Posts by Miramichi River Valley
Meeting Announcement: Community Emergency Planning By-Law Meeting August 19
There will be a meeting on Tuesday, August 19 at 6:00pm for By-Law #9: A Community Emergency Planning By-Law for the Municipality of Miramichi River Valley. The meeting will be held in the council chambers, 12 South Bartholomew Road in Blackville.
Read MoreMiramichi River Valley Thrift Store Donates $500 to Renous Quarryville Fire Department
The Miramichi River Valley Community Thrift Store recently donated $500 to the Renous Quarryville Fire Department in support of their ongoing work to keep our community safe. A cheque was presented to Fire Chief Dwain Hallihan, who expressed gratitude on behalf of the department. The RQFD thanks the Thrift Store for this much-appreciated donation and…
Read MoreProtect Our Community: Fire Safety Measures in Place Across NB
The recent Oldfield Road Miramichi fire is a serious reminder of how quickly wildfire can spread in our area. With conditions extremely dry, the Province of New Brunswick has issued a province-wide burn ban, all ATV trails are closed until further notice, and Crown land is closed due to the extreme wildfire hazard. Let’s work…
Read MoreThird Annual Community Picnic and Washer Toss Tournament set for August 16 in Sillikers
The Tuadook Village Community Centre will play host to their Third Annual Community Picnic and Washer Toss Tournament on Saturday, August 16, 2025. The event takes place from 2:00pm until 6:00pm at 2282 Route 420 in Sillikers. Hotdogs, hamburgers, pop and water will be available to purchase. Free hot dog and drink for kids 12 and under. The washer toss sign-up fee is $20…
Read MoreNotice: No Dogs in the Splashpad
It has come to our attention that several dogs have been in the splashpad at Blackville Park this past weekend. While we understand the desire to help pets cool off during extreme heat, the splashpad is not the place for them. Dog fur can clog the jets and cause system shutdowns, and it is also…
Read MoreRenous Days set for August 11 to August 16
Renous Days is back with more fun, prizes, and activities than ever. Monday, Aug. 11 – Kids Candy-Land Extravaganza (5:30pm – 9:00pm)Endless candy, kids’ activities, face painting, jumping castles, movies, BBQ, and canteen. Tuesday, Aug. 12 – Renous Rec Bingo (7:00pm)Great door prizes, giveaways, and BBQ treats. Wednesday, Aug. 13 – Famous Turkey Supper &…
Read MoreRemembering Amy Musical Tribute set for August 16 at Blackville Park
Remembering Amy, the eighth annual musical tribute to Amy Jardine, will take place at the Blackville Municipal Park on Saturday, August 16, 2025 from 2:00pm until 5:00pm. There will be half and half draws and an auction with great prizes. Music and songs will be performed by local artists and musicians. A BBQ and refreshments will be available. Proceeds from…
Read MorePiper at the Point: An Afternoon of Music Beneath the Pines
The stirring sound of bagpipes returns to the shores of the Miramichi River as Resident Piper David McDougall of the Moncton District Pipe Band begins another season of performances at Wilson’s Point, 8 Enclosure Road in Derby Junction. Set beneath the tall pines with breathtaking river views, this beloved tradition invites visitors to bring a lawn chair,…
Read MoreOngoing Summer Slo-Pitch in Blackville
Join the Blackville Slo-Pitch League every Tuesday and Thursday night all month long at Centennial Field, 5 Underwood Drive for exciting softball action. Games begin at 7:00pm and 8:30pm each night. Admission is free and the canteen is open with food, snacks and drinks available for purchase. Come out, support local teams, and enjoy a…
Read MoreMiramichi River Valley Thrift Store Celebrates Grand Opening
The Miramichi River Valley Community Thrift Store recently celebrated their one year anniversary with a Grand Opening at their shop in Renous. The Miramichi River Valley Thrift Store is a proud and dedicated supporter of the community, continually giving back to help local causes and initiatives thrive. The store has made several generous donations totaling more than $9,000, a…
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