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Hutchinson Art Center seeks items for June auction
The Hutchinson Art Center is seeking original vintage artwork from local, regional and national artists for an upcoming fundraising auction scheduled for June 6, 2026. The art center is accepting a wide range of media, with a preference for paintings, drawings, original prints and three-dimensional works such as sculpture, ceramics and glass. Limited-edition reproduction prints will also be considered if they are signed by the artist and produced in restricted quantities.
KSNT News
Kansas Historical Society hosts Declaration 1776 exhibit
Hutch Post
90s country revival coming to 1861 Club Saturday
A popular 90s country revival show is headed back to Hutchinson this weekend, with strong ticket demand already signaling a packed dance floor at the 1861 Club on the Kansas State Fairgrounds. The Kansas State Fair Foundation is hosting “90s Revival: All Hat, No Cadillac” on Saturday, Feb. 14, at...
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New family-owned El Ranchito Mexican Cuisine coming to Hutchinson
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A new family-owned restaurant bringing regional flavors from central Mexico is preparing to open later this month in the Salt City. El Ranchito Mexican Cuisine is targeting an opening during the week of Feb. 16–20 at 2223 N. Lorraine St., pending final approval of its liquor license. The restaurant will feature cuisine inspired by Guanajuato, Mexico, along with a full bar and house margaritas.
Salina Post
Great opportunity: Learn to play guitar and end with group recital at Stiefel Theatre
Great opportunity for community members to learn how to play guitar and end with a group recital at the Stiefel Theatre. Enroll now for eight-week group guitar classes at the Stiefel Theatre with classes beginning Monday, February 16, for complete beginners through experienced guitar players and continue every Monday through the April 13 recital, eight weeks of music.
Salina Journal
K-State Salina lecture tackling community challenges
People will have the chance to discuss community challenges at Kansas State University Salina's Civic Lecture Series on Feb. 11. K-State Salina's Civic Lecture Series, "The Power of People to Impact the Common Good," will focus on collective action and people-powered organizing according to a community announcement. The lecture will begin at 11:30 a.m. in the K-State Salina College Center Conference Room. The event will feature Ben MacConnell, Great Plains coordinator at the Direct Action and Research Training (DART) Center, who has spent 25 years in the DART network. The discussion will address topics like housing insecurity, health care gaps, substance abuse and over-incarceration. MacConnell believes that change starts with people, not institutions, asserting that solutions to community issues are already present, but public will is lacking. Admission to the event is free, and attendees may bring an outside lunch or purchase a meal from K-State Salina's Centennial Dining. This story was created by reporter Charles Rankin, crankin@salina.com, with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct. This article originally appeared on Salina Journal: K-State Salina lecture tackling community challenges
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This Tiny Kansas Drive-In Is Where Locals Go for a Seriously Good Cheeseburger
Nestled in the heart of Hutchinson, Kansas, R-B Drive In is a cherished culinary landmark known for its mouthwatering cheeseburgers and nostalgic atmosphere. Loved by both locals and visitors, this family-run establishment offers a slice of Americana with every bite. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through, R-B...
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The Cinnamon Rolls At This Amish Restaurant In Kansas Are So Good, You’ll Dream About Them
Hidden in the heart of Hutchinson, Kansas, sits a dining establishment that has locals setting their alarms early and out-of-towners mapping detours on their road trips. Dutch Kitchen Restaurant isn’t just a place to eat – it’s a destination where cinnamon rolls achieve legendary status and comfort food rises to an art form that would make any grandmother beam with pride.
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The Legendary Mexican Restaurant In Kansas Where You Can Still Eat For Under $15
In the heart of Hutchinson, Kansas, there’s a brick building with a sign that promises Mexican food and delivers so much more. The Anchor Inn isn’t just a restaurant – it’s a time capsule where your wallet doesn’t need to go on a diet while you indulge.
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This Topeka restaurant has Kansas's best buffet, national site says
A Japanese restaurant in Topeka offers the best buffet in Kansas, a national website says. That “tableside buffet” — which is “abundant, fast and vaguely miraculous” — can be found at Mizu Sushi, 1320 SW Ashworth Place, said an article published Dec. 24 at onlyinyourstate.com . ”This isn’t a traditional buffet,” the article said. “No steam tables where people hover over half-filled plates, no awkward jostling for the last piece of sushi.” Buffet users never have to stand up Instead, Mizu Sushi customers receive a paper order sheet, check off what they want, hand it to a person and then receive their food, said onlyinyourstate.com. Food options include sushi, sushi rolls, teriyaki, noodles, appetizers and hibachi, the site said. ”You can eat as much as you want without ever standing up or making small talk with the stranger next to you,” it said. Menu seems designed by someone who ‘eats for joy’ Mizu Sushi’s menu feels like it was designed by someone who “eats for joy,” onlyinyourstate.com added. ”Shrimp and vegetable tempura hit the table soft and crunchy, tofu skin sushi has this soft, almost buttery chew, and eel sushi brings the rich, satisfying flavor people chase," it said. "Hand
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People Drive From All Over Kansas To Eat At This Amish-Inspired Restaurant
There’s something almost magical about finding a restaurant that feels like stepping into grandma’s kitchen – if grandma happened to be an exceptional cook with Amish-inspired recipes and a knack for hospitality. That’s exactly what you’ll discover at Dutch Kitchen Restaurant in Hutchinson, Kansas, where comfort food...
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People Drive From All Over Kansas To Eat At This Hole-In-The-Wall Pancake House
That iconic red arrow sign pointing toward Hanover Pancake House in Topeka isn’t just directing traffic—it’s guiding hungry souls to what might be the most satisfying breakfast experience in the Sunflower State. This unassuming pancake paradise has been drawing crowds from across Kansas for decades, proving that...