CAPTION: The Buhler High School girls basketball celebrate their Class 4A sub-state championship Saturday night at the Jim Baker Fieldhouse in Buhler. CREDIT BUHLER HIGH SCHOOL VIS SPORTS IN KANSAS By John Mesh The Buhler High School girls basketball team, which defeated Towanda-Circle 35-30 in the
CAPTION: The USD 308 School Board stands in front of the new graphic wrap for the extra-curricular buses. The graphics were designed by Cruz Conner, right, a Hutchinson High School Sophomore. CREDIT KATE IRELAN/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Kate Irelan The Hutchinson USD 308 School Board viewed a
Tuesday Mar 11 “Jeremy Stolle: No More Talk of Darkness,” 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall. Part of the Community Concert series Wednesday, Mar 12 KSHSAA 3A State Boys and Girls Championship, throughout the day at the Hutchinson Sports Arena Thursday March 13 KSHSAA 3A State Boys and Girls Championship, throughout
Chase Quint, 8, of So. Hutchinson selects his prizes after finding the hidden medallion during Hutch Mini-Con in Memorial Hall on Mar. 8, 2025 CREDIT GINA LONG/THE HUTCHINSON TRIBUNE By Gina Long Pop culture, comic book and superhero fans of all ages filled Memorial Hall on Saturday
CAPTION: Leo LeGrande wins a national championship in the 800-meter run on Saturday at the NJCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship at Lubbock, Texas. CREDIT HUTCHCC SPORTS INFORMATION Hutchinson CC Sports Information For the second-straight day, Hutchinson Community College sophomore Leo LeGrand broke a Blue Dragon school
CAPTION: The 2025 Hutchinson Youth City Council will meet for the first time Thursday, March 27, at Hutchinson City Hall. CREDIT HUTCHINSON YOUTH CITY COUNCIL By Michael Glenn The 2025 Hutchinson Youth City Council is ready to take action at its first meeting Thursday, March 27, at
The Hutchinson Central Christian Cougar boys basketball team won the Class 1A II Dighton sub-state #1 with a 45-31 victory over Wallace County-Sharon Springs Saturday. Central Christian will play a first-round game at the Class 1A Division II state tournament Thursday at the Colby Event
By Gina Long Can the city of Hutchinson afford to keep Memorial Hall when its net loss is just short of $100,000 yearly? I pondered that today while attending and reporting on Hutch Mini-Con, an event that drew several hundred attendees and vendors, drawing from Wichita, Salina,
CAPTION: Brussels sprouts go from being a health food to a roasty compliment to melty rich cheeses in this decadent mac and cheese recipe. By Lindsey Young I’ve been going through a strange Brussels sprouts obsession lately. I’m sure there’s something in my Pinterest algorithm that is driving
By Michael Glenn Change can be tough for a lot of people. I know it’s tough for me. When Gina and I began The Hutchinson Tribune, we had no idea what publication it would become nearly two years later. It was an experiment. I was in the summer
