Hiawatha First United Methodist Church invites children ages PreK-4th grade (as of the 25-26 school year) to Road Trip Vacation Bible School – where we will be On the Go with God! This includes exciting new music, amazing science, creative crafts, fun recreation, and memorable Bible stories that will show children that God is with them all the time! A free sack lunch will also be provided to take home every day for each of the children who attend VBS.
Horton High School student Victoria Jelks--who is a two-time national Poetry Out Loud Champion--performed a poem and gave a presentation about the national poetry performance competition for the annual Friends of the Library meeting that took place at Morrill Public Library on Tuesday, April 15.
The Kansas Department of Transportation reminds drivers to stay sober behind the wheel as April 20 approaches. Commonly known as 420 Day, this unofficial “marijuana holiday” often sees an increase in marijuana use.
DWHS seniors will present the results of their year-long Senior Projects on Friday, April 25, marking a milestone as they prepare to step into life beyond high school. The public is invited to attend the presentations, which will be held at 8 a.m., 9 a.m., and 10 a.m. at Doniphan West High School.
Application forms for the Hazel Nelson Scholarship fund are available for the
DWHS promgoers stepped into an elegant storybook “Secret Garden” prom on Saturday, April 12.
Included are a few photos from the downtown Horton area.
The Hiawatha Swim Team will host a registration at the Fisher Center on Sunday, April 27.
Commodities for North Brown County will be distributed from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Thursday, April 24, 2025 at Eternal Hope Worship Center, 410 East Iowa St, Hiawatha.