CREDIT: The City of Hutchinson By Emmie Boese The City of Hutchinson’s Strategic Growth Department presented an update on the current branding project they’ve been working on for the city at Tuesday’s city council meeting. Last summer, the city received a grant from the Hutchinson Community Foundation to
CAPTION: Aerial photo taken by Nick Hemphill Photo Video after an explosion and fire at Steffens Auto Parts on South Main Street in Hutchinson shows extensive damage to the building and some damage to nearby business Lilypad Septic and Portable Restrooms. Melted remnants of some
By Kate Irelan On March 7, Sunshine Meadows will hold their 25th Annual Gala fundraiser at the Crystal Ballroom at the Burt, 3 West Avenue B in Hutchinson. They will be celebrating 80 years of service and the theme for the evening is “Excellence for His
By John Mesh The 2024-25 basketball season will continue for the Hutchinson Central Christian boys squad with a 63-47 victory over No. 1-seed Weskan in the Kansas Class 1A Division II Dighton sub-state #1 semifinal game Monday night at Goodland’s Max Jones Fieldhouse. Brady Froese led the
CAPTION: The site of what once was the Atrium Hotel and Conference Center on Monday, March 3, located at 1400 North Lorraine in Hutchinson. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn The Atrium Hotel and Conference Center is on schedule to be completely demolished by the
Thursday March 6 “Lady and The Tramp,” 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 Spring Flourishes Symphonic Band Concert
Members of the Hutchinson Community Foundation's Youth Philanthropy Council from left: Hutchinson Community Foundation Program Officer Sarah Blake, (back) Gavin Foster, Sam Vogel, Ellie Foos, Libby Trumpp, Kayla Rose, Hollyn Neufeldt and Will Barkley. Front from left: Claudia Taylor, Ruby Tovar-Contreras, Mary Newboles, Lucy Steen
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information By John Mesh Hutchinson Trinity Catholic High School’s Mattie Galliher, a 5-foot-11 middle blocker, signed a letter of intent Wednesday afternoon to play volleyball at Hutchinson Community College. Galliher played volleyball for Celtic coaches Lauren Cost and Jan Frieb. She also
CAPTION: There are only three ingredients in this easy lemon cake (and one is optional). The best part is it can be served in slices to be eaten with a fork or as a finger food for your next gathering. By Lindsey Young With plans to have
CREDIT WIKIMEDIA COMMONS By Gina Long The anticipated end of the solar power moratorium in Reno County in May will finally remove a significant roadblock to the area's economic development, and it could not come at a better time. Reno County's agricultural economy is expected to suffer more
