Food shelf demand rises as holidays approach
Increase in demand at McLeod food shelf mirrors national trend
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And what are you thankful for?
Thankfulness ⦠a reminder for a time of year in which we give thanks and celebrate the holidays with family and friends. We have the opportunity to reflect on a year gone by and meditate on all that we have been blessed with. Are the crops brought in, is the company in the black, are the kids doing well in school? Normal questions that can lead us to the realization that the Lord has provided and God is good!
Turck’s Trees earns a starring role
Local tree farm’s State Fair win earns opportunity to supply Christmas trees to governor’s residence
Hutchinson FFA members earn high honors
Henke, Wright receive American FFA degree during national convention
Sculpture Stroll winners named
Hutchinson Public Arts Commission also makes call for 2025 art
Oak Heights and El Cordero team up for Thanksgiving
Worship teams to perform ‘Gathering of Thanks’ Nov. 26
Honoring veterans on their day
Hutchinson American Legion Post 96 visited four schools — Hutchinson Middle School, Park Elementary, St. Anastasia and Immanuel Grace Lutheran — Monday in recognition of Veterans Day.
Legion members participating in programs at each of the schools included Commander Diane Jankowski and Vice Commander Lyle Adams, along with Sam Flom and Wes Grieve of the Memorial Rifle Squad.
’Sharks swim into state meet
Izabelle Schwartz will return to the State Class A Swimming and Diving Meet, along with several of her Hutchinson teammates.
Schwartz, a Tigersharks senior,claimed Hutchinson’s only Section 3A championship, winning the 100-yard breaststroke going away. She also finished fourth in the 200 individual medley and helped Hutchinson’s 200 medley relay team earn a state-qualifying time.
City Council reviews dairy’s expansion plans
As a dairy farming operation on the city’s outskirts prepares for significant expansion, Hutchinson City Council reviewed the proposal during its meeting Tuesday.
Skyview Dairy, which is located within one mile of the city limits on the east side of Hutchinson, already operates the largest feedlot in McLeod County. A conditional use permit application submitted earlier this year seeks to increase its capacity from 2,540 to 3,520 animal units.
Voters choose mostly incumbents in local races
Hutchinson School Board sees one change