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By Michael Glenn

The Hutchinson Tribune is looking for a part-time sales representative or general news reporter. No experience is necessary, and we are able to train.

Work for the newest local news publication in Reno County! The Hutchinson Tribune is an award-winning publication begun by a 16-year-old high school student and local librarian who wanted to positively impact their community.

If interested, please contact Publisher Michael Glenn at 6208995268 or mglenn@hutchtribune.com

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By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson Tribune is looking for a part-time sales representative or general news reporter. No experience is necessary, and we are able to train. Work for the newest local news publication in Reno County! The Hutchinson Tribune is an award-winning publication begun by a

Police Blotter

Hutchinson Police Department

On 2024-11-14 @ 13:46:00Hrs
Theft – Shoplifting at 1905 E. 17th Ave.

LUCAS BOLEN, WM/21, 1313 E. 6TH AVE. and NEVAEH MILLER, WF/18, SAME, were both arrested for 1) THEFT < $1500 and 2) CRIMINAL DAMAGE after getting caught stealing from Walmart.

On 2024-11-13 @ 13:28:00Hrs
Sexual Offense at 548 E Sherman Avenue Apt 3

RICHARD ALLEN YOUNG WM/40 548 E SHERMAN AVE APT 3 was arrested for 1) ELECTRONIC SOLICITATION OF A MINOR, 2) INDECENT SOLICITATION OF A MINOR, 3) SEXUAL EXPLOTATION OF A CHILD, 4) POSSESION OF METHAMPHETAMINE, 5) FELONY INTERFERENCE WITH LEO; DESTROY EVIDENCE, 6) POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA and 7) POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA

On 2024-11-13 @ 13:28:00Hrs
Sexual Offense at 548 E Sherman Avenue Apt 3

RICHARD ALLEN YOUNG WM/40 548 E SHERMAN AVE APT 3 was arrested for 1) ELECTRONIC SOLICITATION OF A MINOR, 2) INDECENT SOLICITATION OF A MINOR, 3) SEXUAL EXPLOTATION OF A CHILD, 4) POSSESION OF METHAMPHETAMINE, 5) FELONY INTERFERENCE WITH LEO; DESTROY EVIDENCE, 6) POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA and 7) POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA

On 2024-11-12 @ 20:11:00Hrs
Traffic – DUI at 800 blk N. Washington St.

CHRISTINA A. PENNER, WF/ 50, 20 W. 10TH AVE. was arrested for 1.) DUI; Combination Drugs/ Alcohol. 2.) Possession of Marijuana. 3.) Possession of Paraphernalia. 4.) Illegal Transport of Alcoholic Beverage. 5.) Fail to Provide Proof Liability Insurance.

On 2024-11-12 @ 16:54:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 500 BLK E. 1ST AVE

KIP E. MASON, WM/28, 7200 E. 11TH AVE, was arrested for 1.) HPD FTA; driving with no DL.

On 2024-11-12 @ 16:41:00Hrs
Drug Offense at 500 BLK E. 1ST AVE

MARIA M. SWARTZ, WF/47, ARKANSAS CITY, was arrested for 1.) Possession of Methamphetamine 2.) Possession of Marijuana 3.) Possession of Drug Para. 4.) Illegal Display.

On 2024-11-12 @ 16:28:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 500 BLK E 1st Ave

AMANDA L. DAVIS, WF/41, 426 E 5TH – Was arrested for 1) HPD warrant; Original Charge Interference with LEO

On 2024-11-12 @ 11:45:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 115 W 1st Ave

BRIAN STUBBS, IM/28, 400 W 2ND was arrested for 1)FTA, original charge of possession of marijuana and 2)FTA, original charge of theft.

On 2024-11-12 @ 02:15:00Hrs
Public Intoxication at 500 Blk E 10th Ave

GABRIELA GEYRIAN WF/34 1729 N ADAMS ST, was arrested for 1.) Interference with LEO 2.) Public Intoxication

On 2024-11-12 @ 00:25:00Hrs
Traffic – DUI at 700 Blk. E. Sherman Ave.

THOMAS J. GOIN, WM/ 54, 961 S. 74TH AT. KANSAS CITY, KS. was arrested for 1.) DUI; drugs or combination. 2.) Poss. of Marijuana. 3.) Poss. of paraphernalia.

