Talking is a risky business these days. Saying certain words can end friendships, ruin careers, and in some cases, put people’s very lives in danger. Many of these words, “love,” for example, are not being used in their intended, original sense. These words have been hijacked, stripped of their original meaning, and “refilled” with a polarizing message. This process is ancient, deliberate, calculated, and agenda-driven.
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk Forensics Team placed fourth at the McClouth Invitational that took place at McClouth High School on Saturday, Feb. 8.
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl team finished their season by competing at the Regional Scholar’s Bowl meet at Silver Lake on Thursday, Feb. 6, where the varsity team placed fifth among the 16 teams from northeast Kansas present at the event.
Frank NewellSports Reporter for the Hiawatha World The Lady Red Hawks (8-5, 4-3), were home on Friday evening. They were beaten by the Riley County… Login to continue reading Login…
The Hiawatha Red Hawks (5-9, 2-5) won at home on Friday night by a score of 73-58. They defeated the Riley County Falcons (4-10, 2-6).
Hiawatha World The Morrill Public Library is planning an all-day drop-in Valentine Craft Day on Thursday, Feb. 13. Stop by the library between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. that day…
Hiawatha Chamber & Visitors Bureau recognized First United Methodist Church as February’s Member of the Month on Thursday, Feb. 6.
During this time of the year over a billion cards are sold-making this the second biggest card sending occasion in the world. Cards can be sent to anyone; however, teachers, children, mothers, and wives generally receive the most. This is because of Valentine’s day.
Here is a look at some of the wall art featured in Hiawatha.