Messiah Festival 2021 celebrating women in the arts
The Hutchinson News
All events will have COVID-19 mitigation protocols implemented to ensure the safety of participants.
At this time there are no plans to include live audiences. Instead, each event that is normally ticketed, as well as many others, will be livestreamed. If it becomes possible to include a live audience, a limited number of tickets will be available for purchase on the day of the event. Stay tuned to www.messiahfestival.org for updates.
“At this time we are planning to perform Handel’s Messiah with full forces but masked and socially distanced, said artistic director Mark Lucas.
HUTCHINSON, Kan. Fire officials say a Hutchinson resident who used a lighter as a flashlight accidently lit the underside of the bed, starting a fire that heavily damaged the house.
The Hutchinson News reports that firefighters responding to a call at 5:20 p.m. Sunday found heavy smoke and fire coming from a window on the front of the single-story home, The two adults and child who were in the home got out unharmed. Crews were able to contain the fire to the room where it started, but the two-bedroom home sustained smoke and heat damage throughout.
Red Cross is helping the tenants, as the home is uninhabitable.
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Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Monday, January 25, 2021
HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) - A Hutchinson resident who used a lighter as a flashlight accidently lit the underside of a bed, starting a fire that heavily damaged a house, fire officials said.
Firefighters responding to a call at 5:20 p.m. Sunday found heavy smoke and fire coming from a window on the front of the single-story home, the Hutchinson News reported.
The two adults and child who were in the home got out unharmed.
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Classic characters come to life in Sterling High winter play
The Hutchinson News
Somehow, Hercules, Robin Hood, Tom Sawyer and the Three Musketeers, some of literature’s most familiar and classic characters, get mixed up in the same story as Sterling High School Theatre presents the play The Island of Dr. Libris next Friday and Saturday, Jan. 29 and 30, at 7:30 p.m. in the school’s theatre.
The play is based on the book with the same name and was adapted by its author, Chris Grabenstein, and Ronny Venable. The book and play The Island of Dr. Libris celebrates the power of imagination with an action-packed adventure that shows that sometimes the real story starts after you close the book.