Crow River Habitat for Humanity will hand over the keys to its 19th house on Saturday.
Property tax levies will increase an average of 3.5 percent statewide if proposed local tax levies are adopted later this year, the Minnesota Department of Revenue said Thursday.
This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" offers tips on weekend fun for every taste. If you like cute vampires, Kay and Jorge have got you covered. If you enjoy guys staring at goats — well — oddly enough, we've got you covered, too.
Of course, we're just talking movies. There's also a bunch of concerts this week, benefiting great causes. The question is, how much fun can you stand?
The body of a novice pilot missing since Nov. 13 was found in the wreckage of his small plane Wednesday morning in a remote area of Clearwater County, southwest of Bagley.
Two upcoming H1N1 vaccination clinics will take place in Glencoe.
Minnesota employers added 2,200 jobs in October, according to figures released today by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
Students in the Hutchinson High School Child Development I class will host a two-day preschool for toddlers next week.
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" offers tips on weekend fun for every taste. If you like cute vampires, Kay and Jorge have got you covered. If you enjoy guys staring at goats — well — oddly enough, we've got you covered, too.
Of course, we're just talking movies. There's also a bunch of concerts this week, benefiting great causes. The question is, how much fun can you stand?
(Jorge Sosa is a staff writer for the Hutchinson Leader. He can be reached at sosa@hutchinsonleader.com)
This week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson" shares the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit. It involves good food, and possibly some yummy beverages.
Also: This weekend, the fairgrounds are for the birds (and going to the dogs). Kay and Jorge aren't above playing favorites and we sing the praises of our favorite breeds. That's wussup this week, dawg.
In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," your friendly co-hosts Kay and Jorge try to separate the sane from the insane in weekend fun.
Clearly, we are perfectly sane. Everyone else, however, is insane and trying to steal our magic bag. If community theater and fine dining aren't your bag, we also have the scoop on a once-in-a-lifetime auction taking place at one of Hutchinson's historic hot spots.
As always, thanks for listening!
In this week's "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson," Kay engages in one her favorite Halloween pastimes: Raking co-host Jorge over the coals.
We'll share other ideas for fun and spooky weekend shenanigans, including a chance to win big money for dressing like a freak. Plus, check out our tip on a hot new local band and tidbits of movie trivia. Give us six minutes, we'll give you the world. Or at least a teeny little piece of it.
With Jorge gone today, we’re boo-hooing, but sports guy Eric Kraushar has stepped in, so we’ll be getting our boo-on for two weeks of Halloween. Get scared starting right now.
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The Willmar Northwoods League team will unveil their team name and logo on Wednesday, December 2 at the Holiday Inn-Conference Center from 6 pm to 8 pm.
Last weekend I made my first pilgrimage to Crypticon, an annual horror convention in the Twin Cities.
For the closest
shave ever, try
a rusty machete!It was my first-ever horror convention and I had a blast. This should come as no surprise to anyone that's ever read this blog or listened to "Six Minutes Over Hutchinson." If it creeps, crawls, bleeds or oozes on-screen, I'm all over it.
I got some great deals on a couple movies I'd been wanting to buy forever, which is always fun. But the real treat was rubbing elbows with the celebs.
Here's me chillin' with Bill Moseley, who starred in Rob Zombie's "House of 1000 Corpses", "The Devil's Rejects," and "Halloween." He was a very nice, down-to-earth guy. I told him I could hardly recognize him sporting short hair, a clean shave and not killing anyone.
Recognize that guy on the left? Don't feel bad if you don't. Steve Dash played Jason in most of "Friday the 13th: Part 2." The veteran stuntman/actor wore a burlap bag over his head the whole time. Apparently he wasn't told about this part of the job until he arrived on the set. Dash also said he didn't know Jason had no dialog at the time he accepted the gig. Dash said he was offered the part of Jason for Part 3 but passed on it, a decision he now regrets.
Big hockey fan? This should be a lot of fun.
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