Salina, KS News

• Salina, KS News
• Few candidates file for offices
• Tickets available for ZooLaLa
• Ribbon cutting planned
• Russell hit by tornado
• Crash leaves one injured, one arrested
• Just 'click' to bid
• Salina's 'Wonderland'
• Riders on the storms
• Eye on emergencies
• Crash leaves one injured, one arrested
• Russell hit by tornado
• Few candidates file for offices
• Salina's Wonderland
• Woman injured when twister shreds home
• 2012 Asphalt Mill and Inlay Road Work Update
• City of Salina Sanitation Schedule for Memorial Day
• City Offices Closed - No City Commission Meeting
• Harlan reunion planned
• Fishing contest planned
• Reception planned for retiring KSU-Salina dean
• Man accused of sexual battery on newspaper carrier
• Road work to begin on Market Place
• Blue Beacon employees build can structures to honor Charlie Walker
• Police blotter
• Volunteer drivers needed for Meals on Wheels program
• Salina man files for treasurer
• Motorcyclist hurt when struck by semi
• Church notes 5-26-12
• Man bails out of car, car hits sign
• Son, mother both face cancer
• Pickup truck pulled from Milford Lake
• What to look for Sunday
• Hazardous materials incident first of its kind in Salina, officials say
• Street sweeping
• Work to begin on Schilling Road shoulders
• Das brief
• Milford Lake almost at capacity for Memorial Day weekend
• Motorcyclist injured when struck by semi
• Man arrested after chase
• Salina man accused of battery
• Pickup truck pulled from Milford Lake
• Man who caused chemical scare suffered self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Festival Friday Art a la Carte Concert Features Bluecat
• MORTIMER - JONES REUNION
• Fundraising garage sale planned
• Fundraising golf tournament planned
• A proud moment
• Lacrosse man indicted for allegedly killing golden eagle
• Mediation to be offered for juveniles
• Blown tire on I-70 sends two to hospital
• Obama clears help for 14 Kansas counties
• Man found dead in house
• Tire blowout sends two to hospital
• Judge rejects military school's bid to suppress video
• Lacrosse man accused of killing golden eagle
• This article from College Parents of America offers some tips for helping your s...
• Salina police find man dead in east Salina home
• Portion of Markley Road closed as police negotiate with man in house
• 'I don't think he's breathing'
• Paying tribute to a vet
• County planning director to leave post
• Eisenhower Foundation receives grants
• AmberWaves
• Tag offices still experiencing delays
• Who shot Rex? Randall man seeks answers
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned
• GED highlights woman's new course
• Memorial Day activities planned at Old Abilene Town
• Civil Air Patrol plans command change ceremony
• Veterans impressed with traveling World War I exhibit
• 2 days. 160 teams. Only 4 will make it to the finals. How will K-State Salina SI...
• KSU-Salina team 7th in SAFECON competition
• Preliminary hearing continues for 2 accused of killing toddler
• County tag offices still experiencing problems
• County planning director leaving
• Wheat harvest under way in Saline County
• Horizons Grant Recipient Receives National Honor
• Valley Gutter Repairs at the intersection of Oakdale Avenue and Ash Street, May 21, 2012
• Ditto Auto Sales plans grand opening
• KWU athletics raises $25,000
• Limestone totem pole stolen from yard
• School board discusses expanding athletics
• KSU at Salina names new dean
• City ready for large crowds at Kenwood Cove
• 18-year-old Larned man fatally injured in collision
• Two women injured when tire blows, driver loses control
• Police investigate business burglary
• Electronics, jewelry taken from home
• Body of Osborne native found
• Retired School Personnel to meet
• Larned man fatally injured in crash
• 2 hurt in crash near Hays
• Verna M. Fitzsimmons named CEO & Dean of K-State Salina
• Fitzsimmons named CEO & Dean of K-State Salina
• Body thought to be Osborne native recovered
• Electronics, jewelry taken from home
• Limestone totem pole stolen from yard
• K-State at Salina names new CE0, dean
• Flags were flyin' for the Wall
• National Public Works Week
• Street Sweeping Schedule May 21st - 25th
• Smoky Hill River Festival 2012
• To better health
• Police blotter
• Maine police seek missing man with area ties
• Houses under construction damaged
• City sends Veridian move to hospice center back to planning commission
• Man sent to prison for aggravated escape
• Group wants city to stop putting fluoride in water
• City gives final approval to anti-discrimination change
• Tescott High School reunion planned
• Traveling World War I exhibition to stop in Salina
• Two injured in fight in north salina
• Salina Tech buys video conferencing system, van
• Salina board to consider league for middle school sports
• Grace periods set for vehicle tag renewals
• Salina police back 'Click It or Ticket' campaign
• Woman reports loss of jewelry
• Wheat not quite ready for harvest
• Equality ordinance given final approval
• City commission sends proposed Veridian move back to planning commission
• Police seek missing man with area ties
• Wheat not quite ready for harvest
• Man sent to prison for aggravated escape
• The Student Life Center will be closed this week while all of the floors are ref...
• Houses under construction damaged
• 2 hurt, 2 arrested after fight
• Legislator Bob Bethell dies in crash
• Pooling her talent
• Friars to leave Hays parish
• Christian academy honors first graduating class
• Stamp Out Hunger wildly successful
• Restaurant inspections
• Students raise money for American Heart Association
• Give it your best
• 'Stitched' to be shown as Quilts of Valor fundraiser
• Christian academy honors first graduating class
• Southeast of Saline grads urged to ‘fight to achieve greatness’
• Friars to leave Hays parish
• Stamp Out Hunger wildly successful
• Students raise money for American Heart Association
• UNVEILED
• Square dance convention planned
• Kobach to discuss voting requirements
• Salina High School Class of 1942 gather for last reunion
• Teacher to speak at SE-Saline graduation
• Christian academy graduation today
• Humorist David Sedaris to perform at Stiefel in 2013
• County to look into transport van
• Commission to hear Hospice appeal
• Sold on singing
• Jewell of the Plains
• Tickets available for Arts Council of Dickinson County fundraiser
• Sculptures unveiled
• Salina High School Class of 1942 gather for last reunion
• Humorist David Sedaris to perform at Stiefel in 2013
• County to look into transport van
• Commission to hear Hospice appeal
• Memorial Day celebration planned at WaKeeney
• Lindsborg City Band to perform patriotic concert
• Woodlawn Cemetery Memorial Day program planned
• Police seek suspect in mobile home fire
• Bank of Tescott celebrates 125 years
• Police blotter
• Bike event begins today
• Church notes 5-19-12
• Nutritional supplement store to open in Salina
• Magnolia construction meeting draws crowd
• Hansons to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Veteran service representatives to be in Salina
• Police investigate theft of military items
• Tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• Petition process won't be easy
• Police seek suspect in mobile home arson
• Police investigate theft of military items
• Head 'em off at the pass
• Homeward bound
• 9 schools sign up for marathon program
• Salina man sentenced for masked robbery
• Chamber cancels final forum
• Wichita man dies of natural causes at Marion Reservoir
• Meeting planned to provide information about foster care, adoption services
• Rockin' Salina
• Colorado sculptor draws inspiration from life
• Unselt death: a tragedy not averted
• Electronics stolen from storage shed
• Man testifies about night of fatal fight
• Wolf-mask robber gets 40 months in prison
• City sets Friday meeting on Magnolia Road project
• Camper dead of natural causes at Marion Reservoir
• Chamber legislative forum canceled
• Saline County closes section of Cooley Road
• Art a la Carte Concert Features Cellist Teresa Hernandez
• Judge denies motion by man convicted of killing night clerk
• Redistricting impasse creates problems
• Airport to build more hangar space
• Salina woman faces misdemeanor theft charges
• Salina man injured in semi wreck
• Correction
• Correction
• Abilene woman arrested on forgery, theft charges
• Brungardt to seek re-election
• Abilene locomotive added to national register
• Investigation of corn field damage by teens ongoing
• Police blotter
• Animals, kids inspire sculptor
• Powerless feeling
• Judge denies motion of convicted murderer
• Man gets 14 years in prison
• Woman arrested on forgery, theft charges
• $1,200 bicycle stolen; reward offered
• Salina woman faces theft charges
• Abilene locomotive added to national register
• Airport Authority renews KHP lease
• All of your final grades should be posted in iSIS today!
• Tribute Sunday in Salina for George Murdock
• Brungardt to seek fourth term in office
• Salina truck driver hurt in crash
• Investigation into balloon fight continues
• 2012 Microsurfacing Road Work
• Last National Band to play for benefit
• Police investigating possible arson
• Belleville man pleads guilty to solicitation to commit bank robbery
• Boy suffers minor injuries when bike and truck collide
• Forensics competitors bring home tropies
• Other governmental entities must abide by change in city ordinance
• Sheriff's office seeks owner of found go-kart
• Carolyn Peterson given citizenship award by community foundation
• Four hospitalized after head-on crash in Graham County
• Woman, child injured in crash
• Peace officers honored at annual memorial service
• Planning commission denies proposal to move Veridian to hospice center
• Sculpture Symposium today through Friday at Spilman Plaza
• Sculptor Fred Conlon finds treasure in trash
• Student pilots compete in SAFECON
• Planning commission denies proposal to move Veridian to hospice center
• Boy suffers minor injuries when bike and truck collide
• Belleville man pleads to solicitation to commit bank robbery
• Central forensics team does well in national tourney
• 4 hurt in head-on crash
• Police investigate possible arson
• Planned water balloon fight results in damage to crop field
• Sheriff's office seeks owner of go-kart
• Accepted
• New principal hired for Cottonwood Elementary
• Open for business
• correction 5-15-12
• SAFECON competition begins in Salina
• Longforg High School reunion planned
• Flour Power fundraiser set for Friday, Saturday
• Police blotter 5-15-12
• correction 5-15-12
• Sheriff's office certified as child passenger fitting station
• Firefighters extinguish small home fire
• Sheriff's deputy locates stolen truck
• Sculptor likes public involvement
• Former Salinan to be honored in N.Y.
• Another headache
• SLC and Library summer hours have begun. SLC: M-F: 7a-9p, Sat: 10a-3p, Sun: clos...
• Commissioners OK anti-discrimination amendment
• Principal hired for Cottonwood Elementary
• LongHorn Steakhouse opens in south Salina
• House fire does minimal damage
• Picketers arrive before LGBT city meeting
• Hearing more planes than usual? No worries, it's just SAFECON 2012 competitors!...
