By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School Salthawk girls advanced to the semifinals of the 30th annual Mid-America Classic basketball tournament after beating Dodge City 45-27 in the first round Thursday afternoon at the McPherson Roundhouse. The Salthawk girls, the No. 1 seed in the tournament, improved
On 2025-01-30 @ 16:28:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 109 S. Maple Apt 2
JANAE D. ROUSE, WF/45, SAME – was arrested for 1) HPD warrant; Original charge driving while suspended
On 2025-01-30 @ 08:37:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1500 N MAIN ST.
MATTHEW M. GREEN JR, WM/33, 1500 N MAIN ST. was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; Poss. of THC.
On 2025-01-30 @ 07:55:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1518 N WASHINGTON ST
SABIN M SCHROEDER, BM/23, 1518 N WASHINGTON, was arrested for 1.) 2 x HPD FTA warrants
On 2025-01-30 @ 03:12:00Hrs
Traffic – Other at 901 E 11th
ARASELI ALBAREZ WF/50 HUTCHINSON was arrested 1). No DL 2). No Proof of Insurance 3). Reno County District Court Warrant for FTA.
On 2025-01-30 @ 01:43:00Hrs
Drug Offense at 530 N GRANDVIEW
ZANE MOUNTAIN, HM/29, 530 N GRANDVIEW, was arrested for 1) Possession of Methamphetamine 2) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
On 2025-01-29 @ 20:45:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 504 E AVENUE C
MIGUEL MOLINA, HM/34, 504 E AVENUE C, was arrested for 1) HPD FTA warrant
On 2025-01-29 @ 16:50:00Hrs
Obstruct Legal Process at 110 E. 12TH AVE
ROBERTO S. HERNANDEZ, HM/35, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1.) Interference with LEO/ Felony warrant. 2.) 3x RNSO warrants
On 2025-01-29 @ 16:09:00Hrs
Traffic – Other at 400 N Maple St
EMANSEL L. ROSSITER, WM/42, 228 E 5TH APT B – Was arrested for 1) Driving with no DL.
On 2025-01-29 @ 16:04:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 610W AVE C
NOAH WHITE, WM/28, 610 E AVE C, was arrested for 1) HPD Warrant
On 2025-01-28 @ 18:37:00Hrs
Drug Offense at 324 E. 4TH AVE
JASMINE N. CLAYCOMB, WF/34, 17 E. 7TH AVE, was arrested for 1.) Poss. of THC 2.) Poss. of Drug Para. 3.) Trafficking Contraband into a Correctional Facility 4.) RNSO warrant.
On 2025-01-28 @ 13:31:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1800 S Severance St
SEAN SENEGAL-KELLY WM/26, 515 W 13TH, was arrested for 1) FTA- STO 198a1 Illegal Tags
On 2025-01-28 @ 04:02:00Hrs
Violation of Court Order at City of Hutchinson
LEVI TRAMMELL, WM/39, was arrested for 1) VIOLATION OF A NO CONTACT ORDER
On 2025-01-27 @ 18:38:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1800 S Severance ST
KARA MILLER, WF/42, 707 E BLANCHARD LOT 145 was arrested for 2 HPD FTAs
On 2025-01-27 @ 11:41:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1800 S Severance St
DAVID BISHOP, BM/41, 1215 E 8TH AVE, was arrested for 3 HPD Warrants, 1) FTA ORIGINAL CHARGE THEFT, 2) FTA ORIGINAL CHARGE DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED X2
On 2025-01-26 @ 07:02:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 400 N MAPLE ST
QUINTON J BOWER, WM/41, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1.) 2 x HPD FTA Warrants
On 2025-01-25 @ 19:05:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 315 JUSTICE ST
CODY GOLDSBERRY, WM/32, 221 E AVE E, was arrested for two HPD FTA Warrants.
On 2025-01-25 @ 16:16:00Hrs
Public Intoxication at 300 N. PERSHING ST.
ANDRE R. BYRD, BM/31, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1.) Public Intoxication. 2.) Interference with LEO
On 2025-01-25 @ 14:03:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1801 Lyman Ave, Apt 803
COLLIN R. BOTT, WM/23, HOMELESS was arrested for 1) HPD FTA; Original charge of Driving with no DL
On 2025-01-25 @ 13:51:00Hrs
Violation of Court Order at City of Hutchinson
LUISA K. ZUBIA, WF/27 was arrested for 1) Interference w LEO and 2) Violation of a Protection Order. SKYLER A. MAY, WM/32 was arrested for 1) Violation of Protection Order
On 2025-01-25 @ 12:25:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1600 E. 30TH AVE
ALEXSA A. ARMSTRONG, WF/24, 1414 EASTLAND DR. was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; Driving with No DL 2.) RNSO warrant.
