
Cold temperatures freeze Hiawatha and surrounding areas
Extremely frigid temperatures fell upon Hiawatha, Brown County and other surrounding areas.
Extremely frigid temperatures fell upon Hiawatha, Brown County and other surrounding areas.
Submitted by Seth Tollefson of Hiawatha Troop 313 Two local youths recently attended the Washburn Merit Badge University in Topeka. Alivia Boyles and Sam Tollefson… Login to continue reading Login…
From learning how to build a fire, cooking over a campfire, planning for a hiking trip, or working on their Eagle Scout Project, Brown County Troop 111 teaches life skills that will make a lifetime meaningful impact on the youth.
Safeguarding personal financial data has never been more important, as an increasingly digital world has made online banking that much more prevalent. Cyber crimes are a significant concern. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, no less than 422 million individuals were impacted by cyber crime in 2022, and nearly 33 billion accounts are anticipated to be breached by the end of 2023. Cyber crimes are happening every day, even if the public only hears about the largest data breaches.
A new scam is circulating the area and I would like to make residents aware of.
Everyone knows the Wi-Fi has been performing poorly at Hiawatha High School as of late; however, the majority of us do not know why. During the last two weeks, HHS students were told multiple times that the issues should be fixed, but then the Wi-Fi continued to go out. Other issues have included only teachers having Wi-Fi issues, certain rooms being disconnected while others aren’t, and the Wi-Fi going on and off within minutes over and over again. These outages have disrupted many classes, and have impacted students’ ability to get their work done. However, teachers were arguably affected the most by these Wi-Fi troubles, as the outages disrupted lesson plans, and hindered the ability to use e-passes and accept them.
Author Barbara Saunders-Livingston will be visiting Zion Methodist Church in Robinson on Sunday, Feb. 23 to talk about her autobiography “Rescued, Ransomed, Restored: From Damaged to Delivered.”
Hiawatha World The Morrill Public Library is planning an all-day drop-in Valentine Craft Day on Thursday, Feb. 13. Stop by the library between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. that day…