From left: Pastor Mike Jobe of Living Hope Church and his wife, Heather Jobe. The couple founded Wisdom in Motion, a mentoring program for at-risk youth CREDIT RICHARD SHANK By Richard Shank In 2023, Hutchinson Minister Mike Jobe, pastor of Living Hope Church, 735 East Fifth Avenue,
Graphic courtesy of Blue Dragon Sports Information By John Mesh The Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team will get an opportunity to defend their 2024 NJCAA Division I championship. The Blue Dragons (28-4), who lost to Coffeyville in the Region VI semifinals, are the No. 11 seed in
Customers wait in line to order in the portico of El Patio, 908 S Main Street on Sat., Mar. 15, 2025 CREDIT SETH FARLEY By Gina Long Hungry customers lined up for hours on Saturday, March 15, for homemade Mexican cuisine at El Patio, 908 S Main
Thursday March 20 Coffee at the Cosmosphere, 9 a.m. Astronaut Dorothy “Dottie” Metcalf-Lindenburger, Mission Specialist on STS-131, the second-to-last flight of the Space Shuttle Discovery, and commander of NEEMO 16, in which she and her crew lived at the bottom of the ocean for nearly two
By Gina Long Michael is on spring break from school, so he is heading to Topeka this week to complete on area politicians in the Statehouse. That leaves me to hold down the fort. I've been planning a vacation this week for a couple of months, so
The Halstead High School Dragons celebrated their 48-45 win over Silver Lake in the Kansas Class 3A girls state basketball championship game Saturday at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. (Photo courtesy of Halstead High School). By John Mesh The Halstead Dragons rallied from a 13-point deficit to defeat
"The Last Supper" is on screens now at the B&B Hutch Mall 8 theater By Dan Deming I'm not going to tell you that the just-released faith-based movie The Last Supper is among the best modern-day religious films because it isn't. Then again, as Easter nears,
CAPTION: Stuffed pepper casserole is an easy crowd-pleaser with bell peppers and Italian herbs that also makes for great leftovers. By Lindsey Young Throughout the winter months, Joey and I make a lot of soups, chowders and chilis, which I still firmly believe are perfectly great recipes
By Michael Glenn I did some math, and I have seven more Sundays until I graduate high school and begin my next chapter in college. I say that because you may see me be more sentimental and talk about my school more than usual. Throughout my time
By John Mesh The No. 2-seed Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team fell to No. 3-seed Coffeyville 45-42 in the semifinals of the Region VI tournament Friday at Fort Hays State University’s Gross Memorial Stadium. The No. 9-ranked Blue Dragons (28-4), the defending NJCAA Division I women’s
