Hiawatha’s Maple Leaf Sculptures: A work of art and heart
Maple leaves descending down from trees for this year’s autumn is nothing new for Hiawatha.
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Recent scams circulating the area
I would like to make county residents aware of several scams circulating the area.Residents are receiving messages by text and e-mail from what appears to be from the Kansas turnpike--DriveKS-- stating that this is a final reminder to pay your toll bill and if not, a $35 fee will be imposed.
How to field dress wild game properly and safely
Fishing and hunting are popular outdoor activities.
Simple safety protocols that can protect hunters
Hunting is big business in North America.
Quail Forever’s quest for quail conservation
Quails are birds that are valuable to Brown County’s ecosystem, and Quail Forever’s mission is to protect these creatures and other wildlife habitats.Quail Forever representative Nicholas Blevins gave more information about the organization’s mission.“Quail Forever is a nonprofit conservation organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of quail and other wildlife habitats,” Blevins explained.
USPS hosts Grow Your Business Day Event in Hiawatha
The United States Postal Service is hosting a Grow Your Business Day Event on Friday, Sept.
Unhoused and unseen: homelessness in Hiawatha, Brown County and beyond
There is a group of people often not addressed in Hiawatha, Brown County and beyond.
Pack 117 catch some fun at fishing derby
Pack 117 Cub Scouts held their third annual Fishing derby on Sat., Sept 14.
Stage show at Birdcage Theater brings Bleeding Kansas to life
Two historical Kansas figures--Dr. Charles Robinson and Sara Robinson--greeted guests at Robinson’s Bird Cage Theater to tell their life stories on stage on Sunday, Sept.