By John Mesh The Derby Panthers, the overall top-ranked team in the state of Kansas, rolled past Hutchinson 36-3 on Homecoming Night at Gowans Stadium in Hutchinson. The Panthers (5-0), ranked No. 1 Kansas Class 6A, led 15-0 at halftime. Derby put three touchdowns on the board
CAPTION: Hutchinson High School Salthawk Football players wave at supporters during the school's homecoming parade which took place Friday afternoon. PHOTOS BY MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn Hutchinson High School held its annual homecoming parade Friday afternoon, drawing hundreds of Salthawk supporters along Plum St
CAPTION: Jim Gilliland has been practing law in hutchinson for over half a century. CREDIT GILLILAND GREEN ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS By Richard Shank 52 years after graduating from the University of Kansas School of Law and returning to his hometown of Hutchinson to join a law firm
The Hutchinson High School girls tennis team won the Hutchinson Invitational Tennis Tournament Thursday at the Fairground tennis courts. Hutchinson’s Ayla Booe and Ellie Foos finished first in No. 1 doubles and the duo of Addison Lewis and Payzlee Regier placed first in No. 2 doubles.
CREDIT Downtown Hutchinson Rod Run “The Downtown Hutchinson Rod Run & Classic Car Show is the premiere event in Hutchinson this weekend,” said Jim Gruver, president of the Rod Run. He said this is the 17th year for the car show and they are ready to
CAPTION: A pennant outside the Reno County Clerk’s Office at 125 West 1st Ave in Hutchinson in August 2024. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn Election day is nearly a month away, and the Reno County Clerk’s office has been busy ensuring this year’s election
Hutchinson Police Department blotter On 2024-10-02 @ 23:33:00Hrs Warrant Service at 2500 E 17th Ave WILLIAM N. LESLIE, WM/55, 300 E BIGGER ST, was arrested for 1) FTA original charge DRIVE WHILE LICENSE SUSP/CANC/REV. On 2024-10-02 @ 23:28:00Hrs Violation of Court Order at 200 BLK E 4TH AVE JUSTIN RIGGS, WM/38,
photo from The Hutchinson Tribune The annual Hutchinson Art Center Members Art Show starts Friday evening with an opening reception. The event, sponsored by First National Bank and free and open to the public, will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Hutchinson Art
Hutch Fest is this weekend in downtown Hutchinson and boasts a full line-up of activities from dawn till dusk for young children and young-at-heart adults who like car shows, inflatables, running a race, walking for a cause, craft beer, live bands, food trucks, pinewood derby
The Kansas State Fair Governer's Award winner for Governor's watermelon, Allen McIntosh, and his grandmother, Vicky Willison, stand with their pumpkins and other produce for sale at their farm on 43rd Street 1/2 mile west of Buhler Road. Good boy "Charlie" also poses for the photo. CREDIT
