CAPTION: Director of Parks and Facilities for the City of Hutchinson Justin Combs presenting to council regarding the recommendation for approval of an agreement for $18,053.00 with Garver LLC for the conceptual design and cost estimate for the constriction of a new park at the
The Hutchinson Tribune has entered into negotiations with Kansas Publishing Ventures to secure the Tribune's future and ensure its longstanding health after its co-founder leaves for college in the fall. Michael Glenn, a Trinity Catholic High School student and co-founder of the Hutchinson Tribune, reached out
By John Mesh The Haven High School boys basketball team lost to Pratt 54-43 Monday night at Pratt. The Wildcats dropped to 16-2 and Pratt improved to 13-5. Nash Wray led the Haven boys with 16 points and 3 assists. Blake Richey had 10 points and 5 rebounds.
Sleep Shoppe & Furniture Gallery announced the closure of its physical storefront at 11 North Main St. in downtown Hutchinson and will transition to an online-only storefront. That's according to a press release issued by the Sleep Shoppe Tuesday, which said the furniture store has served
CAPTION: Hutchinson City Hall on Feb. 18, 2025. CREDIT CITY OF HUTCHINSON By Kate Irelan According to KWCH News, Hutchinson snowfall amounts on Feb. 18 totaled about 7 inches at 4:00 p.m. and snow was still falling. Jake Matz, Street Supervisor for the City of Hutchinson, said
For more closures or delays, please email mglenn@hutchtribune.com Updated Tuesday 4:38 p.m. Hutchinson Public Library -- closed Wed., Feb. 19. Hutchinson USD 308 Schools -- closed Wed., Feb. 19 Nickerson/South Hutchinson USD 309 Schools -- closed Wed., Feb. 19 Fairfield USD 310 Schools -- closed Wed., Feb. 19 Pretty Prairie USD
CAPTION: Hutchinson's #13 Taishaun Govain, center, gets the basket and the foul at Monday night's game against the Campus Colts. CREDIT CAPTURED BY DYLAN By John Mesh Coming off two huge upset wins over the No. 1 Derby Panther girls and boys squads Friday, the Hutchinson Salthawk
CAPTION: Kansas House of Representatives District 104 Paul Waggoner (left) and District 102 Kyler Sweely (right) talked about a variety of topics from questions from the audience at the first legislative forum of the year. the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce is hosting three
Baseball historian and author Phil Dixon, left, prepares to lead the audience in singing "Take Me Out To The Ball Game," while Dr. JohnElla Holmes, CEO and President of the Kansas Black Farmers Association, watches virtually on Mon., Feb. 17, 2925 in Memorial Hall CREDIT
Monday Feb 17 President’s Day "What’s Emancipation Got To Do With It?," 2-6 p.m. at Memorial Hall, 101 S Walnut St. Workshops and panelists, with a soup supper provided by Iverson’s Smokehouse. Visit the event's Facebook page for more information Tuesday ** Postponed due to winter weather **