• Safety First: Student pilots from around the country compete in Salina
• Sacred Heart seniors reminisce
• Teacher salutes South graduates
• Classmate urges Central grads to think about others
• Street Sweeping Schedule May 14th - 18th
• What's up, doc?
• Restaurant inspections
• Timberline to reopen as Mokas South
• Commission's LBGT vote is today
• Photos sought for upcoming McPherson calendar
• Retiring teacher salutes South High graduates
• County to look at purchasing radios
• You can limp all the way to greatness
• SVHE graduates 5
• Teachable moments are all around
• Filing deadline, petition changes announced
• Graduation: A stitch in time
• Retiring teacher to speak at South High graduation
• Former governor to speak at Kansas Wesleyan graduation
• Ell-Saline grads thinking of future
• '06 graduate to speak at Central High ceremony
• 'People equals freight'
• Rewarding work
• Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of Peace Officer Memorial Day
• Information meeting planned for potential foster parents
• business personals for 5-13-12
• Police warn of potential fines
• St. John's graduates 44
• Ell-Saline grads thinking of future
• SVHE graduates 5
• St. John’s graduates 44
• 'People equals freight'
• Limping toward greatness
• Teachable moments abound
• Filing deadline, petition changes announced
• County to look at purchasing radios
• Police warn of potential fines
• Police warn of potential fines
• Ell-Saline graduation set for 1:30 p.m.
• 'Old Boy' to speak at St. John's graduation
• Sacred Heart to hold graduation ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral
• Supreme Court affirms conviction, remands case for resentencing
• Thunderstorm study based in Salina
• Police blotter
• Pickup runs red light, hits van
• Church note 5-12-12
• Foul play not suspected in death of infant
• Event planned to raise money for Wilson museum
• Program on handkerchief quilts planned
• Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure to celebrate Mother's Day
• Lindsborg blood drive is May 21
• Kansas Water Authority to meet in Hillsboro
• Former Garden City zoo director to speak at meeting
• Home school graduation is Saturday
• Salina teen ordered to register as sex offender for life
• Man attacked, bike stolen
• LongHorn Steakhouse to open Monday
• Motel employee arrested in theft of jewelry
• Motel employee arrested in theft of jewelry
• Man attacked, bike stolen
• Pickup runs red light, hits van
• Foul play not suspected in death of infant
• County's best active in, out of school
• correction
• Correction Sacred Heart / SES
• K-148 bridge work finished ahead of schedule
• Police blotter
• Bethany College senior to have art show
• Bethany College Choir to host garage sale
• Rolling Hills offers free event for military families
• Scholars see difficulties, opportunity
• A growing practice
• Hays attorney appointed district court judge
• Seven men arrested for walking on interstate, improper hitchhiking
• Bank employee keeps Salina man from losing money
• South senior receives national award
• Sculptor enjoys creating whimsical pieces
• Beloit, Sabetha hospitals designated Level IV trauma centers
• Specialist to speak about dementia
• Salina Family HealthCare has big plans
• Beloit, Sabetha hospitals win trauma designation
• South student wins national forensics honor
• Hays city attorney named district court judge
• Patrol arrests 7 men from Marshall Islands
• Rolling Hills offers free day for military families
• Beloit, Sabetha hospitals get trauma designation
• I-70 drivers report seeing peacock
• Two hurt in Thursday-morning crash
• Salina bank employee foils scam
• Mulligan Stew golf tournament set for May 25
• Police blotter 5-10-12
• 'Hold on to your hamburgers'
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• Commission to look at funding for drug court
• Chamber postpones legislative issues meeting
• Character actor and Salina native George Murdock dies at 81
• Software upgrade creating long lines at county tag office
• Sculptor's abstract works come from a personal place
• Official: Bill could force large tax increases
• Does the Bible matter?
• Winning sculpture to be unveiled during aquarium reopening party
• Long lines greet customers at reopened tag office
• Stop by the Tech Center lobby today, 11a-2p, for free pizza and $1 soda to suppo...
• Lucas flush with excitement over restroom
• When you're a kid, it seems like anything can happen in the summer. Now that we'...
• Five arrested from Most Wanted list
• George Murdock dies at 81
• Inlet Repairs at the Southeast Corner of S. 9th Street and Republic Avenue, May 15, 2012
• Horizons Developing Artists Grants
• Proposed Ordinance Amendment City Commission Meeting
• School district looks into computers
• Wheat waffling
• Portion of Water Well Road to close
• New acts for Stiefel Theatre are announced
• South competes at state forensics tournament
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused of killing toddler
• Woman placed on probation after police chase
• Police blotter
• Work to begin at Ninth and Republic streets
• Red Cross Ride the Road Bike Tour and Poker Run planned
• Artist inspired by western life
• Sacred Heart places fourth at state forensics tournament
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused of killing toddler
• Woman placed on probation after police chase
• Joe Walsh, Al Green, Vince Gill part of Stiefel Theatre summer/fall line-up
• Portion of Water Well Road to close Wednesday
• Sacred Heart places fourth at state forensics tourney
• Door damaged on house under construction
• East Magnolia Road Improvements Phase 1 Of 4
• Recovery group offered
• Arson fire causes evacuation of apartment building
• Police blotter
• City looks at BiCenter upgrades
• Salina youth arrested on sex charges
• Salina man critical after motorcycle, truck collide
• City didn't realize archery classes were illegal
• Applications available for Memorial Health System Summer Youth Volunteer Program
• Nature, real life inspires sculptor
• Salina Tech students place in competition
• Lucas flush with excitement over new restroom
• BiCenter management seeks $106,010 in upgrades
• Honors for excellence: Students earn awards for outstanding work
• Trying to remember when you're supposed to be at that final?
• It's finals week! Study, eat healthy, and get plenty of sleep so you are prepare...
• Arson fire causes evacuation of apartment building
• Salina boy arrested on sex charges
• Salina man critical after crash
• Record ripening?
• Tag offices to reopen Tuesday
• Challenge accepted
• Restaurant inspections
• Genealogical society to meet
• 'Love Me Tender' to be shown Thursday
• A new appreciation for home
• Area farmers begin to gear up for early wheat harvest
• Note to subscribers for Sunday, May 6, 2012
• Youth GrantMakers announce spring 2012 grant recipients
• Marianne Caroselli strives to create sculptures of feeling and warmth
• Construction to close Magnolia for two months
• Last graduation for K-State dean
• UAS program confers first degree
• County to hear road and bridge updates
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• City to look at Bicenter CIP
• A way to honor, remember a mother
• Leaving a legacy
• Maintenance man
• Congratulations to our graduates!
• Construction to close Magnolia for two months
• K-State Salina graduates more than 90 students
• City to look at Bicenter CIP
• County to hear road and bridge updates
• UAS program confers first degree
• Last graduation for K-State dean
• Sculptor strives to create warmth
• A way to honor, remember mother
• Leaving a legacy
• Youth GrantMakers announce spring 2012 grant recipients
• Street Sweeping Schedule: May 7th – 11th, 2012
• Church notes 5-5-12
• Police blotter
• Hershey's Track Games planned at Lindsborg
• Commodities to be distributed
• Tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• St. John's denies allegations it destroyed evidence
• Salina man accused of firing weapon in city
• Sculptor is set to lead symposium
• Former employee accused of theft from mortuary
• Man who fatally beat motel clerk could be granted parole
• KSU-Salina has graduation today
• Salinan guilty on most counts
• Correction
• Ellsworth VFW burns
• Salina man accused of firing weapon in city
• Former employee accused of theft from mortuary
• Fire destroys Ellsworth VFW
• Note to Subscribers: Delivery of Friday, May 4, 2012
• Land searched in connection with missing person
• Chamber to host a trip to Europe
• KSU-Salina dean finalist visits campus
• Gifted students participate in mock trial
• Open house planned for DC3 field campaign
• KDOT approves bids for highway projects
• Farmers' market nutrition program for seniors launched
• McPherson man accused in connection with fatal crash
• Dog house falls off vehicle, strikes car
• Vehicle burglary leads to arrest
• Doctor to discuss nutrition
• Conrad Snider looks forward to second set of Salina sculptures
• Police blotter
• Dog that suffered broken jaw dies
• Jury considers aggravated battery, kidnapping case
• Revved up and ready: Baja SAE team brings home engine, high ranking
• Vehicle burglary leads to arrest
• 506 violations issued at Ohio-Crawford
• Sculptor praises Salina for high quality sculptural selections
• The 'ICK' factor
• 5-3-12
• correction 5-3-12
• Wheat gone wild
• Mail carriers hope to Stamp Out Hunger
• Doctor to discuss nutrition
• UAS operations soar at KSLN
• Salina church reports burglary, theft
• Dog house falls off car, hits parked car
• Road work under way in Lincoln County
• Walker led a full life
• Flywheels annual tractor drive is Saturday
• Sculptor Johnson impressed with Salina art supporters
• Clay Center man, woman plead to fraud-related charges
• Public TV to air Huelskamp interview
• Salina Family HealthCare to receive $2.75 million
• Man's car stolen from North Santa Fe lot
• New Catholic Diocese bishop ordained
• Rock, paper, scissors tournament tonight
• Central forensics to host public showcase
• Old Abilene Town opens season with Hickok Days
• Woman arrested, man in hospital after drug buys
• Salina clinic to receive $2.75 million in fed funding
• Salina Catholic Diocese gets new bishop
• Athletics, apps, and aviation: K-State Salina offering summer camps
• Tomorrow night K-State at Salina Programming Board Events will be having a mud v...
• Clay Center man, woman plead guilty to fraud-related charges
• Rock, paper, scissors tournament in Salina
• Police suspect Culver woman of selling drugs
• Car stolen over weekend from North Santa Fe
• Police blotter
• Gypsum's only bank to close in late July
• Art Center Cinema temporarily closes to complete plumbing work
• 333 for 5-1-12
• Salina's Farmer's Market opens May 12
• Thousands of dollars in jewelry reported stolen
• State support concerns KU chancellor
• Free screenings for anxiety disorders offered
• More than 40 pounds of medication turned in during Take-Back Day
• SculptureTour II
• Pets inspire Colorado sculptor
• Republicans plan lunch in McPherson
• Rolling Hills to close for founder's funeral
• Stolen car bursts into flames
• Programming Board is sponsoring a free movie night tonight at Central Mall!
• K-State Salina students to graduate on Saturday
• Gypsum's only bank to close at end of July
• Art Cinema closes because of plumbing problems
• Campus photo shoot today! Run a lint roller over your clothes and get your smile...
