Hesston offering many more antiques and collectibles
By Bill Bush For several years, Emma Creek Antiques, which opened in 2009, was the lone antiques store in Hesston. In the last 12-18……
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Headrick thrives in isolation at wastewater plant
By Blake Spurney Hesston Record Staff Kyle Headrick likes being left all alone to oversee operations of Hesston’s wastewater treatment plant. “I’m not a……
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Hesston school board tees off on middle-school golf
By Wendy Nugent Hesston Record Some of the people on the Hesston Golf Course this spring might be a little shorter than the usual……
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Local man taking solar advancements global
By Blake Spurney Hesston Record Staff Jacob van Bergeijk was looking for a way to help his brother, Anco, install power stations in west……
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Last community party of the decade a success
Bill Bush Once-in-a-while everything goes just right. That’s what happened at this year’s Mic Drop, where even the weather performed well above normal. With……
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Pancake Day helps club fulfill its mission
by Bill Bush Sixty-nine years ago the Hesston Lions Club held its first Pancake Day, which was literally all day, running from 6 in……
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Hesston Public Library’s ComiCon free for all ages
by Bill Bush The upcoming Mini ComiCon at the Hesston Public Library (HPL) on Monday, Jan. 20 will have everything the other comic cons……
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Where nature and books collide
Bill Bush HESSTON—The Hesston Public Library (HPL) and Dyck Arboretum of the Plains are collaborating to offer a Nature Book Club. The club will……
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Hesston committee exploring all ideas to rejuvenate downtown
By Blake Spurney HESSTON—Hesston faces some unique challenges compared to similar like-sized cities when trying to come up with ways to attract people downtown…….
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Students and staff enjoying changes to lunch
Bill Bush HESSTON—Breakfast for lunch, meatball subs, pork rib patties, and cheeseburgers. These are some of the new menu items new Food Service Director……
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