Memorial Day – Why We Celebrate
¨Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.¨
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Hiawatha community jobs for teens
By the time you’re reading this, school will finally be out. But you might be wondering “What am I going to do with all of this free time?” Well I’ve got the perfect solution for you: a summer job.
On the Extension Line: Grilling Tips: Safety first will help keep the fun in outdoor eating
Meat thermometer is the best defense in keeping food safe
Community Input Needed for 2025 Brown County Health Needs Assessment
Survey now open; a Wednesday, July 23 town hall planned to share results and identify priorities.
Hiawatha and Sabetha alumni graduate from University of Saint Mary
A Hiawatha alumni and Sabetha alumni graduated from University of Saint Mary on Saturday, May 3.
HHS Journalism student places third at state
Hiawatha High School Journalism Senior Student Isabel Burnos placed third at the Kansas Scholastic Press Association (KSPA) State Contest. Burnos submitted her article in the Review Writing category. There were over 1,300 entries among 80 different schools and 26 different categories.
HAP to open for season next week
The Hiawatha Aquatic Park (HAP) is gearing up to open for another summer season.
Community Happenings, 5/27 to 5/30
Tuesday, May 27 > • Morrill Public Library’s Summer Library Program: Heller Martial Arts Bully Defense Program with sessions at 10 a.m. for youth… Login to continue reading Login…
Hiawatha Community Foundation hosting Match Days on Memorial Day weekend
A banner for the Hiawatha Community Foundation Match Days event was hung on Hiawatha’s City Hall on the week of Friday, May 16, the week after Mayor Becky Shamburg made the proclamation that the week of May 18 to May 24 would be deemed as Community Foundation Week, which is the same week that the Foundation will be hosting its Match Days event at the Fisher Center on the morning of Friday, May 23 and the afternoon of Saturday, May 24.
Middlebrook Scholarship Awarded
Citizens State Bank & Trust Company, Trustee for the H.O. Middlebrook Scholarship Trust, has announced the 2025 award recipient. The Middlebrook Scholarship was created by H.O. and Helen Middlebrook in memory of their son, James Holmes Middlebrook, who died in infancy. Distributions began in 1945, the year James would have entered college. The Middlebrooks themselves were administrators until 1962, when H.O. Middlebrook passed away. Mr. Middlebrook’s will stated that the scholarship be preserved in a permanent trust, with Citizens State Bank & Trust Company as successor administrator. The one-year scholarship was designed to help college students through that critical freshman year. To date, over 300 students have benefited from the Middlebrooks’ gift, totaling $224,700.00 from an original $40,000.00 contribution 80 years ago. This year’s recipient is Acacia Erdley.