The Red Hawk Trap Club attended the Kansas Clay Target League State Tournament at the Kansas Trapshooter Association, Sedgwick on June 15. Twenty-one students participated in the event and despite the muddy conditions for the spectators it was a great day.
On the afternoon of June 22, Ted and Traci Hinton, both life long residents of Hiawatha, lost their home to a devastating fire.
The Hiawatha Team Swim Team successfully earned first place over the visiting Seneca Swim Team at the Hiawatha Aquatic Park home meet on Saturday, June 22.
Hiawatha Post 66 lost to Auburn Post 23 by a score of 16-1 on Sunday at Auburn.
A house fire occurred at 600 Hiawatha on Sunday afternoon.
A house fire occurred at 6th and Hiawatha this afternoon.
Hiawatha, KS — The Hiawatha Foundation for Economic Development (HFED) Board of Directors has approved a $17,500 investment to cover architectural design fees for a new duplex housing development led by local developer Michael Webb. This funding supports a planned 3- to 5-acre site within city limits near Bruning Park that will feature attractive, single-story duplexes — each offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage — designed to meet the housing needs of working families and retirees alike.
The Hiawatha High School Class of 1984 Scholarship Fund awarded a total of $10,500 in nonrenewable $1,500 scholarships to seven graduates of the HHS Class of 2025. For the second year in a row, every completed application received a scholarship. The committee elected to increase the award from $1,000 to $1,500, due to the increasing costs of education and ongoing cost-of-living impact to families.