HCC kicking off a new season of Arts at the Barn
Highland Community College is kicking off a new season of its Arts at the Barn program, which takes place at the Klinefelter Barn.
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Friends of Hospice Volunteers meet on Jan. 22
The monthly meeting of the NEK Friends of Hospice Volunteers was held on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, at the Horton Office. Those in attendance were President Rosemary Schooler, Vice President Alisa Britt, Secretary Betty Robison, Donna Bottom, Charlene Branch, Nancy Burns, Terri Watkins, and Volunteer Coordinator Michelle Bottom.
Red Hawk Ballers place 6th At Nemaha Central Boys Basketball Tournament
After dropping the opening game and winning their next contest, the Hiawatha Red Hawks finished in 6th place at the 11th annual Nemaha Central Boys Basketball Tournament. They were defeated Saturday, by the Marysville Bulldogs. The final score was 53-41.
Photo Gallery – Student and local artworks displayed at Morrill Public Library Annual Art Show
Kris MillerHiawatha World Morrill Public Library held its Annual Art Show on Thursday, Jan. 23. The gallery featured a variety of artwork from USD 415… Login to continue reading Login…
Second Harvest provides winter food assistance
Second Harvest is providing food assistance this winter.
William Baker Festival Singers to perform
The Hiawatha Music Club will present its yearly concert on Sunday, Feb. 2, at 4 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Hiawatha at 410 Hiawatha Avenue. It is free and open to the public.
Hiawatha Municipal Court, Jan. 2025
Hiawatha Municipal Court actions for the month of January 2025, Ted Collins, Judge.
HHS Red Hawk Varsity Scholar’s Bowl Team score 7-1 at Perry Lecompton
The Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl varsity team scored 7-1 and earned second place at the Perry Lecompton 12-team meet on Thursday, Jan. 22.
Debate occurs over courthouse security during county meeting
One of the topics on the Brown County meeting agenda turned out to be one of the most heated, as there was an argument about whether the current security setup at the Brown County Courthouse needed to be scaled down or left in place.