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Hutchinson Police Department

On 2024-11-28 @ 11:37:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 15 W 4TH AVE

CRYSTAL BURRIS, WF/47, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1) possession of opiate narcotic 2) possession of drug paraphernalia 3) interference with LEO 4) criminal damage.


On 2024-11-28 @ 05:33:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 25 E 1st Ave

JESSE R. DELACRUZ, HM/33, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1) FTA original charge BATTERY.


On 2024-11-28 @ 02:28:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 412 E 30TH AVE

MICHAEL WILSON, WM/35, KANSAS CITY, Was arrested on a HPD warrant for 1.) FTA; Possession of Marijuana


On 2024-11-27 @ 23:30:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at 100 BLK CRESCENT BLVD

CLAIRE ELLIOTT, WF/25, 106 CRESCENT BLVD, Was arrested for 1.) DUI by Comp Evidence .08 or Greater


On 2024-11-27 @ 16:00:00Hrs

Criminal Trespass at 206 W 5th Ave

IAN WHITE, BM/35, HOMELESS, was advised of criminal trespass from Dillons (206 W 5th Ave). After he was located during another incident.


On 2024-11-27 @ 14:40:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S SEVERANCE ST

DAVID SMITH, WM/53, 201 S REFORMATORY RD, was arrested for 4 HPD FTA’S.


On 2024-11-27 @ 13:23:00Hrs

Burglary – Res at 203 W 5th Ave

IAN WHITE, BM/35, HOMELESS was arrested for 1) CRIMINAL DAMAGE, 2) BURGLARY, 3) INTERFERENCE WITH LEO. and ADVISED OF CRIMINAL TRESPASS from 201, 203 W 5th Ave. After HOMER GLISON, WM/77, 201 W 5th Ave, Reported GILSON breaking into 203 W 5th Ave and staying in the residence.


On 2024-11-26 @ 16:16:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 626N MONROE ST

ROY HALL III, BM/53, 626 N MONROE, was arrested for 1) HPD FTA Warrant


On 2024-11-26 @ 09:32:00Hrs

Battery – Agg at 1609 E 17th Ave

CHADWICK COWHERD WM/32 HUTCHINSON was arrested for 1). Aggravated Battery – Great Bodily Harm, after being involved in a physical altercation with CHARLES RHOADES WM/32 HUTCHINSON.


On 2024-11-26 @ 00:35:00Hrs

Warrant Service at K14/Nickerson Rd

BRANDI L. HARRINGTON, WF/45, 1165 AVE L, LYONS, KS was arrested for 1) HPD Failure To Appear x2.


On 2024-11-25 @ 15:55:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 5th/Cleveland

DONALD S. TRASS, BM/64, 1209 E 5TH – Was arrested for 1) Possession of Methamphetamine 2) Possession of drug paraphernalia


On 2024-11-25 @ 15:53:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S. Severance

KRYSTAL D. ESTES, WF/32, ARLINGTON – Was arrested for 1) HPD warrant; Original charge driving while suspended


On 2024-11-25 @ 14:54:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S. Severance

ROBERTO RAMIREZ RIOS, HM/42, 208 S PLUM ST, was arrested for 1.) One HPD Warrant.


On 2024-11-25 @ 13:42:00Hrs

Theft – Shoplifting at 1905 E 17th Ave

An employee of Walmart reported KEVIN MARTINELLI WM/65 HUTCHINSON trespassing on the property and attempting to leave the store with unpaid items. MARTINELLI  was issued an NTA for 1). Criminal Trespass 2). Theft.


On 2024-11-25 @ 12:50:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 3005 Sierra Prkwy

HAILEY D. KOEHN, WF/33, 3505 ROWLAND – was arrested for 1) HPD warrant; Original Charge criminal damage


On 2024-11-25 @ 11:26:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at 619 E 4th Ave.

