By John Mesh The Haven High School girls and boys basketball teams both improved to 7-0 by beating Norton Friday at the Norton Stull Gymnasium. The Haven girls won 38-28 and the Wildcat boys won 50-29. Sienna DeFrain led the Wildcats with 16 points. Haven’s Avery Brawner scored
CAPTION: Chief Judge Patricia Macke Dick. CREDIT RENO COUNTY Chief Judge Patricia Macke Dick will retire on January 13, 2025, after 36 years with the 27th Judicial District serving the people of Reno County and the state of Kansas. A retirement reception will be held to celebrate her
CAPTION: Nate Dreiling is the new defensive coordinator at Arkansas State University. CREDIT UTAH STATE ATHLETICS/ESPN'S PETE THAMEL By John Mesh Nate Dreiling, who served as the interim head coach at Utah State during the 2024 season, was named defensive coordinator at FBS Division I school Arkansas
Hutchinson Police Department On 2025-01-02 @ 15:11:00Hrs Theft - All Other at 1800 S. Severance St. JOSHUA H. WATKINS, WM/ 48, 3304 CAROLE ST. was arrested for 1.) Theft. On 2025-01-02 @ 00:36:00Hrs Traffic - Other at 1401 E 4th JENNIFER K. COLEMAN, WF/44, 1414 N MADISON - was arrested for
The Hilton Garden Inn project is located at 1715 North Waldron St. next to ALDI. The project is on track to be finished by June, 2025 CREDIT EMMIE BOESE By Emmie Boese LeAnn Cox, Vice President of Operations and Tourism for Visit Hutch, said there are currently
CAPTION: St. Elizabeth Hospital has officially been demolished and asbestos abatement has taken place. Interfaith Housing Inc. plans to build a 14-20 units of family homes on the land. CREDIT EMMIE BOESE By Emmie Boese The old St. Elizabeth Hospital was officially demolished and received asbestos abatement in
CAPTION: Hutchinson City Hall, located at 125 East Ave B. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson City Council will vote and elect its mayor and vice mayor for 2025 Tuesday evening at its first meeting of the new year. Currently, Councilman Greg Fast of
By Dan Deming The most frustrating thing about reviewing concerts is that on nearly all occasions by the time we tell you about an exceptional show that you may want to attend, it has already left town and probably won't be repeated in Hutchinson anytime soon.
By John Mesh 88 players were picked to play in the 52nd Kansas Shrine Bowl during its selection show Wednesday morning (New Year’s Day), including three players from the Hutchinson Tribune coverage area. Brice Kesler, Kansas Shrine Bowl executive director, and Sports in Kansas’ Chet Kuplen announced the
CAPTION: The Hutchinson Community College women's basketball team won the NJCAA Division I title with a 37-0 record. CREDIT STEVE CARPENTER/HUTCHCC ATHLETICS By John Mesh Sports in Kansas has been listing its top moments of 2024 on its Facebook page. Many of the moments involve athletes or coaches
