Hutchinson is going to state.
The Tigers boys' basketball team beat Willmar 77-59 Thursday to win the Section 2AAA title and advance to state for the first time since 1966.
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The McLeod County Sheriff’s Office suspended its K9 officer program effective last Friday (March 12) due to budgetary reasons.
Who will be crowned as the next McLeod County Dairy Princesses?
A resident of the Hutchinson area is quickly becoming a star on the World Wide Web, and she is probably no one you’ve ever heard of.
This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is the perfect excuse to take a break from building your ark. Click here to listen!
A 14-year-old Hutchinson boy was arrested at Hutchinson High School Tuesday after he allegedly assaulted a teacher and teacher’s aide.
Minnesota employers trimmed 3,400 jobs during February, while the unemployment rate remained at 7.3 percent, according to figures released today by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic
Here’s a preview of stories found in the Leader’s Thursday, March 18 print edition:
Sunny skies, original art and handmade crafts brought thousands of bargain seekers to the Arts and Crafts Festival in Hutchinson’s Library Square on Friday and Saturday. Vendors said sales from the event were very good.
Photos by Doug Hanneman
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This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" is the perfect excuse to take a break from building your ark.
A popular Minnesota author is coming to town and Kay and Jorge have the scoop. Plus: If you have some old Rembrandts or Spanish doubloons laying around, you can find out what they're worth.
As always, thanks for listening!
Silver Lake is the place to be for green-spirited fun this weekend. "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" tells you why.
Plus, Kay and Jorge provide a bit of edutainment, recalling how Lenny O’Brien banished the snakes from Silver Lake and Rock 'n' Roll Zumhofe brought the midgets. Or something like that.
As always, thanks for listening!
Want to win four free movie passes? This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" tells you how.
All you have to do is point, click, and know a whole lot about movies. Or at least be an awesome guesser.
On a closely related topic, Kay and Jorge debate their picks for the 2010 Oscars. Jorge claims Quentin Tarantino will need some kinda fancy time machine to win Best Screenplay, while Kay thinks he's doing just fine with the bayonet-and-baseball-bat approach.
This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" brings you good news ... and bad news.
The good news? This weekend, Hutch is hosting a spectacle bigger than Wrestlemania and the Final Four put together. The bad news? It involves the Macarena.
Also, if you're looking for a wild time, Kay and Jorge preview weekend goings-on at the Hutch Mall and up and down the Crow River. As always, thanks for listening!
This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" asks: What happens when two men of faith decide to cut loose and rock out?
The answer comes in the form of our musical guests, the Brush Arbor Boys. Guy Stone and Brian Brosz share their lively harmonies and preview an upcoming arts event at Faith Lutheran Church.
If you like to download great, free music check out their in-studio performance of "O Mary Don't You Weep."
Click here to watch a video of their performance of "We Shall Overcome."
One is never to old to try something new. Eldon Kimball of rural Silver Lake has found out how to grow tomatoes in a green house and has become quite good at it.
The National Wrestling Hall of Fame of Stillwater, Okla. will honor seven individuals at the Minnesota Chapter Banquet in Owatonna April 17.
Among the recipients are:
QUOTES OF THE MONTH: Wind
"i can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination."
Jimmy Dean
IRISH DESSERTS: Chocolate Guiness Cake, and Irish Cream Truffles
Chocolate Guiness Cake
BOOK OF THE MONTH
Musing and Munching by Gloria VanDemmeltraadt
Tonic Sol-fa in concert Friday, April 23, at Hutchinson High School Auditorium. Tickets on sale at the Hutchinson Leader.
Check out Relish distributed the first Sunday of the month and Spry distributed the second Sunday of the month in the Leader Shopper and Meeker County Advertiser.
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