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LaLane McClure is the new USD 210 Board of Education member.

Hugoton students auditioned for the SWKMEA honor choir and were selected with top scores in the southwest district.  This is the largest number of middle school students ever selected for both honor choirs.  Pictured left to right front row are Olivia Salmons, Mckenzie Esarey, Faith Beesley, Ella Beesley, Lelanie Gerber, Director Renee Beesley, Mylee Miller, […]

Kristin Farnum worked her Thanksgiving magic again this year and organized a successful distribution of a Thanksgiving feast for around 450 community members. The meals were delivered to community members in Hugoton, Moscow and Rolla. With the help of some hard working volunteers from several organizations, the cooking, packaging and delivery of meals went very […]

We, here at the Hermes, would like to wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving.

Operation Christmas Child national collection week is here – November 16-23. This is when you will drop your OCC shoeboxes off at First Christian Church at 600 S Van Buren St. in Hugoton. If you still need shoeboxes, First Christian Church has pre-printed boxes available at no cost. The schedule for when the church will […]

Hugoton Middle School September Students of the Month are seventh graders Miguel Hernandez and Chaney Poulsen and eighth graders Yareli Guerrero and Christian Zizumbo. Photo courtesy of Morey Mecklenburg.

Superintendent Adrian Howie with his wife Kristen and daughters Kinley, Kamdon and Krosby celebrate Halloween in style.

Henry Smith is awarded the Friend of 4-H Award as he and his family have always supported 4-H. Molly McClure and Jacob Bell hand deliver the award to Mr. Smith.

USD 210 Hugoton Bus Drivers pictured left to right are Jackie Anderson, Christy Esarey, Barb Trujillo, bus foreman John Moser, Dave Burrows, Judy Zordel and Jerry Guerrero. Not pictured are Jack Hickey, Jay Witt, Greg O’Loughlin and Frankie Rotolo. These fine ladies and gentlemen carry our precious children safely everyday and they are very much […]

Sunday evening it seems to look like one of those old fashion dirt storms of days gone by rolling into southwest Kansas. The wind and dirt hit and howled for sometime. No report of damage except to eyes, breathing problems and to the harvesters still trying to get their crops cut. Visibility was next to […]