The little white church at the corner of First Street North and Second Avenue in Niverville is a landmark. In fact, it was the first church built in Niverville, dating back to 1907. It became the Niverville United Church in 1925 and is now well-known in recent years for its Prayer Shawl Ministry. 

One month after the sudden resignations of three members of the RM of Ritchot’s council, including its mayor, broad disagreement remains as to how and why it happened. One way or another, however, Ritchot will soon have a new council in place, with a by-election scheduled to occur on July 19.

Have you ever wondered where your food comes from? Ever tried to explain to the kids how their supper got from the farm to their plate? The Bruce D. Campbell Farm & Food Discovery Centre (FFDC) is an interactive tour facility created to educate adults and children of all ages about food, farming, and sustainability. 

Riding our bicycles evokes a therapeutic feeling of freedom. Many of us have memories of what it felt like to grasp the handlebars for the first time and spin our wheels on the street or in a local park. This feeling should happen each and every time you get on the saddle and start riding.

As the temperatures warm and the dust of winter lingers, Niverville is getting ready for its Town Clean-Up Days.

Some call it spring while others call it gardening season. If you’ve got a green thumb or you just enjoy the feeling of warm dirt in your hands, gardening can create a therapeutic release of pent-up winter energy.