The former Atrium site on May 3, 2025 CREDIT GINA LONG/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Gina Long While driving south on Lorraine Street near where the Atrium used to stand, I decided to pull off the road and take photos. The Atrium demolition was completed some months ago, and
The Hutchinson Blue Dragon men’s track team won the Region 6 outdoor track and field championship for the first time since 2013. (Photo courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports/Hutchinson CC Sports Information). By John Mesh The Hutchinson Blue Dragons captured the men’s team title at the Region 6
By John Mesh The Andale High School girls and boys swept the team titles at Friday’s 13-school Salthawk Invitational, which took place at Gowans Stadium. The Andale girls scored 134 points and the Andale boys tallied 129. The Hutchinson High School girls placed 10th with 30 points and
By Dan Deming The most lasting and perhaps important part of Thursday night's latest Hutchinson Community Concert may be the potential for firing up the C.C. crowd to oppose tearing down Memorial Hall, something a majority of the city council and city manager currently seem inclined
From left: Reno County Commissioners Richard Winger, Ron Hirst, Don Bogner, Randy Parks and Richard Vincent CREDIT SANDRA MILBURN/RENO COUNTY By Ainsley Trunkhill The two-year-long moratorium on solar energy, partnered with the ongoing discussions to regulate this renewable energy, has resulted in controversy and uncertainty across the
TOPEKA - Kansas House Democrats announced Thursday, May 1, that they will hit the road this summer for the "Fight Back Tour," a statewide initiative aimed at engaging directly with Kansans, listening to community concerns and outlining their vision for the future of the state. The
Salthawk baseball goes 20-0 at Krol Family Baseball Triangular, area prep roundups By John Mesh The defending Region 6 champion Hutchinson Blue Dragon softball team lost to Barton Community College 2-0 Friday night and was dropped into the elimination bracket of the 2025 Region 6 Tournament at
Former Astronaut Nicole Stott signs her book entitled ‘Back to Earth’ during her Fri., May 2, 2025, visit to the Cosmosphere CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank Retirement as a NASA Astronaut left Nicole Stott wondering how she might share her spaceflight experience with others. After some
Hutchinson Police Department On 2025-05-01 @ 14:44:00HrsWarrant Service at 300 N. Waldron St. SARAH M. SOTOMAYER, WF/36, 300 N. WALDRON ST. was arrested for 1.) FAILURE TO APPEAR: EXTENSION TIME TO PAY; THEFT. On 2025-04-30 @ 15:55:00Hrs Warrant Service at 1800 S Severance DANIEL ROBINSON, WM/44, 201 W 11th AVE,
Former radio broadcaster and County Commissioner Dan Deming addresses the National Day of Prayer Breakfast held Thursday morning at Memorial Hall CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank As Hutchinson debates the fate of Memorial Hall, 80 Hutchonians met there Thursday morning for Hutchinson’s annual Prayer Breakfast, as