• 40 lbs. of unwanted medicine collected
• $19,000 in jewelry reported stolen
• Stolen car bursts into flames
• High-risk offenders moved out of county jails.
• Rolling Hills to close Tuessday for Walker funeral
• Definitions And FAQ's - Sexual Orientation And Gender Identity
• Restaurant inspections
• Salina pioneer woman subject of the 2012 River Festival print
• Learning opportunities 4-30-12
• Area residents injured in crash
• Mill tours part of Millfest
• Luray to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Training offered to people interested in driving cancer patients
• 333 for 4-30-12
• Walking the walk
• Salina pioneer woman subject of the 2012 River Festival print
• Area residents injured in crash
• Bennington man killed in wreck
• Good child care vital for young children
• Graduates 'don't' stop here
• Police Blotter
• Irreparable harm
• Museum curator to speak about effects of World War I
• Walker recalled as hard-working, generous
• Walkers moved by death of two Salina children
• Foundation awards spring grants
• Commissioners' meetings canceled this week
• Car talk
• info box to go with story
• Senior Celebration planned at Hays Mall
• Important tips to prevent child abuse
• Walker remembered as hard-working, generous
• Foundation awards spring grants
• Irreparable Harm
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 30th - May 4th, 2012
• Country music star films in Salina for TV show about heroes
• Smoky Valley band and orchestra present senior concert
• tomorrow box
• Tag offices, drivers license stations to close for a week
• Street sweeping
• Cultural organizations meet with Smithsonian representative in Salina
• Gage reminds Wichita leader that info is public record
• Convention attendees to hear about election laws
• Dog allegedly suffers broken jaw while in backyard
• Charlie Walker dead at 79
• Church notes 4-28-12
• Police blotter
• Shred event planned
• Pro Bull Riders event set for June 2
• Emergency responders, equipment to be featured in Day in the Park
• Brown Mackie graduation today
• Tonight K-State at Salina Programming Board Events is hosting a free karaoke nig...
• Country music star films segment of show in Salina
• Dog allegedly injured while in Salina
• Art a la Carte Concerts begin May 4th
• City Of Salina E-Waste Collection
• No City Commission Meeting April 30, 2012
• Salina native to speak at birding festival
• Sanctuary to host open house
• Physics theorist to speak at KSU in Manhattan
• LULAC convention is Saturday
• Fish-a-thon to run until Sept. 3
• Cat in the Hat is back at the mall
• Paper Clover Campaign begins May 2 at TSC
• Youth Relay for Life set for this weekend
• Ghriga sees potential in KSU-Salina
• Sheriff's office reopens 30-year-old murder case
• Trooper cleared in shooting, Delphos man fired first at officers in October incident, investigation shows
• Rest area crash kills 1, sends 2 to hospital
• Free mental health screenings offered
• Induction ceremony set for Sunday
• Huelskamp to be in western Kansas
• Delphos man fired first at officers, KBI reports show
• Semi crashes into RV, killing 1, injuring 2
• It’s a blast: Student’s game gives everyone a chance to be a HeroRAT
• Sheriff's office reopens 30-year-old murder case
• Swimming Pools
• Two scams being tried in area
• Police blotter
• Survivor speaks of occupations
• Great Bend man injured in motorcycle crash
• correction bond
• Correction pitcher
• Work to begin on Glen Elder Dam bridge
• Beloit students to show off "Pure Fashion"
• Autopsy of woman who died in jail to be performed
• Chinese check out mobile fire pump tester
• Salina man in fair condition after collision
• The Multicultural Student Union is hosting a barbecue tonight at the old SAC! St...
• Great Bend man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Salina man in fair condition after collision
• Barnhart recognized by alma mater
• Man treated at hospital after motorcycle crash
• Autopsy to be performed on woman who died in jail
• Water Meter Replacement Program
• Thousands could have been affected by April 14 tornado
• Woman found dead in Saline County Jail
• County buys jury chairs locally after a change in bid
• New cellphone policy OK'd
• Escapee to face federal carjacking prosecution
• County attorney says commissioners knew about KDOC contract
• correction 4-25-12
• Two qualify for nationals in forensics.
• Outgoing mayor's slap causes flap in Beloit
• Man accused of killing toddler makes first appearance in court
• Looking for something to do this weekend? Or May 1? Or May 13-19? Volunteer for...
• Board approves new cellphone policy
• Salina woman found dead in jail
• Escapee to face federal carjacking charges
• Former mayor's slap causes flap in Beloit
• Don't forget to bring your spare change and sweet tooth to the Tech Center Lobby...
• Dorrance man killed in crash
• Man accused of killing toddler makes first appearance in court
• Marquette man dies in crash
• 13-year-old wrecks truck, injures self and two other children
• Group opposes ordinance change
• Salina Tech president expects accreditation
• The aftermath
• Blood drive seeks more donations
• Meat Goat Association to meet in Salina
• 50th anniversary celebration planned at Eisenhower Library
• School board to take up cellphone policy
• Candlelight vigil to draw attention to sexual assault
• Stolen vehicle led to capture of Ottawa County escapee
• South Main Street to close in Falun
• Salina man turns himself in
• Arrests made in DUI checklane
• Take-Back Day planned Saturday for disposal of unwanted medications
• Finalists to succeed Kuhlmanare named
• Noise alerts van owner to damage
• Bartender cited for selling to minors
• KWU plans athletic department fundraiser
• Spring Rummage Sale planned
• Activities planned at St. Elizabeth's Parish Hall
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• Down to two: CEO & Dean finalists’ interviews scheduled
• 13-year-old crashes truck
• Finalists named for dean of KSU-Salina
• Petitions presented opposing changes to ordinance
• Take-Back Day planned for disposal of unwanted medicines
• Bartender cited for allegedly selling beer to minors
• Arrests made in DUI checklane
• Noise alerts van owner to damage
• Salina woman continues recovery in rehabilitation facility
• Stolen vehicle led to capture of Ottawa County escapee
• Main Street to close in Falun
• Man wanted in child's death turns himself in
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 23rd – 27th, 2012
• National Work Zone Awareness Week
• Pig Out a benefit for Relay for Life
• Cattle Feeders College will be May 3
• Restaurant inspections
• Learning opportunities
• RETRO LOOK
• Retro look: Local KHP trooper receives throwback patrol car
• Large group helps with cleanup
• City to consider replacing guardrail
• Something WickedThis Way Comes
• Kansas GOP leaders urging loyalty pledge
• Green fair showcases sustainability
• County to consider purchasing new jury chairs
• Bethany hosting Earth Day activities
• Class on 1940 census offered
• Rally, walk planned to observe Walk @ Lunch Day
• Coming together
• Safe shelter
• Coming Together
• Something Wicked This Way Comes
• City to consider replacing guardrail
• County to consider purchasing new jury chairs
• Green fair showcases sustainability
• Large group helps with cleanup
• County clerk to speak about voter identification law
• Golf tournament, auction to raise funds for Hospice endowment
• Backyard won't be included in tour
• Olive Garden to be allowed to build larger than normal parking lot
• Tomorrow box
• Catholic priest set for trial for alleged sexual battery
• Death of Republic County man under investigation
• Abilene convenience store owner arrested for alleged potpourri sale
• Interchange opened to traffic at Interstate 70 and Niles
• Heusner students learn business skills
• Last two escapees back in custody
• Church notes
• Police blotter
• Center for Theatre Arts plans 'CTA Day' today
• Shrine Circus taking place at Bicentennial Center
• Speaker to give 'Recipe for Direction'
• Street sweeping
• Catholic priest set for trial on sexual battery charge
• Abilene store owner arrested for alleged potpourri sale
• Death of Republic County man under investigation
• Good luck to the Baja SAE team! They are competing against 99 other teams from a...
• Last of jail escapees arrested in Nebraska
• 333 for 4-20-12
• Salinan accused of killing child
• Group to have state convention in Salina
• State twins organization to meet in Lindsborg
• Correction
• 'Sesame Street' is satirized in KWU play
• Salina man arrested on charges of battery, aggravated arson
• Milling, overlay work to begin on Ohio Street
• Two still at large after jail break
• Events planned to remember Holocaust
• Seniors enjoy festival activities
• Pastor accused of sex crime
• Two arrested for alleged illegal tattoos
• Salina Community Theatre seeking prom dress donations
• Online state park reservation system ready for business
• Ohio and Crawford intersection reopens
• Grants awarded for 'Way We Worked' projects
• Saying goodbye to acompanion
• Students take on multiple roles in play
• Ohio and Crawford intersection opens ahead of schedule
• Salina man arrested on battery, aggravated arson charges
• Two arrested for alleged illegal tattoos
• Sheriff says there have been reports escapees were seen in Nebraska
• Advancing to the top: SIFE Team lands spot at Nationals
• Police issue warrant for Salina man in baby's death
• Priest accused of inappropriately touching adult male
• Old Mixes With The New At River Festival 2012
• Pavement Repairs North Of The Intersection at Idlewilde Place and North Street
• Stolen vehicle recovered, driver arrested
• Abilene streets to be closed and rerouted for construction project
• No Salina sour grapes from AAR's Duluth expansion
• Signup still being accepted for WordFest Writing Conference
• Health Fair, Hoops for Heart planned Saturday at KWU
• Salina man injured in crash dies
• Emergency responders deal with two collisions in Salina
• Sculpture Symposium scheduled in downtown Salina
• Police plan saturation patrol
• Sacred Heart students place in forensics tournaments
• Museum fundraising gets kick-start
• 2 escapees still sought
• Corps of Engineers closing some Kanopolis Lake camping areas
• Gutter to be replaced at Idlewilde Place and North Street
• Escapees among 22 being held in Ottawa County Jail because of prison overcrowding
• Enrollment open for Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure summer camps
• Former Bethany professor mentored generations
• Correction
• Dog found days after wandering from tornado rubble
• Minneapolis man injured by escapee who steals his car
• It's a beautiful day to be outside! Go golfing with K-State at Salina Programmin...
• 1 of 3 escapees turns himself in
• AAR headed to Duluth, Minn.
