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A visual article published earlier this month by the Wall Street Journal used statistics from Hiawatha’s struggles with nitrates in the water supply as supporting evidence that major rivers are suffering from farm runoff.
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Despite the soaring temperatures it's time to start thinking about fall and what's in store for us once summer is over.
Susan J. Koelliker
Stephanie Malter
James K. Phillips
Rosemary Sweetland
David Buckridge Jr.
The 146th anniversary of the Torkild and Gurie Torkelson family reunion is set for Sunday, July 28 at the Zion Lutheran Church.
Sunday, June 23, 2019, the 17th biennial reunion of the descendents of Clarence and Helen Gold Schuetz was held in the Fisher Center, Hiawatha, Kansas. The six children of Larry and Mary Schuetz Adcock and their families hosted.
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The Brown County Sheriff’s Office recently received a $1,000 donation from the Atchison Elks, Lodge No. 647. The presentation was made by Larry Beeson, Exalted Ruler, at the Elks Lodge in Atchison on July 13.
The regular season has come to a close for the Hiawatha Post 66 Braves Legion baseball team, after the team took a tough doubleheader loss to Sabetha on Friday night, then saw a pair at Leavenworth cancelled. Hiawatha fell 18-1 and 23-1 against their Northeast Kansas League foes, as both pre…
Hiawatha’s Junior Legion squad opened play in their regional A Zone tournament in Marysville on Saturday, as the team entered with the 3rd overall seed and played three games in two days to finish the year.
“Oh, the time’s they are a-changin’,” sang Bob Dylan in 1963 in his anthem about keeping up with an ever-changing world, and now, over 50 years later, the majority of the world is entrenched in a technological revolution that has altered nearly every facet of our lives, and continues to shap…
The Horton High Dance Team started their year off by holding a scavenger hunt to collect food for their local food pantry. They wanted to thank the Horton community for their donations. Pictured: Captain Ally Bottom Sr, Co- Captain Tatum Lockwood Sr, Grete Olsen Sr, Darriane Monson Sr, Nyah …
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"Swoop in for School Supplies" and meet the new Hiawatha Elementary School principal on Friday, July 26 at the Hiawatha Walmart.
The Hiawatha Biology Club will not be recycling this coming Saturday due to the resurfacing of the high school parking lot.
“Oh, the time’s they are a-changin’,” sang Bob Dylan in 1963 in his anthem about keeping up with an ever-changing world, and now, over 50 years later, the majority of the world is entrenched in a technological revolution that has altered nearly every facet of our lives, and continues to shap…
Telling when a melon is ready to be harvested can be a challenge, or it may be quite easy. It all depends on the type of melon. Let’s start with the easy one. Muskmelons are one of those crops that tell you when they are ready to be picked. This can help you not only harvest melons at the co…
Outdoor concerts and activities are synonymous with summer, offering Kansas residents an opportunity to enjoy the warmer weather. But these traditions often have a connection to the health of your eyes and ears, so it is important to be mindful as we celebrate the summer and all that goes with it.
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