Thursday Feb 13 "Savannah Sipping Society," 7:30 p.m. at Stage9, 9 S Main St. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for seniors and $10 for students and children, and available at the box office and on at Stage9Hutch "Finding Nemo, Jr," 7:30 p.m. at the Flag Theater,
CAPTION: Nickerson High School alumnus and sports standout Ava Jones, who was nearly killed when a car crashed into her family almost three years ago, announced that she has been diagnosed with cancer. CREDIT IOWA HAWKEYES WOMEN'S BASKETBALL By John Mesh Nickerson High School alumnus and
CAPTION: LeAnn Cox, Vice President of Operations and Tourism for the Hutchinson Reno County Chamber of Commerce, in her office at the Chamber of Commerce. CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank By Richard Shank 25 years into a career with the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce, LeAnn Cox
CAPTION: Cheetos cookies are a novelty that brings lots of conversation to a get together. With cheesy dust both in the dough and on the outside, these are an interesting take on a sugar cookie with a savory twist. By Lindsey Young Joey puts up with a
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information By John Mesh The No. 22 Hutchinson Community College Blue Dragon softball team traveled to Neosho, Mo., to play Crowder College Saturday at Crowder Softball Field. The doubleheader against Crowder College replaced a twin bill against Iowa Western Community College that
I tried to find the least goofy screenshot CREDIT SCREENSHOT FROM HATTEBERG'S PEOPLE YOUTUBE By Gina Long In July, I received a phone call from a familiar voice. I tried to place it. It wasn't family, anyone in my friends circle, or a community member or leader. But it
By Michael Glenn 164 years ago, our state was founded on the premise that owning another human being was immoral and the idea that slavery would be eradicated throughout the country. That decision was made by hardworking pioneers and settlers who founded cities and towns across Kansas.
CAPTION: Bartender Allena Young at the Rusty Needle in Hutchinson mixes a drink as she talks about the Super Bowl Sunday specials and potluck at the bar. CREDIT KATE IRELAN / THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Kate Irelan For those who don’t want to host a Super Bowl
Employees of the Tipsy Owl Lounge pose in front of the bar at 2203 East Fourth Avenue. From left, Dustin Cox, Maria Martinez, owner Chandra Burks, Angie Jarrett, and Nathan Adelgren CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank An early morning stop at the Tipsy Owl Lounge at
By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School girls and boys basketball team celebrated “Pack the SAC Night” with a sweep over Salina South Friday night at the Salthawk Activity Center (SAC). The Hutchinson girls defeated Salina South 46-32 and the Salthawk boys won 69-43. The Hutchinson girls improved to
