If you’re looking for a way to honour the memory of a loved one, a new program in Niverville may just be for you.

Gardeners of Ritchot are participating with enthusiasm in a seed-sharing program that sprouted for the first time in Ritchot this spring.

Pending approval by the RM of Ritchot, residents of Île-des-Chênes may soon see the rise of a new residential development to the south of the community.

Over the last month, a lot has been happening with the Niverville Nighthawks.

The initial results of a Ritchot water supply study are in and the message is clear: to prepare for the municipality’s future, action needs to be taken right now.

On social media, hostility flows freely and common courtesy often takes a back seat—and when the mayor of Ritchot locks horns on Facebook, some residents take umbrage.

On Saturday, June 1, a small contingent of historians and history enthusiasts gathered at the Mennonite Memorial Landing site, located at the confluence of the Red and Rat Rivers. They were there to celebrate the official grand opening of the Peace Trail.

According to the RCMP, one adult male is dead, one female is in custody, and another male has been apprehended in Saskatchewan after an extensive pursuit. This follows a major incident in Niverville this morning. The deceased male was shot by police at approximately 3:00 a.m.

On May 22, at a meeting of Richot’s council, Albert and Shelley Sumka found themselves at the centre of a controversy. Too late to register for a voice to defend themselves at the meeting, the Sumkas reached out to The Citizen to have their side of the story told.

The Niverville Nighthawks had a busy day on June 2, scoring several key new prospects in the 2024 MJHL draft over the course of eight rounds. In total, the team made six draft picks and auto-protected two local players from Niverville.