“Wherever you are in the world, you won’t have to pay for a drink of water when you are thirsty.” This is the mantra of the BlueW organization and the reason that Niverville has become one of the newest members of this international, community-based program. 

This summer, the Town of Niverville completed its latest sidewalk repairs. The old cobblestone walkways were replaced on both sides of Main Street between Second Avenue and Third Avenue.

Scott and Meghan Beasant of Niverville know bees. They know the little honey-producers so well, in fact, that they’ve collaborated in business with them to create Bzzzant Honey.
 

Big news, ice cream lovers: Dairy Queen is coming to Niverville, and residents from miles around will soon be chowing down on their world-renowned entrees and desserts. Shovels are already in the ground for the sit-down restaurant and drive-thru in the new commercial strip fronting Old Drovers Run.

Fifteen-year-old Hailey Sigurdson fulfilled a long-time dream in July, a dream realized thanks to the help of The Dream Factory, her NCI peers, and the community at large. In mid-July, Sigurdson and her family indulged in the sights, sounds, and experiences of Prince Edward Island.

Niverville and surrounding area will soon be able to cut out one extra trip to the city. Construction on the Great Canadian Dollar Store will begin early this summer and provide the region’s thrifty shoppers with over 6,500 square feet of great deals.