By Gina Long Hutchinson has seen its fair share of disasters, from wildfires to exploding grain elevators. However, the most recent significant incidents display the community's ability to unite, work together, and rebuild. Today, an underground gas pipe leak led to an explosion and destroyed a storied downtown
By John Mesh Seven Hutchinson High School wrestlers qualified for the Class 5A boys state tournament scheduled for next Friday and Saturday (Feb. 28-March 1) at Park City Arena. Hutchinson senior Kade Smith won the title at 165 pounds at the Class 5A West regional at Newton
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information By John Mesh The Hutchinson Community College men’s and women’s basketball teams swept Butler Community College Saturday at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. DJ Dudley got a game-winning tip-in at the final buzzer to give the Hutchinson Blue Dragon men a 64-63
CAPTION: Potsticker soup is a hearty meal, full of delicious Asian flavors, such as bok choy, soy sauce and sesame oil. Combo that with the ease of using frozen potstickers, and you have a fulfilling meal that is quick to prepare. By Lindsey Young Just when I
By Michael Glenn Sometimes, you have to find the news that fills the paper every day. This week, the news practically wrote itself. I spent most of this week either at home or on the road. The seven inches of snow we received Monday and Tuesday caused my
CAPTION: From left, Evergy spokesperson Michael Burns, Kansas Gas Service spokesperson Lauren Clary and Hutchinson Fire Department Chief Steven Beer in Fire Station 1 brief the public about the gas explosion that destroyed Steffen's Auto at Avenue E and Main Street Sat., Feb. 22, 2025 By Michael Glenn
Hutchinson Salthawk senior #2 Terrell King scores on a layup. The Salthawk boys team beat the Newton Railers 58-51 on Senior Night, Fri. Feb. 21, 2025, in the Salthawk Activity Center CREDIT CAPTURED BY DYLAN By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School Salthawk varsity girls and boys
By Emmie Boese Expungement Project Hutchinson, a community collaboration project between the Human Relations Commission, Kansas Legal Services, Hutchinson NAACP, Hutch in Harmony and local lawyers, will host an Expungement and License Restoration Clinic next month. The expungement clinic is on March 13 from 10 a.m. to
By Kate Irelan StartUp Hutch announced on February 21 that Executive Director Jackson Swearer is leaving his position of four years. As reported in The Hutchinson Tribune on February 19, Swearer will be a new co-owner and publisher of The Hutchinson Tribune once the purchase is
Four overdoses were reported within a 24 hour period in Reno County, according to a press release issued by Reno County. The overdoses are suspected to involve Fentanyl and other Opioids. The Reno County Health Department has been tracking overdoses and trends since Oct. 1 of
