In a recent visit to Niverville, local MLA Ron Schuler took a few moments to voice gratitude for everyday community heroes and announce several provincial grants that have been awarded to some of those heroes.

As the Niverville Nighthawks continue to gear up for their inaugural season, their board of directors is excited to announce that members of the public will soon be able to own a piece of the team.

If you happened to be driving by Drover’s Run recently and a purple, wacky, waving, inflatable tube man caught your eye, you will have witnessed the preparations for the much-awaited grand opening of Niverville’s Anytime Fitness.

Twenty-six awards were presented to a cross-section of 21 graduates at Niverville’s June 26 grad convocation.

MLA Ron Schuler joined the mayor, councillors, town staff, and community volunteers at the Community Recreation and Resource Centre (CRRC) on Tuesday, May 3 to make some big announcements—not the least of which is the welcome promise of a $259,032 grant earmarked for an expansion to event seating at the new arena.

An exciting opportunity is coming for young athletes in the rural southeast. In anticipation of the upcoming Manitoba Summer Games, tryouts will be held in May for those looking to join one of southern Manitoba’s girls soccer teams.