‘Hello, Dolly!’ and more are coming to local stages
The popular Broadway musical “Hello, Dolly!” is coming to the Hutchinson High School stage Oct. 30-Nov.
October 2024
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55–PLUS SENIOR ACTIVITES
The following schedule is for Oct. 4-10: Friday, Oct.
Our prodigal moments draw us closer to God
I love the wisdom in the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. Paraphrased, it goes something like this: A wealthy father had two sons, one of whom asked for his inheritance early. The father graciously gave his son what he asked for. The son took his money and left home. Shortly thereafter, the son had recklessly spent his entire inheritance and found himself working for a hog farmer. The son had become so poor and desperate that he even considered eating the hog slop, which appeared more appetizing than what he was currently eating. The son’s thoughts returned to his father and the home that he left. Quickly, the realization that his father treated his servants better than the treatment he was currently receiving. The son decided to return to his home and his father and ask for a job as a servant. From a distance, the father saw his son on the horizon, coming home, and ran to meet him. The father, without question, gave his son the robe off his back and his signet ring and told his servants to throw a party because the Prodigal Son was home.
LOOKING BACK
assembled at Eli Drew’s handsome new house and gave the owner an old-fashioned housewarming. Mrs. Drew and daughters were in on the secret but Mr. Drew was made the victim of genuine surprise. Those present did their best to make the evening pass pleasantly and they succeeded to the fullest extent. Mr. Drew and his family have made many friends during their residence in Hutchinson who took this method of expressing their goodwill.
Meetings, movies and more at the museum
Fall is in the air. Those who know me well will know that I love summer, yet my spirit always keeps one foot in autumn — the season of frosty mornings, brilliant colors, cold rains, and “cackling” geese in the sky.
BRIEFLY
Rumors have swirled about the authenticity of the Kensington Runestone since it was discovered in 1898 tangled in the roots of an aspen tree on the a farm near Kensington, Minnesota. Learn more about this artifact when Runestone expert Janey Westin debunks those rumors and more during her presentation 1:30 p.m.
HUTCHINSON CITY COUNCIL SEAT 3
About me: I filled a vacant Council seat after a newly elected Council member moved because of job change. I was elected in a special election in February 2021.
Troy Pullis
About me: I am originally from St. Francis, Minnesota. After graduation I moved to the U.S. Virgin Islands and worked as a scuba dive instructor. I moved back to Minnesota, started a construction company and began acquiring rental properties. I have owned and managed rental properties in Hutchinson for over a decade. I loved the Hutchinson area so much that we moved here in 2022. My family includes my wife, Richelle, and our two daughters, Hanna and Molly. I enjoy hunting, fishing and aviation. I am a part of the Hutchinson Airport Commission, and I am a commissioner to the Hutchinson Utilities Commission.
HUTCHINSON CITY COUNCIL SEAT 4
About me: I grew up in Hutchinson and upon graduating from Hutchinson High School, I attended the University of North Dakota, where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree. I moved back to Hutchinson to purchase Outdoor Motion Bike shop, in downtown Hutchinson, which I have owned and operated for 22 years.