By Dan Deming Hutchinson Community Concerts wrapped up its current season Monday night with five Chicago-area musicians called Alliance Brass. Up front, I confess to not being a huge brass enthusiast. Still, there was a sizeable number in the audience who gave the two women and
By John Mesh The Hutchinson Community College baseball team (37-10) will host Allen County (16-31) in the Region 6 Tournament at Hobart-Detter Field. The first game of the best 2-of-3 series is at 3 p.m. Wednesday and Game 2 is at 1 p.m. Thursday. If a third
The Hutchinson Iris Club's annual show will be held this Saturday. This year's theme, "You Can Jive In 2025," spotlights the work of the local non-profit organization. The club's publicity director, Adrienne Moore Baxter, said in a press release that the show is "a lovely outing
Customers shopping at Don's Produce Patch. Don's Produce Patch was a part of the Reno County Farmers Market's opening day for the 2025 season on Saturday, May 3 CREDIT EMMIE AMEZOLA By Emmie Amezola The Reno County Farmers Market opened its doors for the season on Saturday
Thursday May 8 “When Harry Met Sally” part of the Fox Classic Film Series, 7 p.m. at the Fox Theatre, 18 E 1st Ave. Admission is $5. The Fox Film Series Passes are $45 and include 10 admissions and 5 small popcorns Friday May 9 Salt City Racing
By John Mesh The Buhler High School girls and boys placed second at Friday’s El Dorado Invitational track and field meet. The Buhler girls scored 87.5 points and the Crusader boys scored 87. Andover won the girls team title with 98.5 points and the Kapaun-Mount Carmel boys ran
CAPTION: It sounds weird at first, but making a pasta sauce from asparagus is not only easy, it’s a delicious way to enjoy the fresh greens. By Lindsey Young According to the website “The Kitchen Project,” asparagus is a very old vegetable. Historical records show it was grown
CAPTION: Michael Glenn, left, after winning KSHAA Forensics 2A State in Extemporaneous Speech with his coach, Mrs. Karin Neal. By Michael Glenn It only took me until the last week that I am a high schooler, but I won a state championship. Now you may ask
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
