By Gina Long The Reno County Commission will hear budget requests from the county extension office, drug court, Horizons Mental Health and TECH during its meeting this Wednesday. Additional items on the agenda include new 2026 solid waste fees at the Reno County Landfill and more discussion
By John Mesh Saltcity Racing's “Kids Night 2025 Season Opener,” sponsored by B&B Hydraulics, is slated for Friday. The first races will feature the Heartland Modified Tour and the United Rebel Sprint Car Series. The two classes competing are IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car URSS United Rebel Sprint
CAPTION: Claire Foy (left) and Beth Southern (right) visit during a Rotary luncheon at Monday noon at Hutchinson Community College before addressing the organization on Earth Day activities. CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank 2021 may have been the peak of a worldwide pandemic that has come
Tuesday Apr 22 Jazz Send-Off Concert-Instrumental and Vocal Jazz Concert, 7 p.m. at the Stringer Fine Arts Center. Doors open at 6:30. Tickets are $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 students, and free with college ID for HutchCC students and staff Thursday Apr 24 “Batman,” part of the Fox
Jaisman Travelbee from the Hutchinson Zoo explains the zoo’s program to treat injured wildlife and return them to their normal habitat during Party for The Planet on Apr. 19, 2025 CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank The Salt City got an early start Saturday in observing Earth
From the NJCAA and Blue Dragon Sports Hutchinson Community College Sports Information Director Steve Carpenter has been named SID of the Year by the NJCAA. Carpenter is in his 21st year as the Sports Information Director for the Hutchinson Blue Dragons and is the only SID Hutchinson
By John Mesh The Buhler High School boys tennis team captured second place at the 11-team McPherson Invitational Saturday, just 5 points behind first-place Manhattan. In a 20-player singles draw, Buhler’s Davian Spies reached the finals for the fourth consecutive year, coming up just short in the
CAPTION: Kansas legislators resist marijuana legalization ahead of the 2025 session as thousands cross the Missouri border as medical marijuana patients and countless others for recreation. CREDIT TIM CARPENTER/KANSAS REFLECTOR By Michael Glenn Our Kansas Legislature recently wrapped up its 2025 session, and many of our legislators
CAPTION: Merely calling this dish red rice doesn’t do it justice as far as all the flavor it possesses. With a combination of fresh vegetables cooked down into white rice, it’s easy to create a tomato-y, delicious side dish for your next Mexican food entree. By
By Gina Long Houston-based RockStep Capital recently submitted a proposal to the Hutchinson City Council to increase the existing 1% sales tax surcharge to 2% for purchases at businesses located at the Uptown Mall. The company says the funds will be used to attract more tenants,
