Hutchinson dominant in 22-6 win over Delano
Manny Pearce runs for three TDS in win In a battle of Tigers, Hutchinson roared loudest Friday. One Tiger was especially loud with his performance.
September 2024
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Meet the Hutchinson vendors
The following artists are showing Friday and Saturday at the Hutchinson Arts & Crafts Festival: • Tyra Jessey, Wicked Natural Soap; • Robert Billiet, Bob B Studio; • Rennae McCarthy, Collars for Canines; • Sara Davis, Craft Quest; • Tailyn Beerbower, Tailyn Jade Designs; • Eva Vavreck-Vollmers, Taxi.cabCreations; • Bridgette Pinder, Grounded Gardens; • Janessa Hoffman, Janessa Marie Handmade; • Seth Mattison, Seth Thomas Art; • Stefanie Morgan, Buttery Bliss Bakery; and • Loni Landsman, Loganberry Original. For more information, call the Hutchinson Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism at 320-587-5252.
After many years, festival ‘still has legs’
We’ve just passed Labor Day and what is traditionally considered the heart of election season. It’s the moment, according to political lore, when most Americans start paying attention to electoral contests. This may or may not be true, but here’s one thing I think we can count on: This is when politicians seeking office are most eager to understand the mood and concerns of the electorate.
Hutchinson City Council reviews 2025 preliminary budget plan
City administration proposed a 7.1% tax levy increase for 2025 during the Hutchinson City Council’s budget workshop Tuesday. The increase would raise annual property taxes by about $181 for a home valued at $275,000.
Food for Fines program returns to public library system
CLAY COUNTY — Mid-Continent Public Library System’s Food for Fines program has returned for another year, starting Monday, Sept. 9 and running through Sunday, Sept.
Columnist touted for city leadership 20 years ago
20 YEARS AGO: NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF SEPT. 16, 2024 Meeker Memorial Hospital Board has added its voice to those asking for a smoking ban in restaurants and bars.
How to prepare your home for cooler weather
As the leaves begin to change and temperatures start to drop, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your home for the cooler months. With a few simple steps, you can ensure your haven of comfort stays warm, inviting and energy-efficient throughout fall and winter.
Litchfield overcomes mistakes for first win
Litchfield picked up its first win of the season Friday, but coach Jim Jackman was not going to let that hide the work his team still needs to do. “You know, there’s just a lot of teachable moments,” Jackman said after the Dragons’ 50-24 win over St.
Dragons drop first home match
Litchfield coach Darin Swenson said he saw some good things in the Dragons’ match against Maple Lake Sept. 3.