By John Mesh Hutchinson Trinity Catholic High School junior Isaac Hammersmith placed second overall in the 220-pound weight class (945 pounds) and ratio (4.678) in the Kansas Class 1A State Powerlifting Meet Saturday at Conway Springs High School. The 2A state powerlifting meet was hosted by Royal
CAPTION: Construction vehicles demolish and work at the sight of the former Cottonwood Hills Golf Course on Buhler Road, east of Hutchinson, Thursday, March 27. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Dan Deming Probably not, but a group of investors out of Topeka and Kansas City
Tuesday Apr 1 Tyler Merritt, Author, Actor, Musician, Comedian, and Activist, part of the Dillon Lecture Series, 10:30 a.m. at the Hutchinson Sports Arena, 700 E 11th Ave. General admission tickets are $10. Students and school groups are admitted free of charge with a school ID.
The Hutchinson Art Center named Emily Kohls as the new director CREDIT HUTCHINSON ART CENTER The Hutchinson Art Center announced Emily Kohls will be the new executive director of the center. Kohls replaces John Eberly, who is stepping down at the end of March. In a press release,
By Michael Glenn Today, I turn 18 years old. If you’re reading this the day it was published, today, March 30, 2025 is the first day of my adulthood. To be honest, I don’t feel any different. Turning 18 is awkward. You’re an adult, but don’t get the
CAPTION: Red pepper risotto features roasted red bell peppers that melt with fresh parmesan into a creamy, delicious dish that can be paired with everything from mushrooms to shrimp to sausage for dinner. By Lindsey Young Joey and I have a shared joke when we go out
Trinity Valley Community College is the 2025 NJCAA Men’s Division I Basketball national champion. (Photo courtesy of NJCAA). By John Mesh The Trinity Valley Community College Cardinals are the 2025 NJCAA Men’s Division I champions. The No. 7-seeded Cardinals defeated the No. 17 Connors State College Cowboys 69-61 in the
By Gina Long Happy 18th birthday, Michael. After our editorial meeting on Saturday, I spent the rest of the day reminiscing about the fantastic journey you have already taken and the incredible road ahead of you. I remember the first time we were formally introduced at the philosophy
Photo courtesy of Fr. Bill Waln By Kate Irelan What started as a way to pay for college, Rev. Bill Waln with Grace Episcopal Church in Hutchinson made a career fighting fire, which grew into a lifelong passion for firefighting and helping people internationally. Waln was a wildland
Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball coach John Ontjes and the Blue Dragons lost a second-round matchup 50-48 to Three Rivers Community College Friday night in the NJCAA Women’s Division I Tournament the Ford Wyoming Center in Casper, Wyo. (Photo courtesy of HutchCC Sports Information). By John