On 2024-11-11 @ 20:51:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

QUINTON J BOWER, WM/41, HUTCHINSON, was arrested for 1.) DV Battery x2 2.) DV Assault 3.) DV disorderly conduct

On 2024-11-11 @ 20:23:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 200 blk E. 8th Ave.

JONATHAN M. SCOTHORN, WM/33 was arrested for 1.) HPD Warrant-FTA

On 2024-11-11 @ 16:25:00Hrs
Traffic – Other at 426 E 5th AVE

AMANDA L. DAVIS, WF/41, SAME – Was arrested for 1) Driving with no license

On 2024-11-11 @ 11:00:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 428 E 4th

MILISSA LEWIS, WF/39, 107 W 12TH AVE was arrested for 1)FTA, original charge of driving while suspended.

On 2024-11-11 @ 06:01:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at City of Hutchinson

KENDALL LOULA RYAN WF/35 3010 Sierra Parkway was arrested for 1.) Criminal deprivation of property

On 2024-11-10 @ 18:29:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at 309 W 16th Ave

EUGENE A. RANKIN, WM/70, SAME, was arrested for 1) DOMESTIC BATTERY.

On 2024-11-10 @ 16:53:00Hrs
Harassment by Telephone at 800 N Poplar St

ANESSA DURANT WF/20 800 N POPLAR ST, was arrested for 1)HARASSMENT BY TELEPHONE

On 2024-11-10 @ 13:32:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at CITY OF HUTCHINSON

MARICHELLE A MARALES, HF/24, WICHITA, was arrested for 1)-Violation of a PFA and 2)-An HPD warrant for fail to appear.

On 2024-11-10 @ 02:31:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 600 blk S Main St

SHAYLA N. BROWN, BF/18, 446 JUSTICE ST, was arrested for 1)FTA POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA

On 2024-11-10 @ 00:02:00Hrs
Obstruct Legal Process at 600 block of E. 3rd Ave.

TED R. ALEXANDER, WM/45, 705 E. 3RD AVE., was arrested for 1.) INTERFERENCE WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT.

On 2024-11-09 @ 21:25:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at 2602 N Severance St

SAMUEL CAVE, WM/42, SAME, was arrested for 1) Harassment by Telephone; DV

On 2024-11-09 @ 15:54:00Hrs
Criminal Trespass at 806 E 43RD

DAIVON ATKINSON BM/28 3403 JEFFERY ST was issued a summons for 1) CRIMINAL TRESPASS after he was found at a residence he was evicted from.

On 2024-11-09 @ 15:25:00Hrs
Violation of Court Order at 400 BLK E 5TH AVE

JACOB GENDREAU, WM/43, 20 W 11TH AVE, was arrested for violating a no contact order.

On 2024-11-08 @ 22:30:00Hrs
Drug Offense at 2525 N. Adams

ROXIE WARD, WF/44, 2525 N. ADAMS ST., was arrested for 1.) POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE, 2.) POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, and 3.) POSSESION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. CECIL CHANDLER III, BM/51, 2525 N. ADAMS ST., was arrested for 1.) HPD WARRANT.

On 2024-11-08 @ 22:02:00Hrs
Warrant Service at 1312 N Monroe St

MYA TATE BF/23, 1312 N MONROE ST, was arrested for Municipal Court Warrant 1) Probation Violation; original charge of Battery

On 2024-11-08 @ 15:00:00Hrs
Public Intoxication at 500 N PLUM ST

MARCUS W. R. BISHOP, WM/19, 303 S PARK, was arrested for 1)-Pedestrian under the influence.

On 2024-11-08 @ 03:09:00Hrs
Violation of Court Order at City of Hutchinson

AMANDA DEKKER, WF/ 31 was arrested for 1.) Violation of a No Contact Order.

On 2024-11-08 @ 01:04:00Hrs
Assault at 2405 N MAIN ST

NICHOLAS SUHLER, WM/52, 908 E 10TH AVE, was arrested for 1.) Assault, 2.) Pedestrian under the influence of alcohol in the roadway, 3.) Interference with LEO.

