John Huthmacher

Nebraska

Reporter at Hastings Tribune

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Articles

Adams Central presents 'Little Shop of Horrors' March 21-23

1 month ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

By John Huthmacher [email protected] When a carnivorous singing plant bent on world domination offers fame and fortune to a lowly floral assistant in exchange for an unlimited supply of blood, reality takes a back seat to frivolity in the off-beat musical comedy, "Little Shop of Horrors," presented by Adams Central students at 7 p.m. March 21-22 and 2:30 p.m. March 23 in the AC Junior-Senior High School auditorium, 1090 S. Adams Central Ave.
Former students, peers remember HPS music teacher Chuck DeWall

1 month ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

If Elvis Presley is singing with heaven's choir, chances are longtime Hastings music teacher Charles K. "Chuck" DeWall is front and center directing the performance. DeWall, 76, died March 3 at age 76 at Mary Lanning Healthcare.
Broncos bring mixed bag of competitors to NAIA national meet

1 month ago | mdjonline.com | John Huthmacher

Seven men and four women from Hastings College will look to leave no stone unturned on their respective rebuilding seasons when they compete in the NAIA men's and women's indoor track & field national meet, which starts Thursday in Gainesville, Fla.
Dave Buchholz releases debut solo project, 'Rural Eclectic'

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

By John Huthmacher [email protected] A former keyboardist of Blackberry Winter and STRAIGHT has entered a new season in his musical journey. Dave Buchholz's eyes and ears were opened to the lure of rock music by the Beatles at age 10 while watching the Ed Sullivan show as a 10-year-old in Ayr in 1964. Now, he has emerged from the shadows of band member to solo artist with the release of his debut solo project, "Rural Eclectic."
Dave Buchholz releases debut solo project, 'Rural Eclectic'

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

By John Huthmacher [email protected] A former keyboardist of Blackberry Winter and STRAIGHT has entered a new season in his musical journey. Dave Buchholz'S eyes and ears were opened to the lure of rock music by the Beatles at age 10 while watching the Ed Sullivan show as a 10-year-old in Ayr in 1964. Now, he emerged from the shadows of band member to solo artist with the release of his debut solo project, "Rural Eclectic."
Feb. 23 HSO performance to warm the soul

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

The Hastings Symphony Orchestra will offer a warming selection of movie favorites to offset the recent cold snap with its upcoming performance, "Beethoven and Bolero," onstage at 3 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Masonic Center Auditorium, 411 N. Hastings Ave.
'Cinderella' taking stage at HCT

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

A humor-laced, modernized adaptation of the classic Rogers & Hammerstein fairy tale romance between handsome prince and humble maiden promises universal appeal to young and old alike in Hastings Community Theatre's latest production, "Cinderella (Enchanted Edition)," opening Valentine's Day at HC Theatre, 515 S. Fourth Ave. Performances are 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15 and 21-22 and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16 and 23.
'Cinderella' taking stage at HCT

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

A humor-laced, modernized adaptation of the classic Rogers & Hammerstein fairy tale romance between handsome prince and humble maiden promises universal appeal to young and old alike in Hastings Community Theatre's latest production, "Cinderella (Enchanted Edition)," opening Valentine's Day at HC Theatre, 515 S. Fourth Ave. Performances are 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15 and 21-22 and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16 and 23.
Charles 'Chip' Smith remembered for impact as musician, teacher and friend

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

By John Huthmacher [email protected] A late bloomer to the performing arts scene who traded in his football pads at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as a sophomore to pursue his love of choral music, live performance and teaching is being remembered locally for his contributions to the Hastings College music program. Charles "Chip" Smith, known for his rapport with students and booming baritone voice, died Jan. 30 in Colorado from heart complications. He was 71.
Charles 'Chip' Smith remembersd for impact as musician, teacher and friend

2 months ago | hastingstribune.com | John Huthmacher

By John Huthmacher [email protected] A late bloomer to the performing arts scene who traded in his football pads at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln as a sophomore to pursue his love of choral music, live performance and teaching is being remembered locally for his contributions to the Hastings College music program. Charles "Chip" Smith, known for his rapport with students and booming baritone voice, died Jan. 30 in Colorado from heart complications. He was 71.