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We’re hitting the road this fall to meet students interested in building a career in construction. If you’re looking for a summer 2027 internship, come visit the Hutton table at one of our upcoming construction career fairs at Fort Hays State University, Pittsburg State University, Oklahoma State University, Kansas State University or John Brown University.

Hutton interns get hands-on experience, work alongside experienced professionals and take on real work that helps them understand what a career in construction looks like. Stop by, introduce yourself and learn more about what an internship at Hutton could look like. You can also apply for a summer 2027 internship here:

https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/f0c23594-9faf-43e4-98e1-8090a84521e3/Hutton

Congratulations to Erin Coffel, who has been selected for the 32nd Class of Leadership Springdale by the Springdale Chamber of Commerce.

Erin works closely with clients, partners and communities across Northwest Arkansas as part of Hutton’s business development team. Over the coming months, she’ll join a group of local leaders for tours, conversations and hands-on experiences focused on the businesses, schools, government and organizations that make up the Springdale community.

As Hutton continues to grow in Northwest Arkansas, this will be a great opportunity for Erin to deepen her connections and gain a broader perspective on the community she serves.

Countryside Christian Church broke ground on a project that will convert their existing gymnasium into a new space built to serve their kids ministry, designed and built by Hutton. The project also includes a renovated lobby, a new southwest entry, kitchen and restroom updates, and classroom remodels across the north and south wings.

The multipurpose sanctuary design translates the story of Noah's Ark into architectural detail throughout the space. Pre-existing exposed wood beams and curved ceiling framing echo the hull of the ark and the new lighting system is designed around that same spectrum, with color-changing fixtures that let the space shift to fit the needs of any moment, from a kids' ministry lesson to an evening event.

These changes will improve the functionality, security and aesthetics of the children's ministry area while supporting long-term growth.

Congratulations to Eric Brown on being selected for the FLINT HILLS REGIONAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM!

Eric works closely with clients, partners and communities across North Central Kansas as part of Hutton's business development team. This program will give him another opportunity to connect with regional leaders and gain a deeper understanding of the people, organizations and communities that make the Flint Hills region unique.

The program is a collaborative effort involving Fort Riley, Kansas State University and Geary, Riley, Pottawatomie and Wabaunsee counties.

We’re growing our industrial construction team!

Hutton is hiring for an industrial superintendent, industrial senior superintendent, industrial assistant project manager, industrial project manager, and an industrial electrical quality control position.

Our industrial team works on complex projects across industrial concrete, refinery work, precision grouting, blast-rated control buildings and more. If you’re an experienced construction professional looking for an opportunity to lead people, build strong client relationships and take on challenging projects, learn more about these opportunities at Hutton.

To apply for these, or any positions at Hutton, click here: https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/f0c23594-9faf-43e4-98e1-8090a84521e3/Hutton

Last week, Empower broke ground on Provecho, phase two of their project in Wichita's North End. This next phase will transform the historic Nomar Theater and an adjacent building into a new food hall and community venue. Provecho will feature exteriors that visually connect to the Camarena Adelante Center, along with striking interiors and a variety of art installations throughout. We're proud to design and build both phases, and together, they'll completely reinvigorate the southwest corner of 21st and Market.

Phase one, the Camarena Adelante Center, was completed in November 2024 and includes a business incubation test kitchen, event space and community center, along with a mural created in collaboration with local artist Armando Minjárez. As Provecho takes shape, it will carry that energy forward, creating another space where the community can gather, grow and celebrate.

When Creekstone Farms was experiencing low water pressure at its Arkansas City, Kan., beef production facility, Hutton was brought in to design and build a solution that provided more consistent pressure throughout the plant. Working closely with MKEC Engineering, Inc., the team designed a system to meet the owner’s needs.

The project included a new 1 million-gallon water storage tank and pump building, creating an important first step in the facility's water system before city water enters the plant. The system stores water and boosts pressure to help meet the demands of Creekstone's operations. The result is a system designed around the needs of a complex, high-demand facility that helps Creekstone keep its operations moving efficiently.

Our Wichita campus is growing. Hutton Facility Services and Hutton Energy Services have moved into their new location at Sycamore and Maple in Delano, and this week, our team gathered to celebrate with an open house. Thanks to our talented designers, craftspeople and technicians, the new space already feels like home. We can't wait to share photos of the finished space soon!

A new chapter for the Sedgwick County Zoo’s growing elephant herd officially began yesterday with the ribbon cutting for the expanded elephant boma. Hutton joined the zoo team, community leaders and supporters to celebrate the completion of a new space that provides additional indoor room for the zoo’s growing multigenerational herd.

Designed and built by Hutton, the expansion creates more opportunities for the elephants to move, socialize and receive enrichment while giving keepers additional space for care and training. It was an exciting project to be part of, and we enjoyed working alongside the Sedgwick County Zoo to bring this unique facility to life.