Opinion

Building Back Stronger: How Mitigation Protects Our Main Streets
When the Great Plains are tested by severe weather, our communities always respond with incredible sheer hustle and grit. We see business owners and families working side-by-side to clear debris…
- Building Back Stronger: How Mitigation Protects Our Main Streets
- Kansas Led the Fight for Kids Online. Washington Should Follow Our Lead
- Waymo
- Fresh from the Hen House
- Editorial cartoon: Coffee
Lifestyle

Senior Moments
Here are the latest happenings in this entry of Senior Moments, from seniors attending Horton Public Library’s Soda Shop Bop and a new quilting group.
News

HHS 2006 graduate promoted to lieutenant colonel in US Air Force
Brenna Aller, a 2006 Hiawatha High School graduate, was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force in early July.
- HHS 2006 graduate promoted to lieutenant colonel in US Air Force
- City of Horton approves traffic ordinance
- City of Horton meets on Sept. 21
- New Noxious Weed Director, Interim Appraiser hired
- Hiawatha Police Department Weekly Bulletin
Community

Meet the Fall 2026 DWHS Homecoming Candidates
The Doniphan West High School 2026 Fall Homecoming Candidates were announced.
- Meet the Fall 2026 DWHS Homecoming Candidates
- Hunter Safety Class taking place on Oct. 3
- Horton Fish and Game serves the youth and community
- Community Happenings, 9/28-Oct. 2
- Don’t Miss the Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale
Special Sections
Sports

Lady Red Hawks lose to Kaws in volleyball court
The Hiawatha High School Lady Red Hawk varsity volleyball team traveled to Perry-Lecompton to take on their Kaws team on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Unfortunately, Hiawatha lost to Perry-Lecompton at 11-25 and 21-25.
- Lady Red Hawks lose to Kaws in volleyball court
- Lady Red Hawk golf JV team places 3rd and fourth at Nemaha Central
- HMS Lady Red Hawks compete at Sabetha
- Lady Red Hawks earn fourth place at Sept. 19 home invitational tournament
- A look at the Fall 2026 Horton Homecoming
Opinion

Building Back Stronger: How Mitigation Protects Our Main Streets
When the Great Plains are tested by severe weather, our communities always respond with incredible sheer hustle and grit. We see business owners and families working side-by-side to clear debris and rebuild. But we know…
- Building Back Stronger: How Mitigation Protects Our Main Streets
- Kansas Led the Fight for Kids Online. Washington Should Follow Our Lead
- Waymo
- Fresh from the Hen House
- Editorial cartoon: Coffee
Lifestyle

Senior Moments
Here are the latest happenings in this entry of Senior Moments, from seniors attending Horton Public Library’s Soda Shop Bop and a new quilting group.