• Stolen vehicle recovered, driver arrested
• 3 accused of vehicle burglary
• Salina man injured in Monday crash dies
• 4 men escape from Ottawa County Jail
• 2012 Asphalt Mill and Inlay Project to Begin
• Building authority to seek contract manager
• Angell won't run for re-election to city commission
• Bethany junior to present soprano recital
• Student to present piano recital
• Municipal court
• Earth Day opportunities abound in Salina
• Jail doors spontaneously unlock in Saline County Jail
• Ross Dress for Less could open by August
• Pavement to be replaced at Inez Avenue and North Ninth Street
• Walk for Clayden to promote child abuse prevention
• Georgetown professor to speak at KWU
• New clothing store could open in August
• Angell won't run for re-election
• Police plan saturation patrol
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 16th - 20th, 2012
• Pieces of storm debris found in Salina
• Storm chasers in the crosshairs
• Clothing store may be built in south Salina
• Salina man critically injured in crash
• Jennings sworn in as mayor of Salina
• Two injured in crash on I-135
• Helicopter makes precautionary landing in Dickinson County
• Commissioner Angell: Anti-discrimination changes not needed
• 333 for 4-17-12
• Woodworking company to open shop in Airport Industrial Center
• Governor to sign bill in Colby
• Man in good condition after crash
• Wind gusts blow motorcylist off highway
• Police blotter 4-17-12
• SEEDS program brings Senegalese men to Concordia to play basketball, earn education
• Girl's death remains under investigation
• Inspection
• We've had a name change! Now when you tag us in a post, use Kansas State Univers...
• Salina man critically injured in crash
• Jennings installed as mayor
• City commissioners to vote May 14 on anti-discrimination ordinance
• Military helicopter makes precautionary landing in Dickinson County
• Crash closes one southbound lane of I-135
• Financial Tip from TRIO: Maintain a budget - it will help you see what you are s...
• The walkway and vending area between Tech East and Tech West will be closed thro...
• Police continue to investigate baby's death
• Smell of success
• The Day After
• County officials critical of storm chasers on roads
• Restaurant inspections
• Learning opportunities 4-16-12
• The Book Man cometh
• Panel to discuss protecting children from sexual abuse
• Rural Marquette family loses home when EF-4 twister slams through area
• The Spirt Cats are performing at Dancers for Cancer today, 1:00 pm, Salina South...
• Thank you to campus security and the residence life team for their hard work las...
• Family flees, survives, but home is lost
• Local Storm Reports from the National Weather Service
• Business briefs 4-15-12
• Weather story
• Tornadoes hit central Kansas
• Motorcycle driver killed in crash with van
• Mowing season
• County Democrats support Obama
• County to consider upgrade to jail system
• Commissioners to set date to vote for anti-discrimination ordinance change
• Business personals
• Severe weather is headed toward Salina. Take cover immediately. Students in the...
• Northwest Saline joins in tornado warnings
• Round three twister on ground near Ellsworth
• Tornadoes strike central Kansas
• Another twister near Marquette, Salina in the path
• Round two of wild weather night ensues
• Damage in Ellsworth County, Chapman spared
• Homes hit in Niles, Smolan
• Tornado near Solomon
• South Salina in the path, sirens sounding
• Large tornado near Kanopolis, moving northeast
• Motorcycle driver killed in crash with van
• County to consider upgrade to jail system
• Commissioners to set date to vote for anti-discrimination ordinance change
• Tornado spotted southwest of Russell
• 'Mind opening'
• Vehicle tag offices to close for software update
• Attorney General to participate in Abilene town hall meeting
• Book sale scheduled at Salina Public Library
• Church notes 4-14-12
• Correction
• Master class to be taught by acclaimed singer Rebecca Copley
• Abilene chosen winner of state social media contest
• What to look for Sunday
• Street sweeping
• Severe weather forecast for today
• Salina man arrested for unwanted contact
• Group to hold public meeting to discuss fluoridation of water
• Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure to have party for planet
• Presentation planned at annual meeting
• Congratulations to K-State Salina SIFE! They just were named the regional champi...
• Vehicle tag offices to close for software update
• Severe weather forecast for Saturday
• Hazardous Weather Outlook
• Salina man accused of sexual battery
• Video meant to teach teens about drunk driving
• Building better musicians
• correction
• Colby girl injured in crash
• Miltonvale man arrested for allegedly threatening neighbors
• Vote on gender issue expected in May
• Art Center Cinema to reopen today
• Salina Art Center director leaving
• FTC: Claeys-owned firm did wrong
• Serving the hungry
• Med school grateful for lab
• Man to stand trial in Kansas Highway Patrol shooting
• Geisendorf, mortician, historian dies
• McPherson County Democratic caucus scheduled for Saturday
• Police blotter
• What's in a name?
• Saline County, other district courts closed today
• Man treated for gunshot wound to finger
• Command change ceremony planned
• United Black Voices from K-State Manhattan, will perform Saturday, April 14, 5pm...
• Project Salina food collection effort kicks off
• Engineering Technology Professor Appointed to TAC of ABET Commission
• Police investigating how man suffered gunshot wound to finger
• Stem cell recipient thanks KSU-Salina students who undergo testing, find out they're matches
• KSU-Salina: Pilot ran out of fuel
• Exide could get $390,000 from city
• Belongings of eccentric Winona woman to be sold at auction
• Minneapolis museum curator to speak at genealogical society meeting
• Benefit concert part of activities at The City
• Greek native to speak at Unitarian church
• Arson fire at apartment complex under investigation
• Police blotter 4-12-12
• 18-month-old Salina girl dies in Wichita hospital
• Two men hurt when semi overturns
• Rivals continue pact in wrestling
• Democrats to caucus Saturday
• correction 4-12-12
• Today we recognize David L. Ahlvers, Antonio C. Anguiano, Kenneth W. Barnard, Si...
• Fire being investigated at apartment complex
• Police investigating cause of Salina toddler's death
• Water Meter Replacement Program
• Update: Aircraft involved in emergency landing planned to return to Salina April...
• Salina man resentenced for raping girl
• Forum to deal with early childhood education
• Central Christian College stages Oscar Wilde comedy
• Correction
• Two men killed in I-70 crash
• County gets good bid to rebuild road
• Claeys wants to serve hometown
• Ohio, Crawford intersection work nears completion
• Water meter replacement continues
• Johnson to seek second term
• Board members support change in cellphone policy
• KSU-Salina plane crash lands in Geary County
• Midwest Sewing Vacuum to close
• Midwest Health purchases Eaglecrest Retirement Community
• Man arrested after police chase
• Salina toddler's medical emergency under investigation
• Appreciation lunch planned
• KSU-Salina plane crash lands in Geary County
• Johnson to seek second term
• Happy National Siblings Day to Kansas State University in Manhattan and Kansas S...
• Salina man resentenced for raping girl
• Salina man arrested after police chase
• Salina toddler's medical emergency under investigation
• Midwest Health purchases Eaglecrest Retirement Community
• Oho and Crawford Intersection Improvements Phase 4
• Party for the Planet
• Ambulance driver cited in crash
• Woman arrested, teen cited for carrying concealed weapons
• City to study feasibility of replacing downtown lanterns
• Police arrest Salinan after chase
• Police blotter
• Plumbing problems cause shutdown of Art Center Cinema
• St. John's seeks dismissal of lawsuit
• Roth won't seek fifth term
• These acts coming to this year's festival
• Atwood man appointed to state advisory board
• Oakley plant gets $5 million grant
• Salina woman asks for items to be returned
• Correction
• Dance to benefit American Red Cross
• What are you doing to cure today's case of the Mondays? Preparing for Student Le...
• Ambulance driver ticketed after crash in Salina
• Musical acts unveiled for Smoky Hill River Festival
• Salina man arrested after foot chase
• Woman arrested, teen cited for carrying concealed weapons
• Claeys to seek Roth's House seat
• Final phase begins at Ohio and Crawford
• Roth says he won't seek re-election
• St. John's Military asks that lawsuit be dismissed
• Cellphone rules on school board agenda
• Abilene teenager killed in early Sunday wreck
• Mental health screenings offered
• Blood drive planned in honor of Salina man
• The Linger Longer
• 'He's our spirit'
• Restaurant inspections
• Pardon him
• FHSU professor killed in car crash
• Lunch supervisor to leave legacy at South High
• Cellphone rules on school board agenda
• Abilene teenager killed in early Sunday wreck
• Spirituality of sunrises
• Personality profiles
• Small car scores big
• County to rebuild Water Well Road
• City to consider art program
• Ambulance gets T-boned at intersection
• Plant sale to benefit Salina Community Theatre
• Golden Years Spring Fest set for April 19
• Free shredding of personal documents offered
• Prairie Museum plans activities
• Small car scores big
• County to rebuild Water Well Road
• City to consider art program
• Ambulance gets hit by SUV
• City Of Salina News - North Street Construction
• Longoria found guilty
• Program on wood warblers, snowy owls planned
• Water level forces closure of lake to fishing
• Two women arrested for shoplifting at Kohl's
• Church notes 4-7-12
• Bethany College artists from Salina among exhibition winners
• Film festival short subjects to be shown at Brown Grand Theatre
• South Middle hosting art, music program
• Living history program planned
• Legislators to attend coffee at Pine Village
• Traffic to be diverted during marathon
• Using native plants topic of Horticulture Club talk
• Thomas County master gardeners to host lawn care series
• 35th District Democratic Party caucus planned
• Dance performance to raise money for cancer center
• Volunteers, baked goods needed for carnival at Sternberg Museum
• K-State Olathe's Sensory & Consumer Research Center is looking for MALES (betwee...
• Longoria guilty of capital murder, sodomy
• What makes a Friday morning better? Video of a baby wildcat! (Note: It is not a...
• Two women arrested for shoplifting using baby stroller
• South High evacuated briefly after natural gas smelled
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 9th - 13th, 2012
• SeaPort Easter Egg Hunt
• A Royal event
• Beaten to death
• 333 for 4-6-12
• Salina schools schedule kindergarten roundup
• Temporary director named for Salina Housing Authority
• Knights qualify for national forensics competition
• Kansas Wesleyan and Martinelli's fundraiser to assist Liberia
• High Plains Horseman's Day set for April 14
• Local church to perform modern-day Easter show
• Aging conference to be in Hill City
• Performer channels his inner Marx brother
• Pheasants Forever banquet is April 14
• 10 performers to be showcased at concert event
• Bill Snyder to appear at Eisenhower Center event
• The Club Baseball game against Hesston College that was postponed to today has b...
• Doctor describes boy's fatal injuries during hearing for two accused of murder
• Order your parking pass now to save a headache later! Reserve and pay for your p...
