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UPDATE: Water Line Break on E 17th Ave., Repairs Force Closure Until Feb. 27th

Tuesday, February 14

HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Due to the depth of the water line being repaired and the size of the excavation needed to make the repair, 17th Ave. between Apple Lane and 11th Ave. will remain closed until February 27th so road repairs can be made.###Original... Read More.

Buhler USD 313 BOE Extends Building Principal, Superintendent Contracts; Vocal Music Teacher Greg Bontrager Submits Resignation

Tuesday, February 14

By Lucky Kidd, Ad Astra Radio BUHLER, Kan. – The Buhler USD 313 Board of Education last night approved contract extensions for administrative staff including building principals and for Superintendent Cindy Couchman. All contracts were extended one year, which for Couchman extends her contract through... Read More.

Hutchinson Regional Medical Center Announces Layoffs

Tuesday, February 14

By Lucky Kidd, Ad Astra Radio HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Hutchinson Regional Medical Center announced Monday it's laying off 85 employees. In a Statement, HRMC officials said the job reduction was a direct result of the healthcare landscape being profoundly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing... Read More.

Buhler Girls Win with Impressive Comeback, Boys Complete the Sweep at Augusta

Monday, February 13

AUGUSTA, Kan. – Down 16 points in the third quarter, Buhler girls’ basketball mounted a furious comeback to win, 47-39 on the road last Friday in Augusta.A one-point game at halftime, Augusta turned a six-minute scoring drought by Buhler in the third quarter into... Read More.

Buhler Bowlers Finish League Play Undefeated, Will Host a Regional Next Week

Monday, February 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Buhler bowling swept Augusta on Friday at The Alley to finish undefeated in league play. The boys and girls, both 8-0, going into the weekend, then concluded regular season play on Saturday at the Andover Invitational.After qualifying second going into the... Read More.

Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) Commissioner Selection Announced

Monday, February 13

WINFIELD, Kan. - The Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference (KJCCC) is pleased to introduce Mike Saddler as the next Commissioner of the Jayhawk Conference effective July 1, 2023. Saddler is set to succeed current KJCCC Commissioner, Carl Heinrich, who announced his retirement at the... Read More.

Hutchinson City Hall to Close Early on Wednesday, Feb. 15 for Safety Training

Monday, February 13

HUTCHINSON, Kan. – Hutchinson City Hall will close at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 15, so that staff can participate in an active shooter drill in cooperation with Hutchinson Police Department. Employees, who previously attended classroom training to prepare, will engage in a realistic... Read More.

K-State Women Stumble Against (16/13) Oklahoma

Monday, February 13

By KStateSports.com MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State looked to collect its third win over a ranked opponent this season, but (16/13) Oklahoma held by the Wildcats with a 85-68 win at Bramlage Coliseum on Sunday afternoon.K-State (14-11, 3-9 Big 12) saw four players reach double digits and... Read More.

KU Women Win in Lubbock to Complete Season Sweep of Texas Tech

Monday, February 13

By KUAthletics.com LUBBOCK, Texas – Kansas got a combined 62 points from the senior trio of Zakiyah Franklin, Taiyanna Jackson and Holly Kersgieter as the Jayhawks defeated Texas Tech 78-67 on Saturday afternoon at United Supermarkets Arena.The win completes a season sweep by the Jayhawks over... Read More.

Insight: The Rhythm of Calving

Monday, February 13

By Jackie Mundt, Pratt County farmer and rancher Calving season started on our farm last week with the arrival of three babies. For roughly two months our cows and their newborn babies will be the center of all our attention. This season has become one of... Read More.

Severe Weather Preparedness Week is March 6-10

Monday, February 13

By Pat Melgares, K-State Research and Extension News Service MANHATTAN, Kan. – Live in Kansas and the Midwest for very long, and it becomes commonplace to expect a wide variety of spring and summer weather. Tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail, flash flooding and lightning often... Read More.

Blue Dragons Look to Simplify in 2023

Monday, February 13

By Steve Carpenter, Blue Dragon Sports Information Director HUTCHINSON, Kan. - The game of baseball has been overrun with analytics.Players and coaches have so many numbers at their disposal now that the mass of information can be a daunting task to figure out and go out... Read More.