For the first time in franchise history, the Niverville Nighthawks have won four games in a row after dismantling the Selkirk Steelers 7–3 on Saturday night at the Selkirk Recreation Complex. With the win, the Nighthawks improve their record to 12–9–1 and remain fourth in the MJHL’s East Division.

On Friday night at the CRRC, the Niverville Nighthawks captured their third straight game when they defeated the Selkirk Steelers by a 4–3 score. With the win, the Nighthawks improve to 11–9–1 on the season, further securing their hold on fourth place in the MJHL’s East Division.

It’s no fluke that the Niverville Nighthawks are firmly in the playoff race in their inaugural season. Not only have the players on the club been heavily scouted over the past year and a half, but they’ve also been slotted in to play specific roles on the team.

Beginning January 1, 2023, a new set of codes will come into effect which should help improve life for those with accessibility challenges.

Niverville and area pet owners have waited a long time for the return of their beloved off-leash dog park. The wait isn’t over yet, but the end may finally be in sight.

Tim Kleinsasser was a 60-year-old father of eight and a member of the Crystal Springs Hutterite colony near Ste. Agathe. To his friends both on and off the colony, Tim had a personality that is best described as larger than life.

Kevin Pauls, the official broadcaster for Nighthawks radio and Hockey TV for the inaugural season, was born in Winnipeg in 1977 and then raised in Morden, where he continues to live with his wife and three kids.

A Niverville athlete is headed to sunny Miami, Florida this January to participate in a CrossFit festival called Wodapalooza. David Stott trains at ShopGym Inc. in Niverville and qualified for the event in early October.

The fans at the CRRC were in for an offensive treat on Friday night as the hometown Niverville Nighthawks outscored the Winnipeg Blues 7–5 to win their second straight game. With the win, the Nighthawks improve to 10–9–1, lifting them once again above .500 on the season.

Hundreds gathered at the Niverville Heritage Centre on November 11 to spend a moment in thoughtful reflection over the ravages of wars past and present, and to commemorate the men and women who’ve served and continue to serve.