• Kansas again issuing driver's licenses
• Man injured in two-vehicle crash
• Unemployment, sales tax collections up in Saline County
• Woman taken from jail to hospital after possible overdose
• Dickinson County woman indicted on embezzlement charge
• Voters reject plan to expand Herington Hospital's taxing district
• Teen accused of sexual contact with pre-teen
• No injuries reported when two semis collide
• SeaPort CEO hears happy Salinans
• March ties high-temperature records
• Man thought granite countertops were put out as trash
• Woman burned while attempting to light cigarette
• Woman arrested on child endangerment charge
• Kansas court employees to be furloughed because of budget shortfall
• Police blotter 4-5-12
• Teens arrested on burglary, other charges
• Belongings, cash stolen from damaged SUV in impound lot
• GSA is having a pizza party at Big Cheese tonight! Join them at 5:30 pm.
• Club baseball game postponed until tomorrow night.
• Man thought granite countertops were put out as trash
• Enterprise woman indicted by grand jury
• Club Baseball takes on Hesston College tonight, 5 pm, James Matson Field. Go che...
• Woman hurt while lighting cigarette on stove burner
• Belongings stolen from damaged SUV in impound lot
• Teens arrested on burglary, other charges
• Welcome, to all the high school students on campus for Leadership Day! The Stude...
• Our latest post: Spitting Image: Saliva could make two K-State Salina students h...
• Teen arrested on sex charges
• Woman arrested on child endangerment charge
• Driver's license exam stations still down
• Furloughs ahead for court personnel
• Herington Hospital question rejected by township voters
• Cloud County voters OK new jail
• Herington to celebrate 125th birthday
• Estate planning talk planned at Women in Ag conference
• Czech Spring Fest is April 15
• Police subdue man jumping in front of traffic
• More than 500 drivers ticketed in construction zone
• Driver arrested after chase through three counties
• Saline County's health ranking slips
• Nuss to talk about state judicial budget
• County gives Gypsum money for sign
• County rejects request to maintain private cemetery
• Rexford students unhurt when bus rolls in ditch
• Police blotter
• Area Election Results
• Election results
• Cloud County voters approve new jail
• Saline County's health ranking slips
• More than 500 drivers ticketed in construction zone
• County rejects request to maintain private cemetery
• Our latest post: K-State helicopter program taking off with UHI partnership http...
• Police subdue man jumping in front of traffic
• Drivers license stations down across state
• First Thursday Art Rush - An Evening Of Art, Shopping, Food, And Fun!
• Oklahoma man hurt when motorcycle, truck collide
• City backs new HVAC system for City-County Building
• Belleville man killed in crash
• Great Plains hopes to add 21 new jobs
• Police blotter 4-3-12
• Easter egg hunt planned
• Blues guitarist Anthony Gomes returns to Salina
• Physician to speak about aging
• Wind turbines to be lowered
• New clerk chosen for McPherson County
• Police plan saturation patrol
• 'Roll your own' machine owners review options
• Salina man accused of intent to sell herbal potpourri
• Resurfacing begins on K-15 in Marion County
• Parents arrested on child endangerment charges
• Learn how to talk like a pilot, conduct a chemistry experiment, participate in a...
• Interested in being an ambassador, orientation leader, Oshkosh representative or...
• Belleville man killed in crash
• Cloud County wind turbines to be lowered
• Congratulations, Margaret Presley, on being named Social Worker of the Year by S...
• Salina man accused of intent to sell herbal potpourri
• Parents arrested on child endangerment charges
• New clerk chosen for McPherson County
• Cloud County voters to decide fate of jail plan
• Voters for Tuesday's elections will need photo identification
• Restaurant inspections
• Learning opportunities 4-2-12
• Messy situation
• Messy situation
• A business decision
• VFW posts seek donations for auction
• personals 4-1-12
• Baseball teaches values, tied to nation's fate, professor says
• Central Mall offers fishy scholarship
• Commissioners to hear monthly updates
• City to consider partial tax abatement
• Bowling for Kids Sake
• Advisory in effect for Rural Water District 1
• Baseball teaches values, tied to nation’s fate, professor says
• Advisory in effect for Rural Water District 1
• Bowling benefit
• City to consider partial tax abatement
• Commissioners to hear monthly updates
• Central Mall offers fishy scholarship
• Business decision
• Church notes 3-31-12
• Informational meeting planned for prospective hospital volunteers
• Shipton Road reopened
• Back in business
• Ideas for north Salina development discussed
• Two additional arrests made from March Most Wanted list
• Grant funds work on historic Lincoln building
• Bomb squad called in to help with fire
• District court
• Jayhawk cookies popular at City-County Building
• Street sweeping
• tomorrow box
• Vehicle windows shot
• Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority is hosting the Spring Masquerade tonight, 8 pm - midn...
• Bomb squad called to house fire
• Vehicle windows shot
• Arrests made from March Most Wanted list
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 2nd - 6th, 2012
• South Ninth Street Paint Markings
• KHP to celebrate anniversary with new cars
• Miltonvale man run over by tractor
• Too busy to quit
• Vehicle permits not required Saturday at Kansas state parks
• Young Elvis on display at Eisenhower Museum exhibit
• Denmark Dames Service Club to conduct bake sale
• Former Smith Center man to be on 'Shark Tank'
• Cash, marijuana found in car stopped on I-70
• Police blotter
• Author to speak at Smoky Hill Museum
• Huelskamp to conduct town hall meetings
• Stalking orders dismissed against child, father
• Central forensics coach gets national award
• Special program planned in Nicodemus on Saturday
• Churches plan Palm Sunday procession
• Woman arrested after driving on railroad tracks
• United Way announces training sessions for applicant organizations
• Man run over by tractor
• KHP to celebrate anniversary with new cars
• Miltonvale man run over by tractor
• UAVs play important part in search and rescue in aftermath of disaster.
• Central forensics coach receives national award
• Cash, marijuana found in car stopped on I-70
• Restroom damaged in Kenwood Park
• Portion of Crawford closed
• Woman arrested after car gets stuck near railroad tracks
• House tentatively passes bill limiting anti-discrimination ordinances
• Craft show celebrates 30 years
• Coronado students kept inside Wednesday
• Annual meeting of historians to be conducted in Salina
• Farm show exhibitor an inspiration to others
• Pavement painting to begin on South Ninth Street
• Second time is charm for choir director's original piece
• Ohio Street construction to enter third phase
• Salina Economic Development Incentives Council Meeting For April 4, 2012
• Ohio and Crawford Intersection Traffic Change
• Circle Drive and College Center northeast entrance are closed for concrete renov...
• House gives first round approval to religious freedom act
• "May the odds be ever in your favor." It's The Hunger Games night for K-State Sa...
• Coronado students kept inside Wednesday
• Ohio Street construction to enter third phase
• Kansas Weather: Supersonic Winds and Hard Water
• Refinery penalized for environmental violations
• Volunteers roast marshmallows in Guinnes world record attempt
• Nebraska man killed in Jewell County crash
• House to consider bill that would prohibit adding protective classes
• Tournament raises money for Food Bank
• It's a gawk fest
• County purchases radios, road and bridge equipment
• Kansas districts no longer red-flagged for tests
• Man to be resentenced in rape case
• Woman to speak about care of dementia patients
• Police investigate vehicle burglaries
• County, city legal counsels to discuss building authority purchase ability
• Free workshop offered for water treatment careers
• KWU takes third at debate nationals, coach honored
• Home burglarized while owner away
• Man to be resentenced
• House to consider bill that could halt equality ordinance changes
• Nebraska man killed in Jewell County crash
• Memorial Service for Patricia Schulz. There will be a memorial service for Pat...
• McPherson refinery to pay $700,000 in penalties
• Home burglarized while owner away
• Police investigate vehicle burglaries
• Note to subscribers for Tuesday, Mar. 27
• Police blotter 3-27-12
• Vote is critical for area hospital
• Mennonite historian to speak
• Salina Tech hosting auto show
• Salina district doubts cheating analysis
• Commissioners buy traffic video cameras
• Local entities, government push toward settlement in TCE contamination case
• Salinan sentenced to more than 2 years
• KSU-Salina looks at athletics
• Workers replacing water meters
• Cigarette rolling machines shut down
• Woman accused of shoplifting
• Martin leaving K-State for South Carolina
• Student Leader (RA, Ambassador, Orientation Leader, OshKosh Representative) Appl...
• Revenue department shuts down 'roll-your-own' cigarette machines
• Salinan sentenced to more than 2 years for aggravated battery
• County attorney seeks re-election
• McPherson Republicans to select new clerk
• Trial set in Decatur County for man accused of murder
• Commissioners buy traffic cameras
• Failed cable causes south Salina power outage
• Mediation ends in contamination case
• Open House is April 21! Check out some of the attractions!
• Dodge City woman accused of shoplifting
• City of Salina News - Water Meter Replacement Program
• Message from an angel
• Restaurant inspections 3-26-12
• Craft show Tuesday-Wednesday in Salina
• Workshop for caregivers set for Thursday
• Memorial services for Ryan Brungardt, '09, professional pilot, will be Saturday,...