On 2025-01-25 @ 09:30:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 101 W 15th Ave
DARCY D. HUMPHRIES, WF/37, 101 W 15TH AVE was arrested for 1) HPD FTA; Original Charge of Theft; Property or Services.
On 2025-01-25 @ 05:21:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson
JALEN R. JONES, WM/22, MISSOURI was arrested for Battery-DV, Poss. of Marijuana, and Poss. of Drug Paraphernalia.
On 2025-01-25 @ 02:12:00Hrs
Traffic – DUI at 500 blk E 6Th AVE
RIDER MORSE, WM/24, 1210 E 6TH AVE was arrested for 1) DUI incapable of safely driving.
On 2025-01-25 @ 00:00:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at City Of Hutchinson
DOSHJA STARKS HF/25 was arrested for 1) BATTERY DV
On 2025-01-24 @ 20:48:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 100 N. ELM
CHELSEA P. STUART, WF/26, 610 E AVENUE C – was arrested for 1) HPD warrant; Original charge interference with LEO
On 2025-01-24 @ 16:33:00Hrs
Traffic – Other at 00 S Poplar St
DEREK I. TREVINO, HM/29, 827 E B AVENUE was arrested for (1) Driving while suspended.
On 2025-01-24 @ 15:43:00Hrs
Traffic – DUI at 700 N. WALNUT ST
BUDDIE R. ROSS JR. WM/27, 1024 COLLEGE LN. was arrested for 1.) DUI; incapable of safe driving. 2.) Illegal Transportation of Alcohol.
On 2025-01-24 @ 15:28:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 111 W 1st Ave
MANUEL ZAPIEN HM/39, TURON KS was arrest for A&D
On 2025-01-24 @ 08:42:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 2605 E 4th Ave
GREGORY A. DOXON WM/68 2605 E 4TH AVE was arrested for 1.) HPD FAILURE TO APPEAR
On 2025-01-23 @ 21:00:00Hrs
Traffic – DUI at 1905 E 17th Ave
IVANA FREEMAN, HF/34, SOUTH HUTCHINSON, was arrested for 1.) DUI 2.) Interference with Law Enforcement.
On 2025-01-23 @ 20:49:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 812 N Cleveland
JULIE VANSICKLE WF/35 HOMELESS, was arrested for 1)DRIVE WHILE LICENSE REVOKED 2)FTA THEFT, 3)FTA DRIVE WHILE LICENSE CANCELED, SUSP, OR REVOKED 4) FTA FAILURE TO GIVE INFORMATION AT ACCIDENT
Hutchinson Police Department On 2025-01-30 @ 16:28:00HrsWarrant Service at 109 S. Maple Apt 2 JANAE D. ROUSE, WF/45, SAME - was arrested for 1) HPD warrant; Original charge driving while suspended On 2025-01-30 @ 08:37:00HrsWarrant Service at 1500 N MAIN ST. MATTHEW M. GREEN JR, WM/33, 1500 N MAIN
By Kate Irelan
In a January 30 press release from Wendy Skellenger, Communications Officer with the Hutchinson Community Foundation, Reno County residents are invited to apply for a housing cohort leadership experience through a free Kansas Leadership Center (KLC) Transformational Leadership Grant. The Hutchinson Community Foundation is asking those interested to complete a form by February 24.
In the cohort, individuals can sharpen their leadership skills while applying them to an adaptive community challenge related to housing for vulnerable populations in Reno County.
Skellenger said, “Since 2019, Hutchinson Community Foundation has held a KLC Leadership Transformation Grant on behalf of Hutchinson and Reno County communities.” Last year, the grant focused on the Reno County Housing Needs Assessment and the work of the Downtown Unhoused Coalition.
Fifteen individuals will be selected to form the nine-month cohort, with most sessions held locally in Hutchinson and two multi-day sessions held at the KLC in Wichita. Meetings will begin in April and end in December. No previous KLC experience is necessary.
The deadline to complete the interest form is Feb. 24. To view the full timeline, program requirements and other details and to fill out the form, visit the Hutchinson Community Foundation website, https://hutchcf.org/initiativesandimpact/leadership-development/klc-cohort.For questions, contact Kari Mailloux, kari@hutchcf.org or 620-663-5293.
