By Michael Glenn Change can be tough for a lot of people. I know it’s tough for me. When Gina and I began The Hutchinson Tribune, we had no idea what publication it would become nearly two years later. It was an experiment. I was in the summer
CAPTION: Brussels sprouts go from being a health food to a roasty compliment to melty rich cheeses in this decadent mac and cheese recipe. By Lindsey Young I’ve been going through a strange Brussels sprouts obsession lately. I’m sure there’s something in my Pinterest algorithm that is driving
By Gina Long Can the city of Hutchinson afford to keep Memorial Hall when its net loss is just short of $100,000 yearly? I pondered that today while attending and reporting on Hutch Mini-Con, an event that drew several hundred attendees and vendors, drawing from Wichita, Salina,
The Hutchinson Central Christian Cougar boys basketball team won the Class 1A II Dighton sub-state #1 with a 45-31 victory over Wallace County-Sharon Springs Saturday. Central Christian will play a first-round game at the Class 1A Division II state tournament Thursday at the Colby Event
By John Mesh The 2024-25 season came to an end for the Hutchinson High School girls basketball team with a 56-17 loss to Hays High in the Kansas Class 5A West sub-state #1 tournament championship game Friday night at the Hays gymnasium. The Salthawk girls, which defeated
CAPTION: The Hutchinson City Council heard a branding presentation from the Strategic Growth Department Tuesday evening, which uses many aspects of Hutch's flag. By Michael Glenn Eight years ago, the City of Hutchinson’s flag was little more than the City’s logo printed on a plain,
By John Mesh Hutchinson High School graduate Cirildo “Cidy” Vargas is the next boys head soccer coach for the Salthawks. Hutchinson High School athletic director Steve Kappenman made the announcement on Friday morning. “I am extremely honored to run this program, having played for it to being an
CAPTION: Father Kapaun’s boyhood home was moved by his parents from the family farm to Pilsen where it remains today. Currently, the home is unoccupied. CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank Visitors often enter Pilsen in awe, population 29, the hometown of renowned military chaplain and future
By John Mesh ‘The Buhler High School girls and boys bowling teams competed for the Kansas Class 4-1A state championship Thursday at Bowlero Northrock Wichita. The Buhler girls bowling team placed third at state with a 2655 score. Andale won the state title with 2786, followed by
Residents of Reno County now have a new way to combat property fraud, a rising financial crime. Reno County has added Fraud Notify as part of their recently installed new land records management system.Fraud Notify is offered free of charge to help address the ongoing dangers of
