There were promising signs at Hiawatha’s opening meet of the cross country season, but in week two, the results were far more than promising, as the girls took first and the boys took third on Thursday at Holton.For the middle school boys, Eastan Sheldon took fourth overall to lead the team, followed by Braylon Kuehn in 29th, Tristan Gibbs in 52nd, and Kellen Boye in 54th for the Red Hawks.
A back and forth battle that was decided late in week one for the Hiawatha Red Hawks gave way to a much different result this week, as the Hawks hit the road once again, this time running into a buzzsaw of a Marysville team and coming home with a 38-0 loss.A week after the Bulldogs upset defending State champion Nemaha Central, Marysville did not look dominant in the early going of Friday night’s game, as the Red Hawk defense played well in the first half, standing up the Dogs on fourth down to turn Marysville over on their first drive.
Kansas - The much-anticipated Highway 36 Treasure Hunt is set to return for its 19th year, inviting treasure seekers and bargain hunters to explore the rich heritage and vibrant communities along the 400-mile stretch of US Highway 36 in Kansas.
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Kris Miller Hiawatha World The city commissioners met at 7:45 a.m. to discuss and approve the budget and revenue neutral rate on Friday, Sept. 13.… Login to continue reading Login…
A couple hundred residents of different counties gathered at the Hiawatha Fisher Center on Sunday, August 11, to hear a presentation on the Federal 30x30 Agenda. Angel Cushing of Lyon County was the speaker, assisted by Beth Salmans of Marshall County. The 30x30 program is a plan advanced by radical environmental activists to permanently protect 30% of America’s land and oceans by 2030, and much of it is being done without ever notifying any of the county governments of their plan to remove thousands of private acres from the tax base, destroying the economies of the region. Cushing has been sounding the alarm since 2021 on this government overreach and war on agriculture and nutrition. There are many moving parts to this federal 30x30 agenda, and every federal department is now tasked with its implementation.
Huge shout out to the volunteers for the No Hunger Summer program in Hiawatha. These volunteers show up and dedicate several hours a day to make sure children in the community don’t go without! This is a great program that provides healthy meals for children of any age or background, all summer long. The program volunteers also offer positive adult interaction to each of the children, Tenley wants to “get a brown bag” everyday, more for the interaction with the volunteers versus the food! We even have to drive by on the weekends so she can see its closed. We are blessed to have volunteers in our community that are willing to make days a little brighter. Thank you to Marge Stover. who gave Tenley some of the biggest smiles of the summer.