JOSHUA M. STUBBY, WM, 41, 19 W 15TH AVE was arrested for 1.) VIOLATION OF PROTECTION ORDER; CONDITION OF RELEASE following a traffic stop.


On 2024-11-25 @ 08:45:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S SEVERANCE

ALEJANDRO SEARS, HM/21, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1) HPD FTA Warrant


On 2024-11-25 @ 01:09:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 400 BLK E 11TH AVE

KARINA LOPEZ, WF/25, 509 GREEN GARDEN DR, was arrested for 1.) Possession of Opiate 2.) Possession of Marijuana 3.) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and 4.) Possession of Stimulant


On 2024-11-24 @ 20:16:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 322 E. 4th Ave.

JESSE A. VILLA, WM/43, 322 E. 4TH AVE., was arrested for 1.) 4x HPD WARRANTS


On 2024-11-23 @ 21:28:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at 1300 E 33rd Ave

EISETTA G. GAINES, WF/22, SAME, was arrested for 1) BATTERY-DV.


On 2024-11-23 @ 11:00:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 804 E 7th Ave.

AMANDA R. VEGA, WF/37, 804 E 7TH AVE was arrested for 1.) FAILURE TO APPEAR; PRE TRIAL; SEATBELT 18YOA +.


On 2024-11-23 @ 09:00:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson

SHERRY JASON, WF/52, 970 RUTLAND DR #711, LINCOLN NE, was arrested for 1) CRIMINAL DEPRIVATION DV, 2) BATTERY DV


On 2024-11-22 @ 23:04:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at 3400 BLK N PLUM ST

GAGE CLUNE, WM/16, 623 W 19TH AVE, Reports the vehicle he was operating was struck by a vehicle operated by CHASE MYRTLE, WM/28, 406 E AVE C. MYRTLE was arrested for 1.) DUI 3rd Conviction in 10 Years 2.) Battery on LEO 3.) Interference with LEO 4.) Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage


On 2024-11-22 @ 19:39:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

CHAVEZ WILLIMAS, WM/29, 550 E 1ST AVE was arrested for 1) Aggravated Assault 2) Felony Interference 3) Criminal Damage.


On 2024-11-22 @ 19:08:00Hrs

Violation of Court Order at City of Hutchinson

MYCAH BOHAM, WM/25, was arrested for 1.) VIOLATION OF PROTECTION ORDER.


On 2024-11-22 @ 15:33:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 1800 S Severance St

NICHOLAS SANCHEZ, WM/36, 613 W 17TH AVE was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA


On 2024-11-22 @ 12:10:00Hrs

Criminal Trespass at 1905 E 17TH AVENUE, WALMART

ANDRE BYRD, BM/31, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1. Criminal Trespass from WALMART after he was seen on the property.


On 2024-11-22 @ 10:24:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 210 W 1st

MATTHEW GREEN JR WM/33 1500 N MAIN ST was arrested for 1) FTA ABUSING TOXIC VAPORS 2) UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA.


On 2024-11-21 @ 19:55:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 805 KEAST ST.

JUSTIN A. NELSON, WM/44, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; Battery


On 2024-11-21 @ 19:54:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 805 KEAST ST.

JUSTIN A. NELSON, WM/44, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; Criminal Damage


On 2024-11-21 @ 19:29:00Hrs

Theft – Shoplifting at 1500 E 11TH AVE

An employee of DUNHAMS SPORTING GOODS, 1500 E. 11th AVE., reported two females shoplifting items from the business.  RACHEL L. ASHLEY, WF/36, 418 E. 1ST AVE APT 2 was arrested for 1.) Theft. 2.) Labette County Warrant.  BRIANNA WAGONER HOEFER, WF/26, 328 E 1ST AVE, was arrested for 1.) Theft.


On 2024-11-21 @ 14:18:00Hrs

Warrant Service at 212 E 7TH AVE

JORDAN PALMATEER, WM/37, 212 E 7TH AVE, was arrested for two, HPD FTA Warrants.


