By John Mesh The Hutchinson Trinity Catholic High School volleyball team has seven seniors who want to put the 2023 season behind them. “We finished 4-35 — obviously not how we wanted our season to go,” said hird-year Volleyball Coach Lauren Cost. "We have a strong senior
CAPTION: Dan Deming seems reflective about his long career in radio and service to Hutchinson and Reno County during a recent conversation at the Village Inn Restaurant in Hutchinson. CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank At an early age, Dan Deming seemed destined for a career in radio
CAPTION: Reno County Commissioners John Whitesel, left, Ron Hirst, Randy Parks, Don Bogner and Daniel Friesen. CREDIT SANDRA MILBURN/RENO COUNTY By Ainsley Trunkhill A lack of adequate housing, from infrastructure to affordability, has plagued small-town America, and Reno County is no different. Residents have continuously identified housing
By Richard Shank Less than 20 Kansas cities and towns can claim to have grown population by at least 100 during the past 12 months, not one of which was Hutchinson, but the Salt City was in good company in not achieving the distinction. The state’s population
The Hutchinson Blue Dragons’ opening-night football game Thursday, Aug. 29, against New Mexico Military Institute will be televised on ESPN+. It is the first ESPN+ NJCAA Game of the Week telecast for 2024 football season. Kickoff at Gowans Stadium in Hutchinson is 6 p.m. central time. The Blue
A Reno County press release announced Wednesday a Reno County Public Works Department vehicle was involved in a single-vehicle accident northwest of Pretty Prairie today, August 14, 2024, causing the fatality of an employee and serious injuries to three other employees. Reno County is working with
By John Mesh The Hutchinson Central Christian Cougars football team returns 15 starters from the state playoff team in 2023. The Cougars also have three ninth graders on the roster. The Cougars, coached by Matt Barnett in his second season, posted a 6-4 record in 2023 and lost
CAPTION: From left: Board Members Gleysha Mendez-Rosario, Tad Dower, Cheryl Thompson, Vice President Darcie Canfield-Riggs, Valarie Gibson-Smith, Lance Patterson and President Laura Corey. CREDIT USD 308 By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson USD 308 Board of Education approved publishing the recommended budget for the upcoming school year and
CAPTION: Rep. Paul Waggoner, right, speaks at an April 20, 2024, Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce Legislative forum alongside Rep. Jason Probst, left. Both representatives spoke with The Hutchinson Tribune about the 2024 Kansas Primary Election. CREDIT TRIBUNE STAFF By Michael Glenn Kansas State Rep. Paul Waggoner
By Gina Long Only 40 tickets are still available for Friday evening's Downtown Hutch Uncorked for TECH. The downtown wine tasting and hors d'oeuvres walking tour is a fundraiser for TECH, a community organization that supports people with disabilities. The tour includes 15 downtown businesses, and all
