Two Rivers Youth Complex

The American Overseas Schools Historical Society (AOSHS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving memorabilia and historical documents related to American Overseas Schools. Through its efforts, AOSHS aims to promote global knowledge and understanding of the unique experiences associated with overseas education, while providing research opportunities and establishing informative exhibits. Membership in AOSHS is open to past and current overseas educators, administrators, historians, and students, encouraging engagement in the preservation of overseas schools' legacies. The organization also publishes a quarterly newsletter, offering updates and insights into the history of American Overseas Schools. Generated from the website

Operational since 1947, Hutchinson Recreation Commission maintains parks and recreational facilities. It conducts several outdoor educational programs for school children. The commission maintains a gift shop that offers a variety of fun items. It additionally organizes a range of adventurous activities, such as fishing and hunting. The commission also manages a tennis complex Hutchinson Recreation Commission operates the Dillon Nature Center, which provides space for staff retreats, seminars, business meetings, family reunions, Christmas parties, wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners.

Westurban Baseball is a league and a complex, dedicated to youth baseball. The league began in 1958 in what is now Buffalo Park, outgrew that site in 1960, moved to the corner of Central and Tyler and then in 1970 moved to its present location and started with 3 diamonds. Today the complex consists of eleven diamonds with a full service concession and lobby, which comprise nearly 40 acres of the Sedgwick County Park Complex in Wichita Kansas. In the beginning the league had a dozen teams now we have well over a 100 each year. In addition to being the home site for our league we are also home to the , the Greater Wichita Athletic League Baseball Program, several independent schools and Walter Johnson Semi-Pro Teams. The Complex has hosted several National Events such as the National Baseball Congress 18 and under Worlds Series, the American Amateur Baseball Congress Regional, Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference State Tournament and annual Youth State tournaments.