Raiden LeGall, former star goaltender of the Niverville Nighthawks, has just wrapped up his first season in the Western Hockey League (WHL).

The drama team at Niverville High School are nearly ready to raise the curtain on this year’s musical production of Matilda by Roald Dahl. Three performances will take place at the school on April 30, May 1, and May 2 under the guidance of Janelle Malech, the school’s drama instructor.

A pair of Niverville siblings, Colleen Dyck and Daniel Fewster, have been making some political headway in terms of enacting a new healthcare policy called Debbie’s Law.

Travis and Danielle Wiebe of 88 Carats Company are asking for help from the public after a theft occurred at their place of business on April 15.

It’s been nearly two decades since the tiny home concept was first popularized. Today, tiny homes are a growing movement across North America.

After months of preparation behind the scenes, The Citizen has made its latest expansion—this time through the launch of an exciting new website that is sure to engage residents and readers in every community in the region.

Somewhere in the wee hours of the morning on April 15, while the community of Niverville slept, a band of thieves carried out a sophisticated heist at 88 Carats Company located at 290 Main Street.

On April 16, Ritchot’s council approved a request from the St. Adolphe Land Company Ltd. (SALCO) for a variation to reduce the size of lots and side yards in phase two of the Tourond Creek development.

At their April 15 public meeting, Niverville’s council voted unanimously in favour of accepting the 2025 budget as presented.

Within two months, the next phase of commercial development will begin along Drovers Run with the construction of a new strip mall. The property will introduce three new businesses and provide expanded space for two established ones.