A crowning achievement
kajohnson@cherryroad.com Since she was crowned Aug. 21, it’s been a whirlwind of activity for Rachel Visser of Hutchinson, the new Princess Kay of the Milky Way.
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Ambitious summer of Habitat for Humanity
This summer marks a milestone for Crow River Habitat for Humanity as the organization works on not one, but two major housing projects in the area. Bayley Schluter, executive director of Crow River Habitat for Humanity, shed light recently on the challenges and triumphs of the chapter’s ongoing efforts.
A wall of emotion
For four days, The Wall That Heals was at rest in Hutchinson. Throughout the day and night-time hours, men, women and children came to pay their respects to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial last week.
HHS Class of 1957 Reunion
Hutchinson High School Class of 1957 will celebrate its 67th reunion 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday, Sept.
Mark Yira elected president of Minnesota Association for Justice
The Minnesota Association for Justice has elected Markus Yira of Hutchinson as its new president. The association said Yira has been an active member of MAJ for 28 years and brings a wealth of experience, dedication and leadership to his new role.
New exhibit kicks off new space
After 12 years at its Franklin Street address, Hutchinson Center for the Arts has a new home at 218 Main St. S.
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What: New exhibit “What Happens Here” Where: Hutchinson Center for the Arts, 218 Main St. S.
Pioneer woman vs. Mother Nature
It was a late summer afternoon in 1921 when the clouds came rolling in, and with each passing minute the sky became more foreboding — dark clouds that churned as they rolled over northern McLeod County. The elderly Mrs.
LOOKING BACK
that hogs may be exhibited at the McLeod County Fair this year. There is no danger of cholera and no prohibition by the State Board of Health.
HAPPENINGS
THURSDAY, AUG. 29 Thriving Thursday ends the season with Flannel Plaid 6 p.m., with a tribute to EMS and law enforcement.