleyball.

Two of the Red River Rage ringette teams won gold in their playoff games in the Winnipeg Ringette League on March 12.

A group of Niverville dancers has received top honours at this year’s Southeastern Manitoba Festival in Steinbach.

Trevor Kirczenow is not new on the political landscape, but he’s a novel face when it comes to running for provincial office. Kirczenow ran as the Liberal candidate for Provencher in both the 2019 and 2021 federal elections.

With spring here, thoughts of planting and gardening are on the minds of those with a green thumb. What better way to gain this valuable skill of gardening than to get involved while you’re young? That’s where Niverville’s Junior Gardening Program comes in.