C. Brown’s Autobody and Hot Rod Shop is open for business and offers a multidimensional take on autobody repairs. Located at 2185 Highway 59 between Niverville and Île-des-Chênes, the shop offers all the traditional autobody repairs and services. But they also provide custom body work for the hot rod enthusiasts. 

Recycling, in theory, should come naturally to us by now. We’ve been doing it since the 1980s. Paper, plastic, cans, and bottles. What could be simpler? These are, in fact, the mainstays of the household recycling list. But depending on the sorters and buyers of these products, the types of paper, plastic, cans, and bottles that are accepted changes over time.

In this day and age, foraging for edible food usually constitutes a trip to the backyard garden for some fresh greens or a weekly outing to the local supermarket. Laura Reeves of Prairie Shore Botanicals, though, is reintroducing Manitobans to their ancestral past, offering courses which can help you recognize, harvest, and prepare a large variety of edible, medicinal, or otherwise useful wild plants that are growing within walking distance of your home or cottage. 

With the help of a generous anonymous donor, Niverville Helping Hands is able to team up this year with a local grower, Niverville Homegrown, in order to provide fresh produce to families in need.

Former Niverville mayor Gordon Daman is simultaneously humbled and honoured at his recent appointment to an esteemed position in the federal government.

Providence University College in Otterburne is now home to one of the largest collections of hymnals in the country. The collection, donated by Don Thiessen, who ran the college’s music department in the mid-1980s, includes approximately 2,300 hymnals of varying age and rarity.