By Michael Glenn As a newsroom, this past Tuesday’s election was the first presidential election cycle we had covered. For about five hours, Gina, Kate and I set up for the election, watched the results and tabulated the answers throughout the evening. The Republicans won majorly throughout
By John Mesh The No. 1 Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball and the No. 15 Hutchinson Blue Dragon men’s team both went 2-0 at the BSN Tip-Off Classic games Friday and Saturday at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. On Friday, the HutchCC women dominated the Tabor College Junior
CAPTION: Waymond Jordan Jr. (3) rushed for 213 yards and three touchdowns as the No. 3 Hutchinson Blue Dragon football team defeated Highland 44-0. CREDIT BLUE DRAGON SPORTS/HUTCHCC SPORTS INFORMATION By John Mesh The third-ranked Hutchinson Blue Dragon football team dominated the Highland Community College Scotties 44-0
CAPTION: Mini blooming onions are pearl onions that are battered and fried to create the same great flavor as the classic carnival dish without all the effort and mess. By Lindsey Young We were enjoying some time with friends at the Kansas State Fair one year,
By Kate Irelan Last week, the Hutchinson Regional Airport was one of four recipients of a Build Kansas Fund grant that will help fund repairs and upgrades to the taxi lane, provide expansion to allow larger aircrafts to use the airport, and even encourage new aviation
CAPTION: Gov. Laura Kelly speaks to Democratic supporters at a Nov. 5, 2024, watch party in Overland Park. CREDIT CHLOE ANDERSON FOR KANSAS REFLECTOR By Michael Glenn TOPEKA—Governor Laura Kelly granted clemency to seven criminals Wednesday, including a pardon for a man convicted of crimes in Reno
Photo from Sugartime Confections Facebook page By Emmie Boese Sugartime Confections will no longer have a physical location in downtown Hutchinson. The local bakery location will close on Saturday, Dec. 21. According to a post on Sugartime Confection’s Facebook page, owner Malynda Jarett said she will operate her
By John Mesh The season ended for the Hutchinson Trinity Catholic High School with a heartbreaking 22-20 overtime loss Friday night at Medicine Lodge in the Kansas Class 1A state playoffs. The Celtics finished the season with a 4-6 record. Medicine Lodge (9-2) will play Valley Heights (8-2)
Dr. Ernie Minton, Dean of Agriculture at Kansas State University (far right), poses with FFA members from area high schools following his speech at the annual Farmer Appreciation breakfast sponsored by the Hutchinson Reno County Chamber of Commerce and held in the 1861 Club on
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information By John Mesh For the first time since 2011, the Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragon women’s soccer team has defeated Butler in a playoff game. The No. 14 Blue Dragons (11-2-6 overall, 7-0-3 in their last 10 games) defeated the No.
