A blessing in disguise
As we step firmly into 2025 and National Quitters Day is over, I would like to share a very blessed story and how astonished I am over this year as well as every year.
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Lady Red Hawks beat a strong Rossville team
The Lady Red Hawks got back on track Friday night on Jan. 10. They were able to achieve a victory against a very tough and talented Rossville Lady Bulldogs team. The final score was 70-62.
Red Hawks get their biggest victory of the season
The Hiawatha Red Hawks were victorious Friday night on Jan. 10 over a very good 4-1 Rossville Bulldogs team. The final score was 57-55.
Interlocal 615 meets on Jan. 7
The Board of Education of the Brown County Kansas Special Education Interlocal #615 held its regular January Board of Education meeting at 6 p.m. on January 7, 2025 at the Special Education Annex in Hiawatha.
Brown County commissioners vote to approve proposed wage structure
Two of the Brown County commissioners voted to approve a proposed wage structure for Brown County employees at the end of Fridayâs special Brown County meeting on Jan. 10.
Brown County Planning Commission holds public hearing
The Brown County Planning Commission held a hearing on Friday, Jan. 10 about proposed zoning regulations to set limits for wind energy development for Brown County. The Planning Commission passed a motion to adopt the zoning regulations.
Looking back at the top news of 2024
Every year is full of newsworthy events, and 2024 was chock full of events that were reported by the Hiawatha World.
Community Happenings, Jan. 13 to Jan. 16
Monday, Jan. 13 > • Morrill Public Library Happenings: Toddler Storytime at 10:30 a.m.; Knitting Club at 6 p.m.; Diverse Voices Book Club will meet at 6 p.m. in the…
Scooping snow at the Hiawatha World office
Two students--Luke McAfee of Horton High School and Kenzie Nelson of Hiawatha High School--scooped up snow for the Hiawatha World and Larryâs Barbershop on Wednesday afternoon.