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Keep pets safe this Halloween

Halloween is an annual celebration that many children and adults look forward to each October. From the mysterious and the macabre to the goofy and gregarious, Halloween speaks to people in many different ways. And with the opportunity to accumulate several pounds of sugary treasure after a few hours of trick-or-treating, is it any wonder celebrants love Halloween?

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Watch out for scams all around us

The digital era has its benefits. People from all over are able to connect almost instantaneously. Computers have made fast work of many tasks that once took hours or days to complete. Information or even funds can be shared at the click of a button. But for all of the benefits technology has provided, there is a darker side to the connectivity of the modern world. What has become easier for the general public also has become easier from those looking to take advantage of others.

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Brown County Sheriff’s Office releases statistics for third quarter

These are the patrol statistics for the 3rd quarter of 2025. I have had a number of people that have expressed their appreciation for all that we do, and like to keep up on our specific activity. I have been engaged in many positive conversations and suggestions from the county residents. I appreciate all of your support and input as community safety partners.

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Lady Red Hawks Fly High At Home

The Hiawatha Lady Red Hawks hosted the Royal Valley Lady Panthers on Tuesday evening. The night was extra special as the Hiawatha Lady Red Hawk seniors were honored. Claire Twombly, Kaeleigh Ruckman, Quinn Boye, and Adison Williams were celebrated for their accomplishments. Chrissy Allen, Brylie Williams and Ashley Moreleda were also honored for their contributions.

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