As 2015 comes to an end, we take a look back at some of the most significant stories that have affected our town.

For a business owner who sells product, breaking into the twenty-first century can be a daunting task. That’s where Bold Commerce comes in.

In recent months, Niverville’s community Facebook pages have been abuzz with stories of property theft and damage in and around town. Some argue that Niverville needs a stronger police presence while others suggest that community members need to get more involved with crime prevention. From the town council’s perspective, policing is going to become a very important issue in the next few years.

Sisters-in-law Amber Van Ma’iingan and Katrina Hiebert have been hosting paint parties since July 2015. The idea for Painting On The Prairies came to Van Ma’iingan after hearing about other popular paint party nights across North America.

In the last 2 issues of The Citizen, I have chosen to honour those of the builder generation. Alex Fast and Jack Stott, both deceased, were part of a generation that lived through some very challenging times, including 2 world wars and a depression that lasted the better part of a decade.

The Canadian Blood Services will be in Niverville on December 8 to set up a mobile blood donor clinic.