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The Hiawatha Farmers Market will be under new direction this coming season.
The Brown County Conservation District held its Annual Meeting on Thursday, Feb. 16, and recognized several local farms for its 2022 awards.
A Kansas Statewide Women in Agriculture “The Heart of the Farm” Event, hosted by Nemaha, Jackson, Pottawatomie and Shawnee County Conservation Districts will be Saturday, March 25, at the Corning Community Center in Corning.
Kansas farmers, ranchers or forestland owners who improve soil health, water quality and wildlife habitat can apply for the 2023 Kansas Leopold Conservation Award.
Traditional wedding registries have evolved as more couples are living together before tying the knot.
There’s no doubt that dessert tends to steal the spotlight at any wedding reception, which is why so many couples put a lot of creativity into it.
The importance of tying the knot in the United States continues to dwindle.
Before walking down the aisle, couples have some requirements to check off the list in order to marry.
The scope of traveling for honeymoons, destination weddings and just about everything else has changed drastically since the COVID pandemic.
You have finally agreed to take the next step in your relationship and get married. Now it’s time to select a wedding venue so invitations can be sent to your guests.
Weddings are a lot of work and the planning can get stressful. Here are the details you’ll want to make sure to check off your list:
Divide and conquer is the best way to knock out all those wedding details. This guideline can help in figuring out what to do when.
Weddings contain all sorts of moments the bride and groom will want to look back on. Here are the shots to make sure the photographer captures.
The least fun chat to have about your wedding is cost. To make it easier, come up with a budget, stick to it and start mapping out potential expenses. Talk to each family and figure out what they can and cannot afford. Share your wedding vision with them.
The last few years have been confusing and confounding for investors, as a global pandemic, constant uncertainty and record inflation threw the stock market into turmoil.
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.
Expectant parents are encouraged to register now for the upcoming childbirth education class on Saturday, Jan. 28 at Amberwell Hiawatha.
Amberwell Health Hiawatha has announced a new electronic health records system is now live.
Mental health awareness has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the world’s mental well-being and shined a light on our country’s shortfalls in recognizing, treating and even talking about the state of affairs of our psychologica…
Coach David Johnson The new season will be a clean slate for the Doniphan West Mustangs, after the team struggled despite four senior starters a year ago. With just one returning starter and three returning letter-winners overall, Coach David Johnson will implement a youth movement.
Coach Skylar Wikle The Horton wrestling program continues to grow under Coach Skylar Wikle, as the team celebrates its fifth season back in action, aided by a growing program at the Everest Middle School that is filtering in solid wrestlers.
Coach Chris Diller An individual State Champion and a 5th place finish as a team at State for the girls highlighted last season for the Red Hawk lifting team, led by Coach Chris Diller, and as the team continues to grow, the already impressive results should continue to improve, as well.
Coach Brady Jasper The Lady Red Hawk basketball enter the season defending the title of defending co-Big 7 Champions, after the team posted an 18-4 record a year ago. A ton of senior experience is gone, with longtime contributors Clara Lindstrom, Sarah Madsen, Bailey Pierce and Lakyn Leupold…
Coach Frank Speer The Mustang wrestling program will have a good mix of experience and youth in 2022-23, as the team returns several competitors from a season ago, but also add some new and exciting faces. Daniel Silva, Michael Lackey and Cooper Clark have all graduated, leaving the team rea…
Coach Perry Smith Bringing back three starters and seven total letter-winners from last season’s 16-6 team that fell in the Sub-state semifinal, Coach Perry Smith and the Lady Mustangs will be pushing hard for a Twin Valley League Championship this season.
Coach Garry Smith After finishing 9-12 last season, the Hiawatha Red Hawks will be restocking their roster in 2022-23, as the team accounts for graduating five seniors and losing several key players due to injuries during the football season. David Keo, Ashton Rockey and Cameron Boswell retu…
Coach David Losey A new system and a new coach will give the Chargers a hard reset, with Coach David Losey taking the reins of a program that graduated four major contributors, but that also returns a lot of underclassmen who gave quality minutes a season ago.
Coach Zach Nelson
Coach Nick Dowell The 2022-23 powerlifting season will be the 15th for Coach Nick Dowell at Horton High School, and the season could be an outstanding one for the Chargers. With 40 athletes competing this season, the Horton squad will look to duplicate their success from a season ago, when t…
The 5th Annual Women in Ag event is back by popular demand after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 with a theme “With Deep Roots, We Achieve Strong Growth.”
Combines are once again crawling across the countryside, with grain trucks shuttling on endless trips, meaning the fall harvest is in full swing across the Midwest.
The 5th Annual Women in Ag event is back by popular demand after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 with a theme “With Deep Roots, We Achieve Strong Growth.”
Angela Twombly’s day starts early and ends late. Sometimes very late.
Add a burst of fresh color to the fall landscape with mums. This traditional fall flower is still a favorite of many. These fall beauties come in a wide range of colors and provide weeks of floral beauty. Mums are great in containers, the garden, and cut flower bouquets. Fall just wouldn’t b…
Farmers from near and far brought out their antique farm equipment to the Old Time Corn Picking Day at the Brown County Ag Museum in Hiawatha on Saturday.
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