By Kate Irelan In a January 30 press release from Wendy Skellenger, Communications Officer with the Hutchinson Community Foundation, Reno County residents are invited to apply for a housing cohort leadership experience through a free Kansas Leadership Center (KLC) Transformational Leadership Grant. The Hutchinson Community Foundation
CAPTION: Representative Paul Waggoner poses in his office in the Kansas Statehouse on Wednesday as he prepares for his late afternoon meetings. CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank TOPEKA - As Kansas paused to celebrate the state’s 164th birthday, the Kansas Legislature remained on the job, including
CAPTION: Hutchinson Police Officers congratulate Honorary Detectives Grace, McKenna, Sutton and Emerie from Mrs. Taylor’s Pre-K class at Morgan Elementary School. CREDIT HUTCHINSON POLICE DEPARTMENT
By Emmie Boese
Officer Kris P. Bacon is out in the town. His most recent appearance was at Morgan Elementary School this month.
“We came up with that name,” Captain Dayton Gates with the Hutchinson Police Department said. “We thought we’ll poke fun at ourselves as cops because cops and pigs and stuff so it’s kind of just a fun poke
Officer Kris P. Bacon is a stuffed pig dressed up as a police officer. HPD is using Officer Bacon as a monthly engagement tool for elementary schools in Hutchinson and Buhler.
“The whole point is to really have officers engage with the kids in a positive way,” Gates said. “You know it’s meant for elementary school kids.”
Gates, who oversees the project, said every month officers hide a stuffed animal pig in an elementary school in town. A flyer is then posted in the school to state that Officer Bacon is missing. Whoever finds Officer Bacon then tells their school’s front office or principal that he has been located.
“Whomever finds him, they get to be recognized on social media if their parents allow it,” Gates said. “And regards to anything they get, they get a free lunch with officers and sometimes we’ve had just one student find it and other times we’ve had a whole class find Krispy so depending on what it is, we let them pick the meal they want and if it’s like a big class we obviously just go with like a pizza.”
Gates said Officer Bacon also spreads positivity as an engagement tool because elementary students may be learning more about what firefighters and police officers do.
“It’s just kind of a thing that opens that door in a positive way instead of if we pull their parents over, they might find that negative or something like that,” Gates said.
Gates said Police Service Aid Rylee Patton with HPD is the person who is driving the project.
“She’s the one that’s kind of pushing that out and she’s in all the photographs in everything so we’ve been doing that for a few months now and we’ve gotten a lot of good feedback on it,” Gates said.
For more information and to see the monthly featured winners, go to HPD’s Facebook page.
CAPTION: Hutchinson Police Officers congratulate Honorary Detectives Grace, McKenna, Sutton and Emerie from Mrs. Taylor's Pre-K class at Morgan Elementary School. CREDIT HUTCHINSON POLICE DEPARTMENT By Emmie Boese Officer Kris P. Bacon is out in the town. His most recent appearance was at Morgan Elementary School this
By John Mesh The Hutchinson Community College men’s basketball team defeated Colby on Nov. 26 at the Sports Arena 81-80. Wednesday night at the Colby Event Center, the Blue Dragons edged the Trojans 65-63 on a 3-pointer by DJ Dudley with 33 seconds left. The No. 5 Hutchinson
CAPTION: CREDIT UNITED WAY OF RENO COUNTY By Kate Irelan In a Jan. 29 press release, United Way of Reno County (UWRC) announced the appointments of three new members to their Board of Directors: Dr. Michael Little, Dr. Tricia Paramore and Tyler Vance. The release said that
CAPTION: A portion of Bernard's Restaurant and Catering at 2100 S. Bonebreak Drive. CREDIT SCREEN CAPTURE/CITY OF HUTCHINSON By Kate Irelan Bernard’s Restaurant and Catering at 2100 S. Bonebreak Drive was the first minority-owned business in Hutchinson and is still owned by descendant Susie Bernard. It is
By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School boys basketball team fell to Class 6A’s No. 2-ranked and unbeaten Derby Panthers 69-54 in a makeup game Tuesday night at the Salthawk Activity Center. The game was postponed from Jan. 7 because of inclement weather. Hutchinson dropped its fourth straight
CAPTION: CREDIT HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION The 2025 application cycle for grants aimed at supporting the health and well-being of Reno County residents is now open. Community Health Improvement Grants are funded through a partnership between Hutchinson Community Foundation, Hutchinson Regional Medical Foundation and United Way of Reno County to