Reno County Sheriff’s Department

On 2024-11-25 @ 14:32:00Hrs

Theft – MV Recovered at 300 S Vine Arlington

Krystal Estes (32YO W/F) of Arlington was arrested for registration violation – illegal display, interference with law enforcement, possession of stolen property $25,000 to $99,999, driving while license suspended, an RNSO warrant, a HPD warrant, and a Stafford County warrant.


On 2024-11-23 @ 22:09:00Hrs

Traffic – Other at K96/HAVEN RD

Jenifer Ratzlaff 37 YO, WF of Wichita was arrested for DWS.


On 2024-11-22 @ 12:23:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at Ave I and Burr Street

Stacey Maddox 40YOF of Nickerson was arrested for DUI and NO Driver’s license after wrecking her 2001 Infinity I30 passenger car. No injuries reported, seat belt worn, air bags did not deploy, and vehicle removed by JSeven Towing.


On 2024-11-21 @ 08:40:00Hrs

Domestic Violence at 5010 Scotty Lane

Brandon Thille, a 37 YO WM of Hutchinson was arrested for Aggravated Domestic Battery, Domestic Battery, Battery LEO, Criminal Damage, and Felony Interference.


On 2024-11-20 @ 16:00:00Hrs

Juvenile – Runaway at 5011 N Dean Rd

Wyatt Shanks 18 yo of South Hutchinson was arrested for Contributing to a child’s misconduct.


On 2024-11-20 @ 01:00:00Hrs

Traffic – DUI at Woodie Seat/Ave A

Christopher Rasmassen 24 YO W/M of Hutchinson was arrested for DUI.


On 2024-11-17 @ 21:39:00Hrs

Drug Offense at 8200 N. K61 HWY

Jacob Gaunt was arrested for Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Paraphernalia in the 8200 BLK of N. K61 HWY


NOTE: ALL SUBJECTS ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW

Want to see more in the blotter? Contact Publisher Michael Glenn at mglenn@hutchtribune.com or Managing Editor Gina Long at glong@hutchtribune.com.

Hutchinson Police Department On 2024-11-28 @ 11:37:00Hrs Drug Offense at 15 W 4TH AVE CRYSTAL BURRIS, WF/47, HOMELESS, was arrested for 1) possession of opiate narcotic 2) possession of drug paraphernalia 3) interference with LEO 4) criminal damage. On 2024-11-28 @ 05:33:00Hrs Warrant Service at 25 E 1st Ave JESSE R.

By Kate Irelan Brown Friday is the same day as Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. However, it’s not about the bottom line for businesses; it’s about people’s bottoms, food particles and plumbing lines. Plumbers know all too well what happens after the Thanksgiving dinner […]

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By Kate Irelan Brown Friday is the same day as Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. However, it’s not about the bottom line for businesses; it’s about people’s bottoms, food particles and plumbing lines. Plumbers know all too well what happens after the Thanksgiving dinner and

By Gina Long

Michael assembles the framework of each newsletter every evening, readying it for the image uploads and hyperlinks to inform our readers about new articles.

“Gina yells at something” has become the go-to placeholder for our Sunday-published newsletters. In July, I forgot to change the placeholder headline when I added the link to my editorial. The newsletter went out with that headline, and, ironically, I didn’t yell at something that week.

When I saw this placeholder in the newsletter, I laughed so hard that I splattered hot tea all over my keyboard and scared the dog.

