Hutchinson Police Department On 2024-12-26 @ 13:11:00Hrs Traffic - DUI at 400 Blk of W 11th Ave JOSEPH TABER, WM/40, 1531 W 11TH AVE, was arrested for 1) DUI 2nd conviction, 2) Tamper with Ignition Interlock, 3) Poss Marijuana, 4) Possession of Methamphetamines, and 5) Possession of Drug
By John Mesh The player selection show for the Kansas Shrine Bowl football game is 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 1 (New Year’s Day) at www/kansasshrinebowl.com and https://www.youtube.com/live/dlvYdP7-4_8. There will be 88 players (44 for the West squad and 44 for the East team) selected for the 52nd Kansas Shrine Bowl
The City of Hutchinson opened two Christmas tree disposal sites Thursday morning in Rice Park and the Salt City Splash Pool Parking Lot. That's according to a Facebook post issued by the City, which announced the open sites from Dec. 26 - Jan. 3, 2025. The City
CAPTION: The Landmark Building, known as the Hotel Stamey in this postcard, is getting a new start in 2025. CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON By Kate Irelan The historic Landmark building at 5th and Main in Hutchinson will finally get its fresh start in the new year. Owner
CAPTION: Hutchinson Police Chief Brice Burlie (left) and Captain Dayton Gates (right) discuss the days’ activities during a Dec. 19, 2024, meeting at the Law Enforcement Center in Hutchinson. CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank In April 1999, Brice Burlie, a young applicant who aspired to join
From Reno County Communications Specialist Sandra Milburn in a press release issued Tuesday afternoon: It is with a heavy heart that we announce that Gary Foster has been found. After a thorough and extensive search, Gary was located near his home, bringing closure to a heartbreaking
By John Mesh Several area wrestlers are ranked in the latest Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association poll released on Monday. The KWCA said its All-Class Girls Rankings will be posted later this week. Class 321A boys 106 pounds: 5.Marius Lee freshman Lyons. 126: 3.Jacob Moore Haven senior. 150: 2. Jace Grizzle Lyons sophomore, 5.Dayton Fromholtz
CAPTION: Changemakers at Work Grants Committee member Noah Khokhar presents Sky Ryders Performing Arts Foundation board member Lori Hall with a $2,500 grant at Hutchinson Community Foundation’s UPLIFT 2024 event Nov. 12 at Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre. CREDIT SELENA FAVELA Hutchinson Community Foundation announced the awarding
CAPTION: Hutchinson Blue Dragons honored by the NJCAA (from left) are linebacker Ja'Quel Mack, defensive end Marshon Oxley, head coach Drew Dallas, running back Waymond Jordan Jr., quarterback Samari Coillier and offensive lineman Bubba Craig. CREDIT BLUE DRAGON SPORTS/HUTCHCC SPORTS INFORMATION By John Mesh Hutchinson Community College
