Art lovers and the art-curious alike can look forward to an upcoming art showcase in Niverville. Prairie Visions will take place on Saturday, September 27 at the Golden Friendship Centre, and the Niverville Foundation, as part of its ongoing fundraising efforts, invites guests to experience it firsthand.

After two decades of elaborate fundraising galas, the Niverville Heritage Centre is scaling back to a less formal event. On October 21, the Heritage Centre atrium will play host to 150 friends and supporters of the aging-in-place complex.

Niverville’s brand-new McDonald’s opened its doors to the public on the morning of Friday, September 19 for the first time. The first customers entered at 5:00 a.m., and by midmorning there was a steady stream of people coming and going, grabbing hot coffees and breakfasts, as well as sharing warm greetings with owners Brett and Jodie O’Meara.

Sage Garden Greenhouse is set to highlight local entrepreneurs and plant enthusiasts at its first ever Autumn Breeze Pop Up Market on Sunday, September 21. The family-friendly event will take place from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and is free to attend.

On the evening of Thursday, September 11, the skies opened up and unleashed a heavy downpour over a narrow band of southeastern Manitoba, prompting flash floods. Overnight Niverville saw 99 millimetres of precipitation. Just to the southeast, Steinbach received about 142 millimetres.

For Providence University College, 2025 has been a bittersweet year. First of all, it marks the private school’s one hundredth anniversary, a milestone meriting a major celebration this past month. Unfortunately, the momentous event has been clouded by the school’s need to restructure and rethink some long-held ideals.