Lost Opportunities and New Skills: Reflecting Back on the COVID-19 Pandemic Five Years Ago 
Job Fair makes return Thursday to Hutchinson 
Education in U.S. Could Change Permanently 
It’s OK to Hold People Accountable; and While You’re at It, Touch Some Grass 
Wickedly Well Done: ‘Wicked: Part One’ Captured the Magic of the Stage HutchCC’s student union cafeteria opens with socially-distant fanfare
HutchCC’s Parker Student Union cafeteria opened after months of construction.
Vintage sweets at Smith’s Market
Locally-owned small business Smith’s Market offers a variety of produce and old fashioned sweets and toys.
HutchCC cancels spring break, moves graduation up
HutchCC’s spring calendar looks different this year, due to COVID-19 related concerns.
Brighter enforcement: domestic abuse outreach center teams up with police
BrightHouse, Hutchinson-based domestic abuse and sexual-assault help center, educates police how to identify domestic abuse victims in ongoing team effort.
History buffs discuss Trump’s ‘1776 Commission’
A history instructor and a student at HutchCC voice their views on the U.S. President’s effort to establish a “pro-American curriculum.”
A couple local student-favorite restaurants give updates amid COVID-19 concerns
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.
What are students and staff streaming these days?
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Weave missed you: HutchCC cosmetology school back in business amidst pandemic
By Izzy Wheeler / Staff Writer The Hutchinson Community CollegeRead More
Local political candidates meet during HutchCC forum
By Aaron StrainOpinion Page Editor A socially distanced and mask-wearingRead More