Youth Beef Roundup returning to Neepawa

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A group shot of all the participants in the 2017 event.

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Aug. 3-5  will be the Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup 11th annual event in Neepawa.  This exciting three-day event will bring together junior members, 4-Hers, and cattle enthusiasts from all across the province.

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A fine end to the 2018 Fine Arts Festival

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Neepawa & District Fine Arts Festival

Neepawa and District Fine Arts Festival (NDFAF) was a success again, thanks to the work of an executive of 14 people plus our committee president, Rhonda Dickenson.

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Neepawa ready to help chip away at cancer

By Eoin Devereux

Neepawa Banner & Press

The Canadian Cancer Society wants you to hit the greens in Neepawa for a quick round of golf. The organization, in partnership with the Neepawa Golf and Country Club [NGCC] has organized the Chipping Away at Cancer tournament for Friday, June 22. The event has been organized as a four-player scramble and will raise funds that will go towards cancer research. In total, 20 teams have committed to the fundraiser, which includes a round of golf and a dinner.

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Why spend so much time exercising?

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By Dr. Mark Perret

BSCs DC Chiropractor

Everyone knows that we should all be active and get regular exercise to avoid cardiovascular disease and cancers.  But did you know that exercise has a profound affect on the brain?

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A little bit of everything at the Traveller’s Day parade

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The Lord Selkirk RFM Pipe Band were a popular entry in the parade.

By John Drinkwater

Neepawa Banner & Press

The 63rd annual Brandon Traveller’s Day Parade commenced at 11:00 a.m. on the corner of 6th Street and Rosser Avenue on June 9. Coordinator, Norm Joss, said over 100 different units participated in Saturday’s event, which included floats, four marching bands, military vehicles, veteran cars and horses.

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