• Message from an angel
• Honoring a champion
• Downtown business hit with cash mob
• City to consider traffic detection system
• Kansas could block equality ordinance
• County to consider purchase of equipment
• Burns get out of control in county
• Textbooks, activity fees on school board agenda
• Taxes concern some legislators
• Burns get out of control in county
• Cash mob hits local business
• Design that Sizzles
• City to consider traffic detection system
• County to consider purchase of equipment
• Textbooks, activity fees on school board agenda
• Author to sign copies of books
• Dean of academics to speak about Command and General Staff College
• Spotter training to be conducted in Ottawa County
• Church Notes
• Brown Grand Theatre halts live performances
• Emergency groups work together in training exercise
• Independent rock band to perform Sunday at Ad Astra
• Estimated $1,350 damage done to vehicles
• Committee seeks recommendations for Dickinson County judge
• Courtside captains
• tomorrow
• Schools can't leave No Child behind
• Program on successful retirement set
• Street sweeping
• Russell boy killed by train identified
• Russell boy killed by train ID'd
• Brown Grand suspends live performances
• McPherson contractor named to head KDOT
• Boil-water advisory lifted for Canton
• $1,350 in damage done to vehicles
• Raining Good Times
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 26th – 30th, 2012
• Philanthropist focuses on veterans
• Military quilts to be given away Saturday
• Poker tournament to raise funds for Salina food bank
• Traveling no violation for this fan
• Russell boy, 9, struck, killed by train
• Warren has a 'Passion' for the 'Messiah'
• Raining good times
• court blotter
• Boil Water Advisory issued for Canton
• Police blotter
• Man accused of forging thousands in checks
• Salina man reports burglary
• Sacred Heart Auction Saturday
• More than $9,000 raised through Polar Plunge, run, walk
• Colorado men indicted for alleged possession of meth
• Semi driver injured when truck blows over
• Wheat most susceptible to cold in early stages
• Swedish family research workshop March 31
• 'Blinding' sun results two crashes Friday
• Walker gives $25,000 to Military Affairs Council
• Russell boy, 9, killed by train on Thursday
• Quilts to be given away Saturday
• Boil water advisory issued for Canton
• Salina man reports burglary
• Drivers report being blinded by sun
• Salina man accused of forging checks
• Clarification
• Arpke's redistricting map rejected
• Airport logs more flights
• Woman's nose broke; Salina man arrested
• NAACP hosting voter rally
• A 'Hunger' for a movie
• Homeless man accused of exposing himself
• Crisis City to have open house
• Velez sent to Larned State Hospital for treatment
• Salina firm irons out details of tournament T-shirt sales
• County treasurer Siemsen won't seek re-election
• Salina man sentenced to more than 6 years for rape
• Judge denies Srack's request for new judge
• Salina man gets 6.5 years in sex case
• Treasurer Siemsen says she won't seek re-election
• Latest House redistricting map fails Wednesday vote
• Velez sent to Larned State Hospital
• Man arrested after allegedly exposing himself
• Video games, electronics stolen from home
• Man arrested after woman's nose is broken
• Court Blotter
• City's canoes stolen from Lakewood Park
• It would be priceless
• New map keeps Salina in 1st District
• Volunteers needed for academic challenge tournament
• County valuation expected to remain flat
• County seeks interlocal agreement with city before heading to court
• Salina man sentenced in connection with shooting
• Retired nurse endows KWU scholarship
• Crisis City manager, staff member out
• 16 Kansas libraries share $13K grant
• Graves to deliver KWU graduation speech
• Foundation awards grants to 3 schools
• Kindergarten roundup planned at Southeast of Saline
• Crisis City manager, staff member, out
• County valuations expected to stay flat
• County reaches out to city on road maintenance
• Salinan gets more than 5 years in prison
• KU cheer, band members lift car off man
• Saline County property valuations expected to stay flat.
• County seeks deal with city on landfill roads
• Three canoes stolen from city of Salina
• Ohio and Crawford Intersection Traffic Change
• Salina police investigate 2 aggravated burglaries
• Salina man stabbed twice with kitchen knife
• 333 for 3-20-12
• Cause unknown of street light's downed line
• Colby boy ejected when car crashes, rolls
• Fire dept. accredited by national group
• Training for war
• Salina manufacturer a finalist for Exporter of the Year
• Salina man arrested for vehicle burglary
• Seeman files for re-election
• Quilt show set for Sterl Hall in Abilene
• City puts equality ordinance on hold
• Drop in, heat up, 'mallow' out in Marion
• Former Brookville Hotel owner dies
• Deadline approaches for energy assistance applications
• Legislative issues meeting Saturday in Salina
• Colby boy hurt when ejected from car
• Seeman files for re-election as register of deeds
• City staff needs more time on gender ordinance
• Need something to do over Spring Break? Change the world. MythBusters' Adam Sava...
• Police investigate 2 aggravated burglaries
• Handgun, checkbooks stolen from vehicle
• Salina man stabbed twice in the back
• Berkamp finalist for state's exporter of the year
• Legislative issues meeting on Saturday
• Police Blotter
• Fiction writer, educator to speak at college
• Nebraska residents injured in interstate crash south of Salina
• Altitude-Americans
• Restaurant inspections
• Learning opportunities 3-19-12
• Three Lawrence residents injured in rollover near Ellsworth
• Helping hands
• Altitude-Americans
• Three Lawrence residents injured in rollover near Ellsworth
• Nebraska residents injured in interstate crash south of Salina
• Green with frenzy
• City to consider storage, annexation
• Meeting for youth volunteers planned
• Meetings set for parents of kindergarten, prekindergarten students
• Potter works off pounds
• Ratcheting up wellness
• Peaceful conclusion?
• County to consider more than $100,000 in bids
• Trip planned through southern Colorado
• Clark to speak at Military Affairs Council luncheon
• Green with frenzy
• County to consider more than $100,000 in bids
• The importance of being well
• Peaceful conclusion?
• Meeting for youth volunteers planned
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 19th – 23rd, 2012
• 'Suspicious' package leads to courthouse closing
• Training offered to detect Medicare, Medicaid fraud
• Retirement village hosts annual fundraising banquet
• Mental health center offering free screenings
• Physician to lecture on leaky gut syndrome
• Chamber, Third Strategy host Chick-fil-A Leadercast
• Kansas schools don't use 'pink slime' filler
• Former Gov. Graves to speak at KW's commencement
• Car suffers $500 in vandalism
• Church notes 3-17-12
• Salina first 'cash mob set for March 24
• tomorrow
• 3 Lakewood boys taken to hospital after taking cold pills
• Street sweeping
• When anything is possible
• Wesleyan gets $300,000 endowment for nursing
• Cheyenne County Courthouse closes because of 'suspicious' package
• Graves to speak at Wesleyan graduation
• Wesleyan gets $300,000 gift for nursing
• Spring Break is here! Don't forget the cafeteria will have a grab and go sandwic...
• Long may she run
• 3 boys taken to hospital after taking cold pills
• Police blotter
• Men call 911 after drug deal goes bad
• Students learn about better health at fair
• St. John's seeks gag order in lawsuit
• A truth worth fighting for
• Kathleen Madigan reschedules comedy concert at Stiefel
• Jewelry swiped in home caper
• Man arrested on sex charges
• Fortenberry lets his piano do the singing for him
• Teaching a constant pursuit of perfection
• Registration for shootout contest is Friday morning
• Military school seeks gag order in abuse lawsuit
• Interested in being an Ambassador, Orientation Leader, Oshkosh Representative, o...
• 2 get soap instead of dope, call 911 to report robbery
• Salinan arrested on sex charges
• Jewelry taken in home burglary
• Woman reports damage to Cadillac
• Leadership workshops planned
• Police blotter
• Meeting planned to discuss KanCare
• Correction
• Special Olympics tournament to tip off in Hays
• Governor announces members of KanCare Advisory Council
• Businesses affected by intersection construction
• Dillard's closing Hutchinson store
• Free workshop planned to discuss north Salina development
• Salina woman scammed while trying to sell wedding dress
• Tipton tries to keep eatery open
• Library seeks teenage volunteers
• St. John's says lawsuit claims are being investigated
• Flexibility, organization keys to teaching success
• National Guard to conduct change of command ceremony
• Casino Night is here! See you all in the College Center Confernce Room at 6 pm.
• Woman scammed while trying to sell wedding dress
• United Way launches fight on poverty
• Hall: Lawmakers all over school funding
• Human relations commission recommends approval of anti-discrimination ordinance change
• Ex-St. John's cadets claim they were beaten
• Kan. budget plan draws fire over school funding
• Police blotter
• Donors respond to 'Match' event
• County commissioners purchase road materials
• Spring break activities planned at library
• One acts to be performed at Salina South High
• Female settlers topic of 'Food for Thought' program
• Golf clubs stolen from garage
• Scholarships, grants, and loans, oh my! K-State Salina Financial Aid is now on F...
• Human Relations Commission recommends approval of change to anti-discrimination ordinance
• Human Relations Commission advances equality ordinance
• Just saw all the prizes for Casino Night. It's going to be a great event, as alw...
• Golf clubs stolen from garage
• Police investigate garage burglary
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 12th – 16th, 2012
• Commissioners discuss how to pay for street upgrades
• McPherson man injured in wreck
• City approves recycling study
• PREP WORK
• Salina man sentenced
• Happy to be here
• Two businesses receive state grants
• Salinan seriously injured in confrontation with another woman
• Sacred Heart students place in tournaments
• Rooks County man sentenced for cattle fraud
• Man killed in fire identified
• Correction
• Hope to see you all at Mokas Bistro & Bakery tomorrow for Match Madness! It's ok...
• Salina man receives probation in connection with death
• Commissioners OK study of citywide recycling program
• K-State at Salina Programming Board Events is hosting a free movie night tonight...
• Take part in an exciting K-State tradition!
• Rooks County man sentenced for cattle fraud
• Stop by Tech Center Lobby today, 11:30-1:30, for some free tasty baked goods and...
• Inmates accused of smuggling cigarettes into jail
• Man killed in October fire identified
• Man, daughter hurt in crash
• Salina woman seriously injured in confrontation with another woman
• UFP conducting job interviews
• City of Salina News - Crack and Joint Sealing to Begin
• Blood drive set for March 26 in Lindsborg
• 333 for 3-12-12
• Rescue Mission flower sale set
• Goodland man killed crossing street
• Traffic cone mishap leads to DUI arrest
• New BiCenter manager hoping to improve perception of facility
• Protection ordinance vote is Tuesday
• Protection ordinance vote is Tuesday
• Traffic cone mishap leads to DUI arrest
• Goodland man killed crossing street
• New BiCenter manager hoping to improve perception of facility
• Note to Subscribers - Sunday, Mar. 11, 2012
• White wedding dress and Elvis contribute to couple's 50th anniversary
• A taxing question
• Rick Santorum wins Saline County Republican caucus
• Winds blow Concordia teenager out of pick-up truck
• County to consider bids for road materials
• City to consider citywide recycling program
• For kids' sake
• She wore white ...
• Winds blow Concordia teenager out of pick-up truck
• City to consider citywide recycling program
• County to consider bids for road materials
• Santorum wins in Saline County caucus
• A Taxing Question
• Salina Regional has surge in patient census
• Grass fire causes closure of portion of Old U.S. Highway 81
• correction 3-10-12
• Hair academy reopens with new owners
• City forester to speak at meeting
• Day camp offered during spring break
• Quilt show planned in Abilene
• Area aging agency board to meet
• Concert planned
• Portion of Sundgren Road to be closed for replacement of culvert
• Street sweeping
• Portions of Shipton, Thompson roads to close beginning Monday
• Salina man charged with selling meth
• Donations needed to purchase swim passes for low-income children
• KDOT bids accepted for road work
• Change of plans
• Horizons Arts Grants awarded to four cultural agencies
• Governor makes appointments to state boards
• Crack, joint maintenance to begin
• corrections
• Now accepting applications! RAs, Ambassadors, Oshkosh Representatives, and Orien...