On 2024-11-07 @ 23:21:00Hrs
Drug Offense at 00 Blk E. Carpenter

SARA J. THOMPSON WF/40, 903 E. 7TH AVE., was arrested for 1.) Possession of Opiates 2.) Possession of Marijuana 3.) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 4.) Possession of THC 5.) Driving While License Suspended/Cancelled/Revoked 6.) Failure to Provide Proof of Liability Insurance

Reno County Sheriff’s department

On 2024-11-10 @ 23:53:00Hrs
Domestic Violence at 224 S Reno, Partridge

NICHOLAS ROGERS 33 Y/O B/M of Partridge was arrested for Batt DV and Criminal Damage DV

On 2024-11-10 @ 01:15:00Hrs
Traffic – Other at US50/MAIN

Austin Rhoades, 27 Yo, W/M of Hutchinson was arrested for DWR, Habitual Violator, and No Insurance.

On 2024-11-09 @ 08:25:00Hrs
Drug Offense at Nickerson Blvd/Riverton Road

Ashley Doyle 28YOF of Larned was arrested for Poss Para, Poss Marijuana, and Poss Opiate/Narcotic/or Certain Stimulant.

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 Editor Gina Long at glong@hutchtribune.com.

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Hutchinson Police Department On 2024-11-14 @ 13:46:00HrsTheft - Shoplifting at 1905 E. 17th Ave. LUCAS BOLEN, WM/21, 1313 E. 6TH AVE. and NEVAEH MILLER, WF/18, SAME, were both arrested for 1) THEFT < $1500 and 2) CRIMINAL DAMAGE after getting caught stealing from Walmart. On 2024-11-13 @ 13:28:00HrsSexual

Culture

The insignia of the 96th Infantry Division CREDIT https://www.96thinfantry.org By Kate Irelan According to a November 14 press release from Ron Hirst, Reno County Commissioner, an invitation has been extended to Reno County residents to “a dedication of a section of K96/K14 Highway in Reno […]

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The insignia of the 96th Infantry Division CREDIT https://www.96thinfantry.org By Kate Irelan According to a November 14 press release from Ron Hirst, Reno County Commissioner, an invitation has been extended to Reno County residents to “a dedication of a section of K96/K14 Highway in Reno County, Kansas,

Crime

CAPTION: CREDIT HUTCHINSON POLICE DEPARTMENT

The Special Operations Division with The Hutchinson Police Department arrested a man for unlawful sexual acts involving a minor Wednesday.

That’s according to an official press release from the department which was sent to media outlets Thursday morning.

On Nov. 13, 2024, HPD arrested Richard A. Young, 40 YOA of Hutchinson, for the following: Indecent Solicitation of a Child to Commit or Submit to an Unlawful Sex Act, Electronic Solicitation of a Child 14-15 YOA, Sexual Exploitation of a Child, Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Interference with Law Enforcement; Destruction of Evidence and Violation of Parole.

Young is being held in the Reno County Correctional Facility in lieu of a $100,000 bond.

This case is still under investigation.

“If you have information regarding it, please contact Reno County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS, use your P3Tips App on your smartphone, or call the Hutchinson Police Department at 620-694-2815 and reference case number 2024-45826,” the press release read.

Any further inquiries about this case should be directed to the Reno County District Attorney’s Office at 620-694-2715.

All suspects are innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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CAPTION: CREDIT HUTCHINSON POLICE DEPARTMENT The Special Operations Division with The Hutchinson Police Department arrested a man for unlawful sexual acts involving a minor Wednesday. That's according to an official press release from the department which was sent to media outlets Thursday morning. On Nov. 13, 2024, HPD

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From left: Reno County Commissioners John Whitesel, Ron Hirst, Randy Parks, Don Bogner and Daniel Friesen. CREDIT SANDRA MILBURN/RENO COUNTY By Ainsley Trunkhill During a commission meeting filled with county seat appointments and renewals, the board voted against the recommendation of the Planning Commission’s re-appointment of Harley

Crime

CAPTION: CREDIT HUTCHINSON POLICE DEPARTMENT

Beginning November 21st through thru Dec 1st, Hutchinson Police Department will join many other law enforcement agencies across the state for a Thanksgiving Safe Arrival traffic enforcement campaign. Although all Kansas Traffic Laws will be enforced, this extra provision will be actively enforcing occupant protection laws.

