
Local area graduates win scholarships from Powhattan American Legion Post 373
Three local area high school graduates won scholarships from Powhattan American Legion Post 373.
Three local area high school graduates won scholarships from Powhattan American Legion Post 373.
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Brown County Kansas Association of Retired School Personnel met for a bi-monthly luncheon meeting Monday, July 21. Approximately 23 members were present as President Carol Bunning welcomed and thanked all the members who helped to support the luncheon meeting. Vice President, Judy Jones led the members in the flag salute, mission statement and mottos. Janice Elliott gave an inspirational moment, and Secretary Staci Charles shared written minutes from the previous meeting on May 12. The minutes were read and approved as written. Treasurer Mary Benson shared a typed treasurer’s report with the members, and this was also approved as written by the members.
Truth seems hard to ascertain these days. Each side has their own spin on the truth and neither side tells “the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God.” That isn’t something new. It was a problem back in Jesus’ day. When Jesus told Pilate that he came to testify to the truth, Pilate asked him, “What is truth?” (John 8:38)
Brown County Developmental Services members competed at the Special Olympics bowling event in Topeka on Saturday, July 26.
The City of Hiawatha commission discussed the direction of the 2026 budget during Monday evening’s meeting. Commissioner Brian Shefferd attended the meeting via Zoom call.
The Brown County commission approved the 2026 district court budget during Monday morning’s meeting.
The Kansas Association of Broadcasters has announced the 2025 KAB Award Winners for Excellence in Radio Broadcasting for the past year.