Kids’ Depot, the longest running daycare and preschool in Hutchinson, conducted its preschool graduation May 21. Many of the preschoolers go on to attend St. Anastasia’s kindergarten program. St. Anastasia school is in its 70th year.
Hutchinson Dollars for Scholars presented scholarship awards May 20 during Hutchinson High School’s Senior Awards Night. According to President Steve Kropp, they gave 166 students more than $140,000.
Litchfield Area Christian Women’s meeting this month carries a “June is Busting Out All Over” theme. The meeting will be 9:30-11 a.m.
Hutchinson Police Services responded to the following incidents: May 23: Hutchinson Police responded to a two-vehicle accident on State Highway 15 South, just south of the First Avenue Southeast intersection. Two vehicles were heading northbound on Highway 15. Carlos Ivan Bonilla Rodriguez, 31, of Hutchinson was driving a 2010 Chevrolet Equinox and was directly behind Robert Edwin Ward, 72, of Jordan, who was driving a 1970 MG. The MG was stopped for traffic when Rodriguez started moving ahead when the semaphore turned green, striking the rear of Ward’s vehicle. Allina Ambulance responded, no transports. No tows. All occupants were wearing seatbelts. Rodriguez was issued a citation for driving without a valid license for vehicle class or type.
If evenings can be made to order, Monday night was perfect by all accounts. Library Square was the place to be for the annual kickoff of the Music in the Park summer concert series, as well as the launch of the 81st Hutchinson Jaycee Water Carnival.
You’ve maybe heard of the Yellowstone Trail — the first transcontinental “highway” to run from coast to coast in the United States. Construction on the trail began in 1912, and by the time it was finished it covered 3,719 miles from Plymouth, Massachusetts, to Seattle, Washington.
is one of the attractions of July 4. The amusin’ features are in the charge of Sam G.
It’s always good to have a reason for driving around town or taking a walk. One of the best is the Sculpture Stroll.
Hutchinson High School’s 2024 graduating class celebrated diversity — a bond that grew out of their COVID pandemic experiences and the strength they achieved through it — as members prepared for their next odyssey during commencement ceremony Friday. This message of diversity began with class president Muhammad Dhanani’s opening address, during which he reminisced about those early days of COVID.
In response to the federal government discontinuing its Affordable Connectivity Program, Nuvera is launching Connect Assist Credit. This initiative aims to provide continued support for customers who are eligible for the Lifeline program, ensuring they maintain access to essential internet services.