The Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragon volleyball team defeated the Pratt Beavers 3 sets to 1. HutchCC improved to 12-10 overall and 3-3 in Jayhawk Conference play. Hutchinson hosts No. 5 Barton on Saturday night at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. (Photo courtesy of Blue Dragon
CAPTION: Reno County Commissioner Daniel Friesen, right, talks to Interfaith Housing Inc.’s CEO Clint Nelson during a Aug. 28, 2024 meeting, with commissioners John Whitesel, left, Ron Hirst, Randy Parks and Don Bogner. CREDIT SANDRA MILBURN/RENO COUNTY Fifteen years ago, BlackBerry was still more popular than
Jack Northgraves posted an 8-under-par 216 (66-70-72) to place first in the individual standings and led the No. 3 Blue Dragon men’s golf team to a 21-stroke victory at the Bent Tree Intercollegiate on Monday in Council Bluffs, Iowa. (Billy Watson/Blue Dragon Sports Information) The third-ranked
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — VFW Post 1361 in Hutchinson is holding the first, of what they hope to many, Jeep Show and Shine on Friday and Saturday. The community is invited and encouraged to attend this free two-day car show. “The post commander drives a Jeep and there
Staff from the Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce and Sunshine Meadows celebrate a ribbon cutting and grand opening at the new Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community Salah Memory Care wing in Buhler, KS on Monday, September 23. CREDIT SUNSHINE MEADOWS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY By Kate Irelan The new, high-tech Salah
"We can do big things if we prepare and persevere, take risks, and work together," Heidi Unruh said about the history of space travel. "'Per Aspera' is part of Kansas's state motto, too," she said. "It is in our nature to achieve great things, although they
CAPTION: Buhler USD 313 Superintendent Cindy Couchman, left, stands with members of the USD 313 board of education and district administration at the ribbon cutting of Crusader Corner Daycare, located at 509 East 56th Avenue in Hutchinson. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn Buhler USD
The Reno County Commission will meet on Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 9 a.m. in the courthouse's Veteran's Room. Phil Nightingale of Salt City Racing will discuss the economic impact of fairground racing events. With two races left this season, over 11,500 people have attended, and an
CAPTION: From left: Board Members Gleysha Mendez-Rosario, Tad Dower, Cheryl Thompson, Darcie Canfield-Riggs, Valarie Gibson-Smith, Lance Patterson and President Laura Corey. CREDIT USD 308 By Kate Irelan In their regular monthly meeting on Monday, the USD 308 Board of Education accepted $103,000 from the Reno County Childcare
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information The Hutchinson Community College volleyball team lost a four-set match 3 sets to 1 to Dodge City Community College Monday night at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. The Blue Dragons handed the Conquistadors a 25-17 loss in the first set with
