Greg Vandermeulen

Organizers of this year’s Pick Up and Walk event say they attracted more than 1,000 volunteers for the annual city cleanup campaign. Organized by churches throughout the community, teams came together on May 2 to remove garbage from ditches and boulevards throughout Steinbach. This year more than 11 tonnes of garbage were collected.

Steinbach city council offered their endorsement of The Bridge on 3rd, a 30-unit apartment block under development by Eden Healthcare Services in partnership with Steinbach Community Outreach.

A painting created by an artist who once called Steinbach home was donated to the Mennonite Heritage Village.

Spectators braved a cold wind to listen to former Olympian Michelle Sawatzky-Koop sing the Manitoba Song as the provincial flag was raised at the Mennonite Heritage Village on May 9, part of the museum's Manitoba Day celebration.

One only needs to take a casual look at social media these days to see a plethora of conspiracy theories.

Steinbach city council will consider first reading of a revised sump pit and sump pump bylaw at an upcoming meeting.

The provincial government is asking Manitobans to share their views on seasonal time changes and whether Manitoba should adopt permanent standard time or permanent daylight saving time.

The Sashbear Walk for Mental Health raised close to $8,100 and attracted 129 participants, more than ever before for the third annual event on May 23.

The K.R. Barkman Concerts in the Park series is underway, and just like in past years, a wide variety of musical styles are on display during the twice weekly performances.

The first bull riding event of the season is coming to the Hanover Ag Exhibition Park in Grunthal.