The Horton Senior Citizens had to reschedule their outing to see the Everest Community Historical Society’s Laundry iron collection due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict. The visit is rescheduled to September. Watch our article or Facebook page for details if you are interested in joining us.
The Horton Senior Citizens Center is proud to announce that they are one of the sponsors of the upcoming Brown County Senior Social at the Fisher Center in Hiawatha, to be held on Sept. 25. The social will be totally free for all seniors with music, refreshments, door prizes and the KNZA wheel with cash prizes! Join us from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The South Brown County Community Foundation (SBCCF) celebrated its most successful Match Days yet during the Brown County Fair, July 15–17, 2025. Community members and friends of the community gave a record-breaking $155,694.27 in donations, a 35% increase from the previous year.
A Horton woman was arrested on multiple drug charges on Friday, Aug. 15.
The Horton Senior Center members express sincere condolences to Connie Moman and family at the loss of her husband Gary Moman.
The Horton Senior Citizens met Tuesday for Coffee Group and we celebrated birthdays with those who were born in August with strawberry cupcakes and other treats.
Join us for an epic three-day jungle cruise, “The Great Jungle Journey” from Genesis to Revelation at Vacation Bible School (VBS), Monday-Wednesday, August 4-6, at Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, 1201 Central in Horton. Kids from age 3-Grade 6 will embark on a fun-filled journey to answer questions such as “Where did I come from; Why am I here, and What is God like?” The journey will be guided by 3 C’s of history: Creation, Corruption and Christ.
The Horton Senior Center members had drinks and treats brought in by our members on Tuesday morning. Our president made a few announcements about upcoming events. Those of us that volunteered to help deliver shelf stable food boxes for Northeast Kansas Area Agency on Aging were reminded to be at the center at 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 24. Thank you to Mary Pat and Phillip Jeffery, Laura and Larry Paulsen, and Jerry Holsman and Mary Patterson for volunteering!
2025’s Brown County Fair--started on Monday, June 30 and continued from Saturday, July 12 to Friday, June 18--was jam packed with a variety of 4-H project showcases, various activities for the public to major events demonstrating horse riding and showcasing cattle and other livestock.
Kris Miller Hiawatha World Here is a video compilation of some of the events that happened on the week of the Brown County Fair, which… Login to continue reading Login…