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A donation with the Hiawatha Community Foundation is an investment in the community as over a half a million dollars has been raised in two years to benefit local organizations.
ROBINSON, Kan. Stephen D. Brown was born Dec. 6, 1946, in Abil…
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Sandra Sue Kwan, 82, Hiawatha China Food owner, died Jan. 23, …
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Bryce Kevin Brobst, 59, of Hiawatha, passed away on Wednesday,…
POWHATTAN, Kan. Grace Lorene Ashton, 99, longtime resident of …
Lynda Goodman, 74, of Hiawatha, passed Wednesday, Dec. 21, 202…
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FAIRVIEW, Kan. Sara Homan, 64, of Fairview, entered eternal an…
Charles William Charlie Warren was born July 22, 1945, at Hort…
Who do you think you are?! is a question that is usually asked in anger or frustration over something you have done to someone. They probably know who you are but the statement is a comment that you don’t have a right to do whatever thing you just did to them. But in Matthew 4—when Jesus is …
The First Baptist Church of Hiawatha is planning it’s annual Mission Soup Dinner on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Application forms for the Paul & Daisy Schuneman Scholarship are available for the 2023-2024 academic year, reports Citizens State Bank & Trust Company, trustee for the fund. The forms may be obtained from the trust department of the bank or the guidance counselor’s office at Hiawath…
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Another game, another crazy win for the Hiawatha Lady Red Hawks, as the HHS girls basketball squad finished off a torrid Hiawatha Invitational Tournament on Saturday afternoon with their third win of the season over the Marysville Bulldogs.
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Big three-pointers, clutch defense and manic energy have been hallmarks of the Hiawatha Lady Red Hawks' wins this season, and Thursday night proved the formula, as the Hawks knocked off the St. Mary's Bears in the Hiawatha Invitational semifinal in an instant classic.
The Hiawatha Middle School boys picked two wins out of three games in the past week, as the team hosted Riverside on Thursday and traveled to Troy on Friday and Sabetha on Monday.
The Hiawatha High School’s KAY club is sponsoring its Silent Auction Friday, Feb. 3 during the Hiawatha High School game against Perry.
The Hiawatha Middle School Science Olympiad team traveled to Shawnee on Saturday for the Monticello Trails Invitational, taking fourth place overall.Team results are as follows:
When I began my journey with the Historical Society, there was one thing I knew without a doubt; I love history and all the incredible nooks and crannies that history possesses. I had absolutely no idea the incredibly fascinating journey that I would be led on every day, all while being in t…
If you start vegetable plants indoors, it is often helpful to list seeding dates on a calendar so that plants are ready for transplanting at the proper time. To do this, choose your transplant date and count back the number of weeks necessary to grow your own transplants. For example, cabbag…
Each year Brown County Historical Society Board of Directors works hard to preserve the rich history that is a part of Brown County! We hope you stop by for a visit and appreciate some of the projects underway, if nothing else, and it will be a gorgeous walk; visually seeing all the windmill…
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