CAPTION: The Atrium Hotel and Conference Center, located at 1400 N Lorraine St. CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON By Michael Glenn The demolition of the Atrium Hotel and Conference Center will begin on Friday, December 6, 2024. That's according to an official Monday press release by the City
By Kate Irelan The Buhler USD 313 School District is experiencing a temporary bus driver shortage due to an increase of illness after the Thanksgiving holiday. One bus route is affected, resulting in busing students, primarily from Buhler High School, to the CrossPoint Church parking lot
Andale High School coaches, cheerleaders and fans celebrate the team’s Kansas Class 4A state championship. Andale defeated Topeka Hayden 36-19 Saturday afternoon at Gowans Stadium in Hutchinson. CREDIT Mackenzie Weller/Sports in Kansas By John Mesh Seven more Kansas state champions were crowned on Saturday to go along with
Wednesday Dec 4 Jingle Jams by HutchCC Fine Arts, 7 p.m. at Stringer Fine Arts, 700 E 11th Ave. Thursday Dec 5 “Nuncrackers,” 7:30 p.m. at the Flag Theater, 310 N Main St. Tickets available at the box office, Bookends, Absolutely Home, and on the Family Community Theatre website.
CAPTION: Gov. Laura Kelly speaks to Democratic supporters at a Nov. 5, 2024, watch party in Overland Park. CREDIT CHLOE ANDERSON FOR KANSAS REFLECTOR By Michael Glenn TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced Wednesday more than $10 million in federal funding will be allocated to community-based organizations and
The Hutchinson Zoo kicks off its annual holiday season this weekend. Holiday Happy Hour starts the festivities on Fri., Dec. 6, from 6 to 9 p.m., with music, animal experiences and holiday lights. Multiple food options and both non-alcoholic and adult beverages will be available. This event
By John Mesh The No. 1-ranked Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball are off to a 10-0 start after beating Independence Community College 66-34 Saturday afternoon at the ICC Fieldhouse in Independence. The Blue Dragon women now are 4-0 in the Jayhawk Conference. The Pirates fell to 1-8
By Gina Long Like most Reno County property owners this past week, I received a shock in the mail. My property taxes went up, and not by an insignificant amount. The mill levies didn't go up. Property valuations have exploded over the last 4 years. As stated in
CAPTION: Jeff Wells of Advance Termite and Pest Control addresses the Hutchinson Executive Association at a Tuesday meeting. By Richard Shank As Advance Termite and Pest Control of Hutchinson prepares to celebrate its 40th anniversary in business, Al Wells is busy these days transitioning leadership of the
CAPTION: For a decadent, delicious twist on the classic, this pumpkin caramel pie is a must-try. It takes a lot of extra time and steps, but the flavor combination is worth all the effort. By Lindsey Young It’s Friendsgiving season for Joey and me, so that means
