( KNZA )-Free lots are being offered in Hiawatha for the construction of new homes.
Hiawatha Foundation for Economic Development Director Don Nigus says the organization has a total of eight lots available in the Aztec East, Pleasant View Second Addition in the northern part of the city for the construction of owner occupied housing..( play audio )
Nigus says with the free land program they hope to encourage families to locate within Hiawatha and Brown County...( continue audio )
Nigus says there is an application process for the program. To obtain a formal application, contact a HFED member/realtor or the HFED office.
Nigus will talk more about the program and other HFED activities on this week’s edition of More Than Just a Soundbite, which airs Wednesday morning at 6:15 and again in the afternoon at 1:05.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Local radio group welcomes new GM
Pyle: Kelly to hold ceremonial signings in Brown and Jackson counties
Report of suspicious vehicle leads to meth arrest
Woman arrested in Holton after suspicious activity report
Commission discusses KDOT letter on street lights
Local area flood warnings extended
Injury avoided in Atchison truck rollover
AT&T: Atchison internet outage due to contractor accident
Hiawatha fireworks ban to remain in place
Falls City woman arrested on felony drug charge
KDHE: Residents, pets, told to avoid flooding MO River waters
Bench trial held for man charged in fatal 2022 Jeff Co crash
Flood not expected to reach same levels as 2019
Local firefighters gain from KS insurance funding
Monday rain blamed for Jackson Co semi crash
Missing A-Town teen found safe
Man injured in Leavenworth Co crash
LATEST STORIES
Governor Kelly ceremonially signs tax relief bill in local stops
Missing A-Town teen found safe
Fentanyl near school earns plea from LV man
A safe, sober 4th wanted by officials
Improvements planned at Doniphan County Courthouse
Brown Co Sheriff's Office stats
Report of suspicious vehicle leads to meth arrest
Cooper Nuclear Station celebrates 50 years of generating power