On Sunday night, the Niverville Nighthawks and Winkler Flyers faced off for the second time in a single weekend, this time in Winkler—and the rematch didn’t disappoint.

Summer festivals across our corner of the southeast returned in style this year, after having been cancelled or offering only limited programming during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This year, the Niverville United Church, affectionately known by some as the “little white church,” celebrates 100 years since joining the United Church of Canada. As Niverville has grown and modernized, this church has remained grounded to its roots, hopeful about its future.

If you own a phone, whether a landline or mobile device, there’s a high likelihood you’ve been targeted by scammers.

There’s strength in numbers, it has been said, a sentiment that rings all the more true when it comes to business collaborations. In recent weeks, an especially unique collaboration came to light between Cameron Bennett of Forging Ahead Inc. and Juliette Hagopian of Jette Studios. The hope is that together they can make a bigger impact.

If you’re considering hanging up your golf clubs for the season, you might want to reconsider. In the coming weeks, Niverville will be home to Alpha Golf, an indoor simulated golf experience that’s almost as realistic as an actual outdoor course.

Attendees at this year’s Harvest Manitoba Empty Bowls Celebrity Auction and Dinner are in for a rare treat. On October 16, at the RBC Convention Centre, a bowl handcrafted by Dolly Parton will be auctioned off alongside 30 others, all donated by celebrities, including Hollywood icons, pop and country musicians, sports stars, an astronaut, and a literary legend.

The Niverville Nighthawks couldn’t have asked for a better start to their Friday night matchup against the Neepawa Titans. Despite coming into the game with a perfect 5–0 record, the Nighthawks have been looking for more consistent starts—and they got just that, scoring on their opening shift en route to a dominant 7–1 win.

With kids soon heading back to school, drivers throughout Niverville and Ritchot are reminded to slow down to 30 kilometres per hour in the region’s various reduced speed zones beginning on September 1.

Two of the MJHL’s hottest teams collided Sunday afternoon at the CRRC in Niverville—and when the dust settled, the Dauphin Kings had the upper hand.