By John Mesh The Hutchinson High School Salthawk girls wrestling team qualified two for the 5A state tournament from the 5A West Regional Saturday at Topeka Seaman. Hutchinson’s Aaida Brown qualified for state at 100 pounds and Lexi Lewis qualified at 105 pounds. Brown placed seventh in
CAPTION: CREDIT NWS By Michael Glenn Hutchinson and Reno County is expected to get another round of winter weather Monday night and Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service in Wichita. Heavy snow is possible Monday night and into Tuesday, with accumulations ranging from four to nine inches.
By Gina Long "Winter lies too long in country towns; hangs on until it is stale and shabby, old and sullen" "My Ántonia" by Willa Cather Kansas is again hunkering down as another winter storm sweeps through the area. Michael and I usually meet on Sundays to set the
CAPTION: Debra Teufel with the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce moderates a legislative forum with Kansas House of Representatives Paul Waggoner, District 104 (left), and Kyler Sweely, District 102 (right) at the Stringer Fine Arts building on the Hutchinson Community College campus February 15. By Kate
By John Mesh The Hutchinson Community College men’s and women’s basketball teams swept Cloud County Saturday at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. The No. 8 Blue Dragon women edged the Thunderbirds 71-66 and improved to 23-2 overall (12-0 at home and 17-2 Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference). The Hutchinson
CAPTION: There’s no baking involved to make this dark chocolate pistachio tart, but there are plenty of steps, from making a nutty chocolate crust to a creamy pistachio paste and a decadent dark chocolate ganache By Lindsey Young I love acts of subtle service. You know, acts that
Down goes No. 1 x 2: The final undefeated team in Kansas Class 6A boys went down Friday night at home as Derby took a 67-63 loss to Hutchinson. Lamar Govain led the Salthawks with 23 points. The Hutchinson girls also took down the No.
CAPTION: CREDIT RENO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE The Reno County Sheriff’s Office has been receiving scamming reports. According to a Facebook post from their page on Thursday, Feb. 13, reports detail people claiming to be employed by the Sheriff's Office and are requesting money. Callers have used the
The Hutchinson Emancipation Day organization will present a series of workshops and panel discussions at Memorial Hall on Monday, Feb. 17, from 2 to 8 p.m. The program "What's Emancipation Got to do With It" is part of Black History Month observances. Noted Hutchinson historian Natasha Russell
CAPTION: Garrett Huddleston started on February 3 as the new sports coordinator at the Hutchinson Recreation Commission. He will be in charge or coordinating and implementing youth and adult sports programs. CREDIT HUTCH REC By Kate Irelan Garrett Huddleston has been hired as the new sports coordinator