• Five $5,000 scholarships are given to students in the professional pilot program...
• Hair academy reopens with new owners
• Portion of Shipton, Thompson roads to close Monday
• Salinan misses in 'Top Shot' challenge
• Salina man charged with selling meth
• Portion of Sundgren Road to be closed for culvert replacement
• Senior artists enter "ageless" artwork in senior competition
• Horizons Arts Grants Awarded
• Orders being taken for Daffodil Days
• Band to bring Ireland to Salina
• Abilene losing longtime Ford dealer
• Canadian pilots give children a close-up look at planes
• Salina woman scammed by Secret Shopper ad
• Parking designated for county Republican caucus
• Chaplain gets first ride in a CF-18 -- and doesn't get sick
• Financial Stability Forum planned
• Former Salinan eliminated from 'Top Shot'
• Congratulations to Tyler Lewis and Lien Tran, 2012-2013 SGA President and Vice P...
• Congratulations to Mar'Quis Hubert, John Henry, and Mason Angel, 2012-2013 profe...
• Congratulations to Luis Lopez, Ryan Miller, Eric Swenson, Steven Colgrove, Thoma...
• Congratulations to Amanda Wilson, LaCrista Brightbill, and Jessica Crites, 2012-...
• Congratulations to John O'Brien and Jonathan Thompson, 2012-2013 aviation mainte...
• Woman loses money in Secret Shopper scam
• Salina man in serious condition following Ohio Street crash
• 333 for 3-8-12
• Man injured in high-speed crash
• Tabor to have program on aprons
• Astronomer to speak at SkyWatch program
• Gone with the Wind
• 94-year-old man unhurt in car fire
• Plainville woman killed in crash
• Deadline extended for nominations for Youth Citizenship Award
• St. Francis girl throws fire extinguisher at staff
• Former postal employee indicted
• New heater
• Driver taken to hospital after car rolls multiple times
• Today is the last day to vote for your SGA President, Vice President, and Senato...
• Plainville woman killed in crash
• Man tricks store clerk into giving extra cash
• KDOT seeks info on grass fire
• 10 students receive Hansen scholarships
• Woman sentenced for trying to smuggle contraband into jail
• Correction
• Kansas Republicans to caucus Saturday
• El-Saline makes that ol' time connection
• Board delays heating/AC project
• Free soup, pie supper planned
• March Madness fundraiser planned
• 'It's a great feeling'
• Gove woman injured in truck crash
• Smoky Hill Winery sells at auction
• Gove woman hurt in truck crash
• Smoky Hill Winery sells at auction
• New HVAC system for City-County Building delayed
• Find out who your new SGA President, Vice President, and Senators are!
• More arrests made off most wanted list
• Woman sentenced for trying to smuggle contraband into jail
• In case you missed it, here is yesterday's debate between the two SGA Presidenti...
• SGA Elections Announcement Party
• Vote for your Student Governing Association President/Vice President and academi...
• Jewelry, home remodeling supplies stolen
• Man tricks store clerk into giving extra cash
• Man seen fondling himself at library
• Olive Garden to build in Salina
• McPherson County man pleads no contest to murder
• Correction
• City hears presentation on 2011 budget
• Beloit child care provider accused of slapping 9-year-old
• Police called after men demand money
• Quilts needed for show
• Commodities distribution is Wednesday
• Ordinance change can't go to vote -- without petition
• Lecture planned at Tabor College
• Teachers nominated for Horizon Award
• McPherson man pleads no contest to murder
• K-State Salina Faculty & Staff v KWU Faculty & Staff
• Don't miss your SGA Presidential candidates' debate today! Bring your questions...
• Woman says people come to house, demand money
• Beloit care provider accused of slapping boy
• Restaurant inspections
• Match Madness event to raise funds for local charities
• Salina man to be inducted into the Table Soccer Hall of Fame
• February weather uneventful
• Car crash leads to DUI arrest
• Youths invited to sign up for turkey hunt
• Huelskamp to conduct town hall meetings
• Genealogical Society to meet
• Teams forming for bowling event
• Learning opportunities 3-5-12
• Salina man to be inducted into foosball hall of fame
• Car crash leads to DUI arrest
• Match Madness event to raise funds for local charities
• INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
• Preparing for the storm
• Salinans speak out over divisive issue
• Fire causes $15K in damages
• County to consider grant applications
• City eyes railroad agreement
• Cline connection
• Fire causes $15K in damages
• International relations
• Forum draws 80 people
• City eyes railroad agreement
• County to consider grant applications
• tomorrow
• Soup collection exceeds goal
• Man caught smuggling lip balm into county jail
• Art is Ageless exhibit planned
• Church notes 3-2-12
• Downtown women's clothing store moves one door south
• Lab day
• Salina woman accused of sexual contact with minor
• Street sweeping
• Sam's to begin construction project
• Carmageddon nears
• From Jerry Moran: "Today the Department of Homeland Security released a new site...
• Salina woman accused of sexual contact with minor
• Ohio Street and Crawford Street Intersection Improvements to Begin
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 5th – 9th , 2012
• Two men seen fleeing after burglary
• Self-defense class offered
• Wanted: Prom dresses for Prom-A-Rama
• Bereavement group to start in Abilene
• Foundation awards nearly $34K in grants
• Hutchinson sets hearings on equality
• Newt who?
• Former partner accused of stealing from satellite business
• Large crowd attends second public meeting
• The gold standard
• Casino trip planned
• Want to enjoy this nice weather? Come enjoy a random fun day! Play firizbee, dra...
• Stop by the College Center lobby today before 1 pm to show you're K-State Proud!
• 2 seen leaving area after home burglary
• Former partner accused of stealing from satellite business
• Shooting in Leavenworth leaves 2 men dead
• Volunteers to be allowed into Harveyville
• Kansas collects $29M more in taxes than expected
• Settlement nears in Kan. telecommunications case
• Salina Choral Festival
• 'I'm in awe of generosity'
• Airport leases first space left by Hawker
• FHSU student arrested in connection with classroom altercation
• Rare February tornadoes hit Kansas
• Portion of Halstead Road to be closed
• Horse in Saline County tests positive for rabies
• Change-in-value notices to be mailed
• Library presentation planned
• Colon cancer screening kits available
• Bethany professor to speak about her latest book
• We're getting new neighbors!
• FHSU student arrested in connection with classroom altercation
• Saline County horse tests positive for rabies
• Stop by the bookstore today for a 25% discount on your purchase in honor of Leap...
• Airport board to consider leasing space formerly occupied by Hawker
• Air Force setting aside contract for plane
• Commissioners OK Water Well reconstruction bid
• Duplex burglarized while occupant home
• Morrowville man killed in crash
• Man pleads guilty in crash death of WSU student
• DA undecided on charges in Kan. Capitol incident
• Kan. doctor testifies, claims poor legal advice
• Hearing focuses on whether ATF targeted blacks
• Man ordered to trial in death of wife's caretaker
• Sing-along, fashion show planned
• Estate planning seminar planned
• 333 for 2-28-12
• Salina students plan art exhibition with own creations
• Philly firm to operate BiCenter
• No one charged in death of Salinan
• Smoky Valley Community Foundation accepting grant applications
• Commission rejects median extension
• Police blotter
• Salina Central teacher receives Master designation
• Trial set for Downs man
• Woman arrested on charges that include assault on officer
• Truck destroyed by fire on I-70
• Clerks pass test in sting operation
• Sacred Heart forensics team competes
• Hearing set in April in connection with 14-month-old's death
• Commission rejects median extension
• AG's office says no charges to be filed in Salina man's death
• Congratulations to Stephen Ford who correctly identified the Black History Month...
• Salina teacher named Kansas Master Teacher
• It's time for the first clue for the identity of the final black history month m...
• Preliminary hearing set in death of toddler
• Sheriff pleased with results of undercover operation
• Truck consumed by fire
• Woman arrested on charges that include assault on officer
• Plaque stolen from historic former Topeka school
• Fort Riley nurse sentenced for drug tampering
• 1 dead in Wichita house fire
• Trial for man involved in Downs standoff in July
• Open Public Forums - Chapter 13 Proposed Amendment
• 333 for 2-27-12
• Smith Center man killed while attempting to park car
• Restaurant inspections
• Mott tells of being a man, then a woman
• Learning opportunities
• MEMORIES
• MEMORIES
• Mott tells of being a man, then a woman
• Smith Center man killed while attempting to park car
• Memories: Former employees reminisce as company officially closes its Salina division this week
• NRC to give public report on Kansas nuclear plant
• Woman reports running over Kechi man
• Frito-Lay Topeka plant faces lay-offs
• Kan. Senate gives tentative OK to fracking waste
• Brownback sticks with Kansas school finance push
• Awaken Salina event focuses on compassion
• Royer Film Series begins Thursday
• Legislative coffee set in Moundridge
• Locals dance for theater fundraiser
• Legislators see education plan as multi-year process
• Heritage Trust Fund grants distributed to state historic properties
• County to discuss reconstruction bids
• City to consider BiCenter contract
• Woman injured in car wreck
• A path to KWU
• Ingenuity
• Awaken Salina focuses on discrimination issue
• Woman injured in car wreck
• Legislators see education plan as multi-year process
• Ingenuity
• City to consider BiCenter contract
• County to discuss reconstruction bids
• Free pancakes at IHOP to raise funds for children's hospitals
• Salina officials holding forums
• Flutist to teach class, perform
• Correction
• Church notes 2-25-12
• Police blotter
• What to look for in Sunday's edition
• Street sweeping
• Sprague gets the Hard 50
• Kansans in the Harlem Renaissance focus of museum program
• Nurse for Salina facility sentenced for stealing morphine
• Saint Francis expands foster care service into Nebraska
• Making the rounds
• Puppy store to open downtown
• Disciplining children focus of parent education class
• Intersection closed to replace manhole
• McPherson writer returning home
• Rural Saline County man sentenced to 50 years for murder
• St. Francis to expand into Nebraska
• Congressmen speak about deficit, other issues
• Pet store to open Sunday
• Nurse for Salina facility sentenced for stealing morphine
• Red Dress Run is Sunday
• Car stolen from mall parking lot
• Senator's office receives suspicious letter
• Mars can't build wind turbine at Topeka plant
• House approves bill on unemployment insurance
• Senate approves increased fines for 2 highways
• Kan. Senate roll call on judicial selection bill
• Bill changing court appointments stalls in Kan.
