Being Black in Hutchinson -Jobe family is the local soap shop talk
Hutchinson has dozens of small businesses waiting for people to find and experience. Aleesa Bath and Body is one such business
The student newspaper of Hutchinson Community College
Hutchinson has dozens of small businesses waiting for people to find and experience. Aleesa Bath and Body is one such business
“When I lived in Mississippi, 90% of students were African American, and moving to Hutch was a cultural shock… It was different, but after getting used to it, the students were awesome to be around.”
1 responseSomething as simple as walking through a self-checkout line without being stared out is not a luxury some Black Hutchinson residents have
By Joel MuhsSpecial to The Collegian Hutchinson Community College’s footballRead More
HutchCC’s Parker Student Union cafeteria opened after months of construction.
Locally-owned small business Smith’s Market offers a variety of produce and old fashioned sweets and toys.
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Coffee shops and fast food places, which make a good percentage of their revenue from students looking for a place to hang out with friends or a place to study, had to really dive into how to go about reopening, and how to create a safe environment for everyone.
“Milford offers the perfect Kansas getaway with its lake and trails, while offering its own slice of Kansas. It can make you feel like you are on the grandest of adventures in a far off land.” – Kyran Crist on one of her favorite places to stop