Hutchinson will mark the completion of a newly paved section of the Luce Line State Trail during an event Saturday.
Open Streets Hutchinson includes a 10-kilometer footrace at 8 a.m., a trail ribbon-cutting at 10:15, followed by an inaugural trail ride, and then street events through 3 p.m.
"You meet the farmland , you meet the lakes, through Hutch[inson] you have the river. … It's an ideal place to take young people,"
said nowmobile enthusiast and longtime trail booster Bill Arndt of Hutchinson on the benefits of a newly paved section
More info at heartofhutch.com. Get more information about the trail on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources website at bit.ly/stLUCE.
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