By Michael Glenn This past Monday, I had the privilege of covering the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce’s press conference held at the Kansas State Fairgrounds where they announced Evergy will be building a $1 billion natural gas plant in Reno County in the South Hutchinson
By John Mesh With the aid of six turnovers (five interceptions and one fumble) from Hutchinson Community College, the No. 13 Butler Community College Grizzlies upset the No. 1 Blue Dragons 27-22 on Homecoming Day Saturday at Gowans Stadium. The Grizzlies got two wins in two days,
The Hutchinson Tribune created a list of questions for local state senate, representatives and reno county commissioner candidates. The questions act as a voter guide for the 2024 election on Tuesday, Nov. 5. The story will be updated as responses come in. The responses posted are
After a long struggle, Hutchinson is on a business winning streak. Just this past week, Evergy announced plans to build a billion-dollar plant on a huge area south of Highway 50 recently annexed by the city of Hutchinson. A new Hilton Garden Inn along Waldron off of
The first Boo! Comic Con bustled with attendees and vendors on Saturday in the Cottonwood Court on the Kansas State Fairgrounds. Most attendees were decked out in fan and Halloween costumes, greeted each other and chatted with cosplayers and vendors. Vendor booths offered everything from fan-themed merchandise
CAPTION: Honey carrot pie is a whole new flavor experience. It’s lightly sweet, and with very additions of honey and vanilla, it has a pleasant, fall-like flavor. It would pair nicely with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. By Lindsey Young I am not my dog’s favorite
CAPTION: The Hutchinson Trinity Catholic boys cross country team captured the 2A Marion regional meet Saturday and will compete for a state title next Saturday at Wamego. CREDIT JOE GODINA By John Mesh The Hutchinson Trinity Catholic boys cross country team captured the 2A Marion regional meet
In June 2024, the Hutchinson Clinic notified businesses with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS) insurance for their employees that the clinic would end their contract with the company on December 31, 2024. As part of the normal negotiation process with insurance companies, the
“When the door opens, you need to walk through and shoot your shot,” was how Dr. Tricia Paramore described her decision to apply for president of Hutchinson Community College (HCC) after being told in 2023 that Dr. Carter File, the school’s President, would retire on
Graphic courtesy of Salthawk Sports The Hutchinson Salthawk football team solidified their Kansas Class 5A playoff position with a 42-20 win over Maize South Friday night at Maize South Stadium. Hutchinson improved to 6-2 and will play a first-round home playoff game next week at Gowans Stadium. Great
