CAPTION: Katie Huelskamp with Data Center Inc. (left) talks with potential job candidate Josh Lipmicky (right) at the Hutchinson Community College Career Connections Job Fair at the Hutchinson Sports Arena on April 3. Over 550 job seekers and 143 employers attended. By Kate Irelan The 10th annual
CAPTION: Project Manager for the City of Hutchinson Erin Patterson shows photos of different repairs and damage made to the city's water system. The engineering contract agreement between HDR and the city was approved on Tuesday, April 1. CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON By Emmie Amezola The Hutchinson City
CREDIT THE CITY OF HUTCHINSON FACEBOOK By Gina Long The City of Hutchinson announced on Facebook that South Main Street has reopened. Due to the ongoing demolition of the Woodie Seat Bridge, the four-way stop at Avenue F and Main St. will remain. Avenue E will remain
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information By John Mesh The Hutchinson Community College softball team claimed two blowout victories over Fort Hays Tech Northwest Wednesday afternoon at Fun Valley in Hutchinson. Hutchinson won the first game 23-0 (5 innings run-rule) and the second game 23-0 (5 innings
CAPTION: New director of the Hutchinson Art Center Emily Kohls stands in front of some of her own paintings in her office at the Hutchinson Art Center. By Kate Irelan Ever since she can remember, Emily Kohls has been an artist and interested in art. Her
CAPTION: Hutchinson City Hall, located at 125 East Ave. B. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Emmie Amezola City council approved a request for issuance of an RFP (request for proposal) for the potential sale of Memorial Hall on Tuesday night. However, a new motion was made at
By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School girls soccer team shut out Classic School of Wichita 3-0 Monday on the first day of play in the Wichita South Titan Classic. The halftime score was 1-0. The match was played on Turf Field at Wichita South High School. Hutchinson’s
CAPTION: Author Tyler Merritt talks in a press conference at the Hutchinson Community College Dillon Lecture Series on April 1. CREDIT KATE IRELAN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Kate Irelan Author Tyler Merritt spoke of his biggest accomplishments and the way he addresses racism in America in a press
CAPTION: Dr. Megan Bartley addresses the Hutchinson Rotary Club at a noon Monday luncheon meeting at Hutchinson Community College on the Kitchen Hero Academy program in Hutchinson.CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank Kitchen Hero Academy, the brainchild of Dr. Megan Bartley, a local pediatric occupational therapist, will,
CAPTION: CREDIT HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE By Richard Shank This Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m., all eyes will be on the Hutchinson Sports Arena for a presentation by author, actor, musician and activist Tyler Merritt as part of the Dillon Lecture Series, which saw its origin in 1982. Last week