So, we’ll do the “yelling but Thanksgiving” thing:

  • I am thankful that the cold weather has arrived because the black widow spiders that infested my garage and back yard this summer are DEAD
  • I am thankful for the rain we are finally getting rain. Every little bit helps
  • I am thankful for Michael for keeping his eye on the ball with the newspaper. I knew there was something special in him when we met during a philosophy book club, so when he asked about starting a local newspaper, I said “yes,” although it was completely out of my area of expertise and my comfort zone. I meet very few 17 year olds who have the discernment of leaders twice his age. He lets me yell at things, too
  • I am thankful for Michael’s parents, who keep him grounded even while he excels at his commitment to make his community a more informed, connected place
  • I am thankful for my friends who have tolerated my packed schedule, but who make sure to extend invitations to lunch and dinner, and to drag me off to a show at the Fox or a movie once in a while
  • I am thankful to those I have interviewed and have cultivated relationships with. Hutchinson is bursting with creative, driven and lovely people who have stories to tell, and who graciously let me tell them

And thank you, our readers, for helping us through growing pains and for supporting us. Without you, our work would have amounted to a thought experiment instead of a full-fledged business.

May you and yours have a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving!

By Gina Long Michael assembles the framework of each newsletter every evening, readying it for the image uploads and hyperlinks to inform our readers about new articles. "Gina yells at something" has become the go-to placeholder for our Sunday-published newsletters. In July, I forgot to change the

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CAPTION: Wichita State University’s Morgan Stout, a Nickerson High School alumni, was selected by the Vegas Thrill with the 25th overall pick of the Pro Volleyball Federation 2024 Draft on Monday. CREDIT WSU SPORTS INFORMATION DEPARTMENT By John Mesh Wichita State University redshirt senior middle blocker Morgan

By Michael Glenn

One year ago, I was sitting in Metropolitan Coffee, wondering what to write for Thanksgiving. 

I knew we had to get something out and there wasn’t much news going on, especially on Thanksgiving itself. 

I wanted to share with you once again what I wrote, as I still am very thankful for everyone who made this publication possible.

  • “I am grateful for my parent’s support in my mission of The Hutchinson Tribune in providing local news to my hometown.
  • I am thankful for my school and teachers for supporting me in my efforts and endeavors. Without the support of my school, managing this publication would be extremely difficult if not impossible.
  • I am thankful for Gina Long for being not only a mentor and colleague but a friend of mine who has taken this adventure and leap with me in starting The Hutchinson Tribune.
  • I am thankful for other mentors, such as Joey Young and Adam Strunk of Kansas Publishing Ventures. They were the first people I talked to about newspapers and they inspired me to begin this publication.
  • Finally, I am thankful for all of you, our readers. Without you, this publication would truly be nothing. We began this journey in July, and have since grown into an operation with hundreds of subscribers who support our mission in providing local news.”

But The Tribune isn’t the only thing on my mind that we should be thankful for. 

I can’t quite remember when I first ran across it, but I was scrolling through Facebook when a local community member published a post with a bullet list highlighting some things going on around Hutchinson. The chamber actually picked it up to share with the community and I think it’s appropriate to piggyback it on here. You can read the original post here.

  • The City of Hutch has approved the annexation of over 500 acres to prepare for the possibility of a huge industrial park.
  • A new $18 Million Hilton Garden Inn that includes an Old Chicago is under construction near the Hospital. Maybe also a Popeyes?
  • The YMCA will be building a brand new $30 Million facility in Hutch
  • Trinity has a $2.3 Million addition that just recently completed. 
  • APAC Shears will be building a $5.5 Million dollar facility out near Siemens
  • The Fairgrounds Foundationdation built a new venue for over $5 Million
  • Evergy will be spending over $1 billion in Reno County for a new high-efficiency natural gas plant.
  • It has been announced that there will be a new housing addition with over 29 new homes being built over the next 12 months in the area of Plum Creek Elementary.
  • Many other housing projects are in the pipeline, including the site of the old St Elizabeth’s Hospital, 11th and Hendricks and some infill housing.
  • Over $13 Million will be put into the Landmark Building at 5th and Main
  • Multiple new daycare facilities and some others that are going to have major expansions to fill some of the gaps in daycare.

