Brent Schacherer is the General Manager and Editor for the Hutchinson Leader, a local newspaper in Litchfield, Minnesota. With a focus on local news and sports, Brent covers a wide range of topics including community events, school activities, local government, and sports teams in the area.
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By: Brent Schacherer
The growing pains of a season ago could mean good things this season for the Hutchinson boys tennis team.
By: Brent Schacherer
After almost three decades as a newspaper reporter, Stuart Groskreutz knows the ins and outs of interviews pretty well.
Entering what might be best described as a season of uncertainty, first-year Litchfield boys tennis coach Justin Wittrock is certain of at least a couple things.
By: Brent Schacherer
One might expect a bright, sunshiny — albeit windy — Saturday morning in early April to entice most kids to enjoy the outdoors.
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Can they make it eight?
Coming off a season in which they won a conference championship and finished fifth in the section meet, Hutchinson’s girls golfers have a simple goal this year.
Rachel Morkrid and Morgan Polzin had never heard of Audie Murphy before they drew his name as the subject of a history project.
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