Just in time for the Hiawatha Community Foundation’s annual Give Back to Move Forward Match Days, the Hiawatha Foundation for Economic Development (HFED) has officially launched its Facade Improvement Grant Program — a new initiative aimed at helping local businesses improve the exterior appearances of their buildings.
The Brown County Sheriff’s Office released several arrest reports on Friday, May 16.
The Art and Woods show took place on May 12.
The Hiawatha High School Spring Concert helped kick the end of the semester, especially for graduation around the corner. The concert, led by HHS vocal instructor Josh May, featured a wide array of popular music hits that the students performed.
The Art and Woods Open House took place at Hiawatha High School’s gymnasium on Monday, May 12 and featured a full variety of different art and shop projects by HHS students.
I recently finished a series preaching through the Sermon on the Mount. This section in Matthew’s Gospel has some of the highest standards Christians are supposed to live up to. While much of it seems impossible to accomplish, I believe Jesus would expect us as his disciples to at least try. Of course, I don’t have the space in this brief article here to expound on the entire Sermon on the Mount.
USD 415 Superintendent Lonnie Moser announced that he would be retiring next year on June 30, 2026.
Kris Miller Hiawatha World An ordinance permitting sales of fireworks within the city limits of Hiawatha during Monday’s city commission meeting. Commissioner Thomas Martin made… Login to continue reading Login…
For Class of 2025 seniors, graduation is nearing and high school is coming to an end. Many individuals have a post-secondary plan, but some aren’t sure yet. Whichever person you are, there is a world of options and opportunities beyond high school. There are many ways to spend your summer as you can spend it preparing for college or prioritizing your happiness by making memories and living in the moment.