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Cider Days Fall Festival returns for its 45th anniversary
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Voth brings sibling harmonies and Hutch roots to Kansas State Fair
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Country music trio Voth is bringing family harmonies, original songs and a personal connection to Hutchinson to the Kansas State Fair. The Tulsa, Oklahoma-based group consists of siblings Caleb, Hannah and Cody Voth, who have performed together for nearly two decades. Their music combines the sound of 1990s country with influences such as Lady A and Little Big Town.
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🎥🎧🏈 Hutch High host Salina South at Gowans Stadium
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Salthawks return home on Friday night to host the Salina South Cougars. Hutchinson is still looking for it's first win after dropping their first two games of the young season. Catch the Salthawk Football Pregame show sponsored by Papa John's Pizza at 6:30 p.m....
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📷 Throwback Thursday: Darie King - Vol. 192
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 1500 block of...
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This Lavish Abilene Mansion Looks Almost Exactly as It Did in the Early 1900s
One lavish mansion in Abilene, Kansas, looks remarkably close to the way it did more than a century ago. Original furnishings fill its 25 rooms, Edison-era fixtures remain, and a rare 1904 box ball alley still hides in the basement. Much of the decor came from the St. Louis World’s...
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New Gallery Opening at Art Center
All are invited Friday to the Salina Art Center for the opening reception of Land in Alliance: Shared Ground | Shared Future. According to the Art Center, this multi-media exhibition brings together Native and non-Native artists to explore our shared relationships to land, place, and community. Come meet the artists,...
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Fall Apple Day at Fort Riley is September 26
Fort Riley’s Fall Apple Day Festival returns Saturday, Sept. 26, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The festival, which is free and open to the public, is the largest annual event at Fort Riley and serves as the military installation’s open house. . Community members can get an up-close...
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90’s Country Jingle Bell Bash coming to Tony’s Pizza Events Center
Salina, KS — Get ready to celebrate the holidays with a throwback to 90’s country! The 90’s Country Jingle Bell Bash is coming to Tony’s Pizza Events Center on Saturday, December 19th, featuring Ricochet and Confederate Railroad!. The 90’s Country Jingle Bell Bash brings together a...
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Recovery Idol contestants dream of a better future for themselves
Nearly 1 in 5 Kansas adults have a diagnosable substance use disorder (SUD) involving alcohol or drugs, according to a report by the Kansas Health Institute and KU-CPPR(Center for Public Partnerships & Research). Recovery Idol 2026 Dream On takes place on Saturday, September 19, at 6 pm at Wichita’s Century...
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Street Fair to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary Old West Style
All are invited to celebrate 250 years of America Old West style. The Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair is Saturday, September 26, in and around the museum. According to the Museum, it will be a day of Old West fun. The parade rolls down Santa Fe at 10 a.m., celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary Old West Style. After that, the streets at the Museum fill with Old West activities, live music, historic demonstrators, the aroma of chili, food vendors and, of course, the museum itself.
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There Is A Massive All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Hiding Inside This Historic Kansas Building
An old building usually makes you expect history lessons, creaky floors, and maybe a plaque by the door. A massive buffet is a much better surprise. Inside one historic Kansas property, the past and a very generous dinner somehow share the same address. The setting gives the meal a little...
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Space Shuttle Astronaut Steven Hawley to Visit Cosmosphere for Book Signing
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Cosmosphere will welcome Kansas-born astronaut and former NASA astronaut Steven Hawley, PhD, on Friday, Sept. 18, for a special book signing and VIP event celebrating the release of his memoir, Eyes to the Stars: A Memoir for the Space Shuttle Generation. Hawley will meet with guests during a free book signing from 2PM to 4PM in the Cosmosphere lobby. Guests may purchase a copy of Eyes to the Stars through the Cosmosphere Gift Store or bring their own copy for Hawley to sign. The evening will continue with a special VIP event beginning at 5:30PM in the Cosmosphere’s Fee Learning Center. VIP guests will hear Hawley read from his memoir and participate in a question-and-answer session, with appetizers and drinks included. VIP tickets are $60, with a discounted price of $40 available to Cosmosphere members.