My friends and I had a “Friendsgiving” Tuesday evening at Chick-fil-a, since none of us wanted to cook. Afterward, we drove around Hutchinson, listening to “The Beatles,” “Sublime” and everything in between. 

We hit downtown and we all agreed Hutchinson, especially downtown, looks and feels like a better place than when we were little kids.

I hope that sentiment continues throughout Hutchinson, and I know it will.

This Thanksgiving, take some time to “smell the roses” and enjoy this community. It’s strong and building. 

By Michael Glenn One year ago, I was sitting in Metropolitan Coffee, wondering what to write for Thanksgiving.  I knew we had to get something out and there wasn’t much news going on, especially on Thanksgiving itself.  I wanted to share with you once again what I wrote,

By Kate Irelan

According to an emergency message sent by Buhler Schools Superintendent Cindy Couchman to guardians of students on bus number 83, “Bus driver Jennifer Vierthaler was rear-ended by another vehicle after school today at 43rd and Lorraine. No students were injured.”

Couchman added that another bus was sent to pick up the students to deliver them to Plum Creek Elementary. Police required a guardian to pick up the students as they didn’t want students unmonitored in case a medical issue arose. Guardians were asked to try to pick up their student by 4:30 pm at Plum Creek Elementary.

By Kate Irelan According to an emergency message sent by Buhler Schools Superintendent Cindy Couchman to guardians of students on bus number 83, "Bus driver Jennifer Vierthaler was rear-ended by another vehicle after school today at 43rd and Lorraine. No students were injured." Couchman added that another

By Kate Irelan

Though not a comprehensive list, the following are a few places in Hutchinson open on Thanksgiving Day:

Grocery, Gasoline, and Convenience: 

All Dillon’s locations (no beer sales), 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

All 24-hour Kwik Shop locations

Restaurants:

McDonald’s on 30th and 11th Streets, 5:30 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Spangles on 30th and 4th Streets, 6:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Village Inn on North Main Street, 6:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

IHOP by the Hutchinson Mall, 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Recreation:

All City of Hutchinson parks will be open.

Dillon Nature Center park area open (not the Nature Center building), 9:00 a.m. – dusk (approx 6:00 p.m.

Kansas State Fairgrounds (not the buildings) open and accessed through Gate 1.

Free Meals:

4:00 p.m. – Giuseppe’s Jr. Submarine Sandwiches Food Trailer in front of Axe It Up Hutch at 110 West 2nd will give out turkey half sandwiches and bottled water to those in need of a meal.

By Kate Irelan Though not a comprehensive list, the following are a few places in Hutchinson open on Thanksgiving Day: Grocery, Gasoline, and Convenience:  All Dillon’s locations (no beer sales), 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. All 24-hour Kwik Shop locations Restaurants: McDonald’s on 30th and 11th Streets, 5:30 a.m. - 11:00

CREDIT FAMILY COMMUNITY THEATRE

By Gina Long

The Family Community Theatre has raffle tickets remaining for their $5,000 cash prize fundraiser.

Raffle proceeds will be used to renovate the Flag Theater’s three lobby restrooms, which have not been updated in over 30 years.

Tickets are $50 each. Only 300 tickets will be available for purchase unless they sell out before Dec. 1.

Cash prizes will be drawn daily from Dec. 1 – 15 and will be streamed on Facebook Live.

Winning tickets will be returned to the hopper so ticket holders can win more than once.

Raffle tickets can be purchased through the Greater Giving website by scanning the QR code below. FCT will then send a follow-up email with your ticket number(s).

Tickets are also available for purchase through a board member. Please call or text Janice Hoppes at 620-474-6569 or email her at janicehoppes8@gmail.com.

CREDIT FAMILY COMMUNITY THEATRE By Gina Long The Family Community Theatre has raffle tickets remaining for their $5,000 cash prize fundraiser. Raffle proceeds will be used to renovate the Flag Theater's three lobby restrooms, which have not been updated in over 30 years. Tickets are $50 each. Only 300