By John Mesh The Halstead Dragons volleyball team defeated Nemaha Central 25-23, 25-22 to capture the Kansas Class 3A state tournament championship Saturday afternoon at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. Halstead, the No. 1 seed at the state tournament, posted a 43-2 record in 2024. Coach Diana Schutte’s
CAPTION: These decadent bars feature tons of flavor from brown sugar, maraschino cherries, pecans and coconut, resulting in a fabulous addition to the dessert table. By Lindsey Young One of the benefits of being married for as long as Joey and I have is that there are
CAPTION: Democratic Candidate for Kansas Senate District 34 Shanna Henry, left, and Republican candidate Rep. Michael Murphy. CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn Republican Candidate for Kansas Senate District 34 Michael Murphy outraised his Democratic opponent, Shanna Henry, 10:1 for the general election Nov. 5. That’s
CAPTION: Tokey Tiki Smoke Shop is one of several Reno County Smoke Shops that received a letter from the Reno County District Attorney’s Office warning about the illegal use of manufacturing and selling products that contain THC. Tokey Tiki Smoke Shop is located on Main
By John Mesh The No. 1 team got win No. 1 Friday night. The Hutchinson Community College women’s basketball team, top-ranked defending NJCAA champions, opened the 2024-2025 season with a 79-45 victory over Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa at the NOC Gymnasium in Tonkawa. Hutchinson hosts Neosho County at 5:30
By John Mesh The Hutchinson Salthawks advanced to the second round of the Kansas Class 5A state football playoffs with 42-7 win over Salina South Friday night at Gowans Stadium. The Salthawks (7-2) will host Liberal (7-2) next Friday night. Liberal defeated Bishop Carroll 17-6 Friday night. “It
CAPTION: CREDIT MICHAEL GLENN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Michael Glenn The Hutchinson Tribune identified nine political action committees, political party organizations and special interest groups who have spent $141,122.61 supporting their preferred candidate for the 2024 Kansas House District 102 General Election. Six groups have spent $108,816 in support
CAPTION: CREDIT KRISTY EHART By Richard Shank Volunteering for the NJCAA Division One Men’s Basketball Championship is a part of the Chadwick family genetics in Hutchinson with no end in sight. C.D. (Chad) Chadwick, an Air Force veteran from World War II, signed on as a volunteer at
Participants in the Hutch Run Club wear costumes on the Monday 5K run before Halloween. The social club is free to join and no registration is required. Walkers can also participate in a mile or two-mile walk. CREDIT KATE IRELAN / THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE Running in
CAPTION: Kyler Sweely, a Republican seeking a Kansas House seat in Hutchinson, appears during a June 21, 2024, hearing in Topeka, after Republicans objected to his candidacy. Videos surfaced online last week that show Sweely jumping on a motionless woman in bed, but the woman
