HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Listen for the P!nk Sounder weekdays on My 93.1 between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. for your chance to win tickets for P!nk’s concert March 3 at Intrust Bank Arena.

Finalists will automatically win a copy of her new CD Beautiful Trauma. When you hear the P!nk Sounder, just be caller nine at 662-9931.

Increase your chances of winning by listening at 7:50 each weekday morning. Daren Dunn will announce the exact hours to be listening for sounders. Two listeners will get registered each weekday.

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — CLICK HERE TO SEE PICTURES FROM MONDAY NIGHT.

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Join Daren Dunn weekday mornings on My 93.1 for your chance to win a buffet from Pizza Ranch.

He’ll give you five movies, one actor or actress is in all five. Correctly identify the celebrity and win!

Enjoy a special version of The Name Game Friday mornings at 7:35.

The Name Game with Daren Dunn — weekday mornings at 7:35!

Click here to learn more and see past games.

[ By AUBREY NUSS ]

[ DIRECTOR OF CARDIOVASCULAR SERVICES ]

[ HUTCHINSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ]

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — In February my mother was diagnosed and treated for heart disease. She had been having chest pain when walking and it even woke her at night. She had to be admitted into the hospital and got a trip to my very own Heart & Vascular Center at Hutchinson Regional Medical Center. I was so thankful she was close enough she could come to our cath lab and be taken care of in our ICU and telemetry. A couple of stents later, she’s feeling much better and is able to do things she hasn’t been able to do for a long time.

My mom is a Baby Boomer (people born between the years 1943-1960). I know she’s getting older and the chance of health problems, such as heart disease and stroke, increases. But contrary to my beliefs, a recent study from Rutgers actually shows that Baby Boomers have had a reduction in the rate of strokes. However, the rate of strokes for Generation X (people born between the years 1961-1979) has more than DOUBLED! What? How could this have happened? How could I have a higher risk of stroke than my mother? We have access to the same medications and treatments. After analyzing more than 225,000 patient records, researchers believe the significant increase in obesity and type II diabetes is the culprit.

-FIND THE FULL ARTICLE AT: https://hutchregional.com/blog/gen-x-more-risk-stroke-baby-boomers

National consumer watchdog Consumer Reports recently ranked Hutchinson Regional Medical Center the 11th safest hospital in Kansas. This is better than McPherson Hospital, Wesley Medical Center and Via Christi of Wichita.

HRMC showed big improvements in avoiding C.difficile infections and preventing hospital readmissions. There were also huge improvements in communications from doctors and nurses.

Consumer Reports statistically adjusts data to account for the types of patients the hospital serves. HRMC is proud to offer safe, quality care to patients in Reno County and Central Kansas.

For more information, go to hutchregional.com.

This unique urban adventure will be your chance to join (and/or support) up to 143 fellow thrill seekers at the top of The First National Bank building, combining:

the thrill of a 93′ rappel

the satisfaction of knowing you had a positive direct and measurable impact on Reno County families and individuals in need

very cool prizes for the Top Fundraisers

the priceless opportunity to toss your boss, Over the Edge, for a great cause!

On June 16, 2017 our intrepid adventurers, and possibly reluctant but good humored management (Toss the Boss), will Go Over the Edge, rappelling down one of the tallest buildings in downtown Hutchinson for the benefit of the United Way of Reno County and our 26 partner agencies!

To Go Over the Edge, each “Edger” will need to fundraise $1,000 prior to the event!  But rest assured that this is not a solo effort.  United Way staff will be right there beside you, providing fundraising assistance, guidance, and a personal fundraising page for you to share with friends, co-workers, and family!

For more information, click here:

https://www.unitedwayofrenocounty.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1