By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson Tribune investigated nine political action committees or organizations that financially influenced the 102nd District Kansas House Race in Nov. 2024. These PACs released final campaign contribution reports in January 2025, and The Hutchinson Tribune found $61,871.95 in funds spent after Oct. 25,
CAPTION: Community volunteers making care packages for "The Unity Project" at Stringer Fine Arts Center on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration. The care packages will be distributed at Point-In-Time count initiative on Thursday, Jan. 23. CREDIT EMMIE BOESE By Emmie Boese The
By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School boys swim team tied for 10th place (with Valley Center) out of 18 teams Saturday at the Andover Invitational with 83 points. The meet took place at the Andover Public Schools Aquatic Center. Andover won the invitational championship with 405 points,
Monday Jan 20 Martin Luther King, Jr Federal Holiday The Unity Project, 10 a.m. at Stringer Fine Arts, 600 E 11th Ave. Part of the NAACP of Hutchinson’s Martin Luther King Jr Day activities. Inauguration Day Friday Jan 24 Talk20 Hutch, 7 p.m. at the Hutchinson Public Library, 901
CAPTION: Hutchinson City Hall, located at 125 East Ave. B. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson City Council will face a busy agenda at its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Hutchinson City Hall. The council will consider approving a public hearing regarding property known
CREDIT AMERICAN RED CROSS By Dan Deming Hutchinson and Reno County are again gearing up for a potentially life-saving and fun event called "Battle of the Badges". Getting more people to donate blood is the mission of this annual friendly competition between police and firefighters. The real winners
By John Mesh Hutchinson Trinity’s boys and girls will compete in the Sterling Invitational Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday along with Sterling and Lyons. In first-round games Tuesday, the Hutchinson Trinity girls will play Scott City at 3 p.m., followed by the Hutchinson Trinity boys against
By Michael Glenn With Crow and Co. closing this past Saturday, Gina and I visited the bookstore one last time to reminisce on some memories and discuss some editorial topics as we usually do on the weekends. Crow and Co. holds a special place in my heart
CAPTION: These balls can be made with rum or bourbon and feature cocoa, vanilla and chopped nuts, along with a hint of alcohol. By Lindsey Young It must have been sometime when I was in middle school that a family acquaintance gifted us with a basket of
Michael and I at our final editorial meeting at Crow & Co. on Jan. 18, 2025 CREDIT A KIND STRANGER By Gina Long Today was bittersweet as Crow & Co. closed its doors. The Hutchinson Tribune would not exist without the downtown bookstore. Michael and I first met