That’s according to a press release issued by HPD Tuesday.

“The Hutchinson Police Department will also provide education that serves as a reminder that BUCKLING UP SAVES LIVES,” the press release said. “Be a ham and buckle up!”

The campaign is supported by a grant from the Kansas Department of Transportation.

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CAPTION: CREDIT HUTCHINSON POLICE DEPARTMENT Beginning November 21st through thru Dec 1st, Hutchinson Police Department will join many other law enforcement agencies across the state for a Thanksgiving Safe Arrival traffic enforcement campaign. Although all Kansas Traffic Laws will be enforced, this extra provision will be

Sports

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By John Mesh Seven members of the Hutchinson Community College women’s soccer team were recognized on the 2024 Division I All-KJCCC Women’s Soccer Team. Blue Dragon freshman Anastasia Pokrandt was named the 2024 KJCCC Division I Women’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Year. First Team selections on the

City News

CAPTION: The Atrium Hotel and Conference Center, located at 1400 N Lorraine St. CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON

By Emmie Boese

Director of Community Development Matthew Williams gave The Hutchinson Tribune an overview of the demolition and asbestos abatement process for The Atrium Hotel and Convention Center. 

Williams said the project is moving along quicker than initially expected.

“We are kind of just working off of a tentative schedule,” Williams said.  “Right now they are in the middle of asbestos removal. That’s expected to finish by the end of the year and then once that is done, then demolition will begin and demolition is expected to be done I believe by March.” 

Kansas Concrete LLC of Nickerson is responsible for the demolition of the property after being selected by the city in the bidding process. The total bid was $865,000. Williams said Kansas Concrete sub-contracted with another company for asbestos abatement. 

“I think the total bid price ended up coming in less than we had budgeted for and we were happy with kind of a lower price,” Williams said. 

The Hutchinson City Council condemned the Atrium due to unsafe and hazardous measures on Aug. 20 and gave property owner Joshua Joseph 30 days to provide a cash bond of 2 million dollars or remedy all issues within the property. Council declined Joseph an extension to provide a cash bond. 

Bids for demolition and asbestos abatement were sent out on Aug. 27. On Oct. 1, council voted to demolish the Atrium. Council then voted to approve Kansas Concrete as the general contractor for the demolition at a special city council meeting on Oct. 8. 

Williams said the city moved forward with demolition of the property themselves due to poor lack of planning on Joseph’s part to repair or tear down the property himself. 

“So we obviously have to pay the demolishing crew how much money they are owed right now so we took a bond out to pay for that and this is how normal abatement for nuscinces work is we pay to have it done,” Williams said. “Maybe we pay to have a car towed off of a property or to have a car boarded up and then we basically assess that amount that it cost to the property taxes and so for the commercial property, we are assessing it to his property taxes. He can pay his property taxes. He can pay you know the large amount that is costing to do the demolish you know to demote a property and if he pays that he gets to keep the property you know just like if you were to pay your taxes. But if he doesn’t pay his property taxes, after three years of not paying it, then it would go to the (Reno County) tax sale.” 

Williams said the property taxes alone are going to be a huge tax bill. 

“He was unwilling to you know fix the issue now so we kind of have an assumption that he may not pay the taxes on it and if it does go to the tax sale, then basically I think the tax sale is once a year over at Memorial Hall, but basically it goes to the tax sale and any individual can bid on the property and then whatever they bid on the property would be used to pay off the taxes,” Williams said

Williams said the city does not own the property throughout this process. On Nov. 5, the council approved an ordinance authorizing general obligation bonds for the demolition. The city is allowed to bond up to $1.2 million for the demolition. 

The Atrium is located at 1400 N Lorraine St. 

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CAPTION: The Atrium Hotel and Conference Center, located at 1400 N Lorraine St. CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON By Emmie Boese Director of Community Development Matthew Williams gave The Hutchinson Tribune an overview of the demolition and asbestos abatement process for The Atrium Hotel and Convention Center.  Williams said

Business

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CAPTION: The front counter of Sugartime Confections where sweets are displayed for customers. Sugartime Confections will no longer hold a physical store location after Saturday, Dec. 21, 2024. CREDIT EMMIE BOESE By Emmie Boese ‘‘Who knows where the sweet path will take me," is what Malynda Jarrett said