LOCAL NEWS

Construction on PR 200 (St. Mary’s Road) just south of St. Adolphe was a sore spot for many commuters this past summer. From reduced speed limits to dreadful road conditions to resurfacing that...

If you’ve been living in Niverville for at least a year or two, chances are good you’ve heard the word GORP at some point—and didn’t quite know what you were hearing. So what’s GORP,...

On November 16, the Friends of the Plex, a local group responsible for planning the previously announced year-round sports multiplex and new arena, held a volunteer information session to recruit...

As the holidays approach, some families in town need an extra hand with some of their day-to-day needs, like food. Never mind the idea of Christmas and everything that comes along with...

December marks the first-year anniversary of one of Niverville’s newest businesses, Done: Hair, Skin, and Nails. The owner, Karen Albaugh, opened the salon last year after a whirlwind series of...

On the heels of a recent school mill rate hike, the Hanover School Division (HSD) finance board recently announced a $70,000 surplus closing out the 2014/15 school year. HSD currently carries an...

On November 11, about 700 people packed into the banquet room at the Heritage Centre to mark Remembrance Day, and hear Holocaust survivor Jessie (Isaiah) Vorst speak of his experiences as a child in...

2015 marks the tenth anniversary of the Smith Neufeld Jodoin (SNJ) law office in Niverville. Lawyer Ron Janzen has anchored the office since it first opened. “My experience working in...