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Studley, KS · Arts & Culture
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Buhler, Anika Paulsrud Take AVCTL 3 Golf Titles
The Buhler High School girls golf team posted a 349 score to place first in the Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League Division 3 Tournament Tuesday at the par-70 5,101-yard Wellington Golf Club by one stroke over Augusta. Augusta placed second with a 350 team score, followed by McPherson 373 and...
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3rd Annual Veterans Golf Classic Raises $16,000 for Patriots’ Village
HUTCHINSON, Kan. – October 6, 2026– Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System’s (HRHS) 3rd Annual Veterans Golf Classic brought together 31 teams on Friday, October 2, at Carey Park Golf Course for a day of golf and giving in support of local Veterans. With beautiful weather and a strong...
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Salina Symphony Set to Open Season
Unveiling a symphonic stew of delectable musical works from a rich cream of classical composers, the Salina Symphony is preparing a 2026-2027 season menu of concerts and special programs to satisfy every listener’s taste. Under the collective banner “Music for All,” the upcoming season promises to be just that,...
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Vinyl Summit celebrates 40 years of Salina’s Acoustic Sounds, founder Chad Kassem
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Chad Kassem is nothing if not a traditionalist. The founder of Salina’s Acoustic Sounds, Inc. has celebrated vinyl through its ups and downs. And though he may not have predicted its recent surge, Kassem was ready for it. Kassem started Acoustic Sounds in 1986 and,...
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DCI Park in downtown Hutchinson home of Artist Pillar Project
DCI Park in Downtown Hutchinson home of Artist Pillar Project. A familiar gathering space in DCI Park is getting a new look as regional artists transform the pergola’s supporting pillars with original murals. With seven pillars already completed by artists Jennifer Weigel and Ghost, the remaining pillars will be...
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Newton photo contest calls for entries
The annual Best of Newton Photo Contest is accepting entries through Oct. 20. Faces & Places (open category) Community at its Best will highlight photos of the things that make Newton special for those who live here and highlight the city services that make Newton a good place to call home. Railer Nation & Trains and Grains will highlight our city flag and local school district.
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Bluestem Communities Announces Gala Featuring Angela Parrish
NORTH NEWTON, Kan. – Bluestem Communities will host one of its most popular events, the Bluestem Gala, on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the Meridian Center in Newton. The Bluestem Gala is an annual event of which the proceeds benefit the benevolent funds and help provide for the needs of residents and participants at each of the five Bluestem Communities organizations – The Cedars in McPherson, Kidron Bethel Village in North Newton, Schowalter Villa in Hesston and Bluestem PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) with locations in McPherson and Hutchinson. The benevolent funds assist residents and participants who, due to unforeseen circumstances, are unable to cover the full cost of their care.
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History of Nebraska Territory includes communities, residents who once considered joining Kansas
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The corner of Kansas where coal was king
PITTSBURG — Looking up at a machine that stands 160 feet tall and weighs 9.3 million pounds, one realizes that calling it Big Brutus is inadequate. And that’s why people still drive to the southeast corner of Kansas, in what was once King Coal Country, to see the gigantic powered shovel. It’s the centerpiece of the Big Brutus Museum in West Mineral, about 20 miles southwest of Pittsburg.
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📷 Throwback Thursday: 200 W. 2nd - Vol. 194
Hutch Post, in partnership with Steve Harmon and the Conard-Harmon Collection, is proud to present Throwback Thursday. Enjoy a weekly release from Steve Harmon as he presents the "Hutch - Then & Now Collection." STEVE HARMON. Hutch Post Contributor. Today's "Throwback Thursday Collection" takes us to the northwest corner of...
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Happenings Around Hutch • October 1-7
Here is a list of events happening around the area. If your club or organization has an event, you can e-mail the information to HutchPost@eaglemedia.com. "The Jazz Opener" - 7 p.m. Stringer Fine Arts Center, 600 East 11th Avenue. Family Community Theatre Presents: "To Kill a Mockingbird" - 7:30 p.m.
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Ad Astra Radio Celebrates 40-Year-Milestone
Ad Astra Radio is excited to share that we have hit a very significant milestone. Today, on Oct.1, 2026, the company is celebrating its 40th Anniversary since KSKU first signed on the air. According to the company’s founder Cliff Shank, there was a big hole in the market for Hutchinson,...
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11 Kansas Places Connected to Amelia Earhart
A girl who once built a homemade roller coaster in her backyard grew up to fly across oceans. Her name still appears on bridges, airports, forests, and even a hillside portrait made of stone and plants. All of it points back to one small river town in northeastern Kansas, where...
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DCI Park in Downtown Hutchinson Home of Artist Pillar Project
HUTCHINSON, Kan. – A familiar gathering space in DCI Park is getting a new look as regional artists transform the pergola’s supporting pillars with original murals. With seven pillars already completed by artists Jennifer Weigel and Ghost, the remaining pillars will be painted through Oct. 15 by a new group of regional artists. Artists include Annie LaForge, the Cosmosphere Education Team, Janice Richardson, and Whitney Knutson.