• Kan. nurse faces sentencing for drug tampering
• Rumsfeld to speak at Fort Leavenworth
• Kan. Senate roll call on health care amendment
• Manhole Replacement at South Ohio Street and East Republic Avenue, February 27, 2012
• 2012 ADA Ramps to Begin
• Street Sweeping Schedule: February 27th - March 2nd, 2012
• Kansas Wildlife Federation plans annual meeting
• Meeting on evolutionary consciousness planned
• 'A humble guy'
• Central students place in tournament
• Pickup stolen from Salina car lot
• Top 5 pensions
• Police blotter
• Jewell man wins $10,000 in lottery game
• Homeless man says he was punched, medication stolen
• Exide expanding
• Authorities look for copper thieves
• Sheriff: Letter seeking payment not a scam
• Cancer center receives grant
• New student housing expected at Tabor
• Kansas City jazz singer to perform at fundraiser for Salina Symphony
• Junior high school play is all about the text
• Run in memory of Cari McGrath to benefit American Heart Association
• Mail processing in Salina to be moved to Wichita in May
• United Way annual meeting planned
• Local businessman receives Boy Scout award
• Want to make a difference at K-State Salina? Run for SGA! Applications are due F...
• Exide to add 100-130 jobs
• Sheriff: Letter seeking payment not a scam
• Homeless man reports assault
• Pickup stolen from dealership
• Salina mail processing center to close
• Jewell man wins $10,000 in Kansas Lottery game
• Galena mayor holds robbery suspect at gunpoint
• Bill honoring Frankfort soldiers goes to governor
• Kansas man seeks new trial in Horton woman's death
• Kansas woman pleads in attack on pregnant woman
• Kan. House to consider repeals of outdated laws
• Kansans in the Harlem Renaissance
• Equality Coalition talk scheduled
• Salina group plans vigil
• Teen says he was injured when attacked by group of men
• Physician to speak about new way of performing CPR
• blotter 2-23-12
• Former DQ manager accused of theft
• Officials search for owl shooter
• ITC: More power to you
• Taxpayer group takes issue with pensions
• Letter seeking payment of fine a scam, sheriff says
• Part of Humbargar Road to close today
• Police seek suspects in jewelry thefts
• Teen says he is attacked by men who break into apartment, steal Xbox
• Letter seeking payment a scam, sheriff says
• It's time for the Snowstorm in Stiefel!!! Pick up your K-State Proud shirt at th...
• Congratulations to Thomas Dang who correctly identified the Black History Month...
• Police seek suspects in jewelry thefts
• Former DQ manager accused of theft
• Topeka man sentenced for killing during spree
• Kan. students create art for Dream Rocket Project
• Poacher suspected in shooting death of snowy owl
• Suspect pleads not guilty in Manhattan death
• correction
• Child care official says poor families at risk under Brownback budget
• Fowler asks for apology for Journal editorial
• Police blotter
• Register for salt museum tour
• First legislative issue meeting scheduled for Saturday
• Benefit auction planned
• Wichita mom, daughter arrested for shoplifting
• County looks into public building panel
• Highs and lows of income taxes are discussed
• County: Consultant got good information on Expo Center
• Country rock band Cowboy Junkies to perform at Stiefel Theatre
• Rural resident says some mail never arrives
• County looks at establishing building commission
• Country rock group to play at the Stiefel
• It's time for the first clue for the identity of the 3rd black history month mys...
• Emporia State students launch fundraiser for hall
• KBA approves $2 million in new investments
• English runner wins trans-Atlantic pancake race
• Wichita woman, daughter accused of shoplifting
• Ell-Saline buses vandalized
• Police blotter
• Storm safety presentation planned
• Huelskamp to host Town Hall meeting
• Correction
• Tescott man in serious condition following crash
• Enrollment up at Fort Hays State
• Daimaru to move restaurant
• Former Salinan dies in helicopter crash
• 'Messiah' tickets available
• Clay Center and Belleville residents injured in wreck
• South students place in forensics tournament
• Sacred Heart students place in tournament
• Tescott man in serious condition following crash
• 3 hurt in crash
• Tires slashed on Ell-Saline school buses
• Kansas Guard unit coming back from Africa
• Kan. senator plans visit to wind turbine factory
• Mother sues residential home after son's death
• Kan. House committee to vote on anti-abortion bill
• WSU researcher: People lie more when texting
• Reviewers to study KU Cancer Center's application
• 4-H Club Day planned
• Author to discuss overcoming procrastination
• Restaurant inspections
• Purple reign
• Feeding a family on food stamps is a big challenge
• Minimal damage in outbuilding fire
• Feeding a family on food stamps is a big challenge
• Minimal damage in outbuilding fire
• Free dental clinic in KCK draws big crowd
• Wounded Fort Riley soldier finally home in Kansas
• Number of US farms drops slightly, stable in Kan.
• Homes away from home
• Commissioners to hear from zoning director
• Genealogy workshop planned
• It's a snap!
• Can you spell W-I-N-N-E-R
• Slow and steady
• Cooking catering
• Homes away from home
• To bee or not to bee a spelling champ
• Commissioners to hear from zoning director
• Slow and steady
• It's a nailbiter
• It's a snap!
• Aretha Franklin: Shocked by Houston's death
• DA plans no charges on abortion records shredding
• Koch releases emailed threats on eve of protests
• 2 dead in apartment fire in Kansas City suburb
• Gopher problem
• Street Sweeping Schedule February 21 -24, 2012
• Nominees sought for Award for Outstanding Citizenship
• Horticulture extension agent to give program on gardening
• Four arrested on drug-related charges
• Are you a Leap Year baby?
• 'K-State Proud' T-shirts available
• People invited to take Food Stamp Challenge
• Oberlin man bound over for first-degree murder trial
• Church notes 2-18-12
• Police blotter
• County looking to appoint member to SEDIC
• Untitled
• Salinan to receive scout award
• Untitled
• Oberlin man bound over on murder charge
• Leap Year stories sought
• 4 arrested on drug-related charges
• Manhattan teen will be tried as adult in homicide
• Leavenworth police looking for murder suspect
• 2 dead in apartment fire in Kansas City suburb
• Explosion, fire heavily damage Wichita business
• Founding Fathers exhibit to open Monday at Eisenhower museum
• Cadet Color Guard competition planned
• KWU set to perform Pulitzer-winning drama
• Salina Central play to be performed at international festival
• Police blotter
• KDOT accepts bids for projects
• Could Salina move out of 1st District?
• New Journal editor, publisher named
• Man to stand trial in KHP shooting
• Dementia seminar to focus on caregivers
• New Journal editor, publisher named
• O'Neal: Salina could move to 2nd District
• Power restored quickly in south, central Salina
• City Offices Closed and No Commission Meeting-President's Day Holiday
• Salina airport beginning to lease property
• Free tax preparation available
• SRS studying cost cutting at KNI
• Man accused of firing gun in north Salina
• Hung jury results in mistrial in robbery case
• Police identify deceased driver
• Police blotter 2-16-12
• Bethany accepts challenge grant
• Alarm alerts officer to damage at business
• Smoking restriction policy to be drafted for Smoky Hill River Festival
• Call from Microsoft a scam, police say
• No conflict for Norlins
• Manhole at intersection to be replaced
• Salina family establishes scholarship
• Protesters plan 'Occupy Koch Town' in Wichita
• Kansas Board of Education OKs No Child waiver
• Deep heat
• Government offices to close for holiday
• Trash to be picked up on Presidents Day
• Policy to be drafted restricting smoking during river festival
• David Norlin says he has no conflict on equality issue
• Hung jury results in mistrial in robbery case
• Police say driver who crashed died of medical condition
• Call from Microsoft a scam, police say
• Man accused of firing gun
• City of Salina Solid Waste Collection/Disposal for February 20, 2012
• Manhole Replacement at S. Ohio Street and E. Beloit Avenue, February 21, 2012
• Commission replaces 2 judicial board members
• Renaming of BiCenter court moves ahead
• Man who crashed into fence dies; autopsy ordered
• Salina police report link to vehicle burglaries
• Refinancing saves district $837,000
• 3 arrests made off February Most Wanted list
• 2 children found wandering Wichita street
• Payless employees build bikes for Joplin children
• Kansas State names new agriculture dean
• Wichita woman pleads guilty in boyfriend's death
• Equal(ity) time
• Saline County purchases 2 trucks from Long McArthur
• Correction
• Commission delays vote on equality ordinance
• Naming BiCenter court for Budke moves ahead
• 3 arrests made off Most Wanted list
• 2 replaced on judicial nominating committee
• Bethany accepts $500,000 Mabee challenge grant
• Autopsy ordered after man's SUV crashes into fence
• Police investigate how man was injured
• Police investigate vehicle burglaries
• Mr. Owl, party of 1?
• 333 for 2-14-12
• Commission purchases asphalt to cut down on dust
• BiCenter court to carry name of former coach
• White House cuts Kansas biosecurity lab funding
• 1-3 inches of snow hits sections of Kansas
• correction
• Man taken to the hospital after crashing vehicle into fence
• SES sees growth spurt
• Moundridge woman sentenced for robbery
• House opens week of hearings
• Retailers have plenty of helium for holiday
• Two additional performances of "Fences" added at SCT
• Custer, Lincoln re-enacted at Lincoln
• Colby college to offer four-day class week
• Central's forensic team places first in tournament
• Police blotter
• Investigation ongoing into possible abuse of McPherson baby
• 3 arrested in connection with burglaries
• Pancake feed planned
• City to hold public meetings on discrimination ordinance changes
• Sacred Heart vies in competition
• Congratulations to Holly Williams who correctly identified the Black History Mon...
• Basketball court to be named after former Salinan
• Investigation ongoing into possible abuse of McPherson boy
• Manhole to be replaced at Ohio and Beloit
• Moundridge woman sentenced for robbery
• It's time for the first clue for the identity of the 2nd black history month mys...
• Last night's Telefund was a success because of our eight dedicated callers who w...
• Trailer of liquid soap unhitches from semi
• Vehicle alarm alerts owner to burglary
• 3 arrested in connection with burglaries
• 333 for 2-13-12
• Deputies face trial in Wichita in jail death
• Kansas man charged with poaching 14-point buck
• Staff chief to 2 Kan. governors discusses meetings
• Funds available in Kan. for saving water
• Home Leisure event to begin Friday at BiCenter
• A Look Back
• ON A MISSION
• Restaurant inspections
• Giving them the 'Low'-down
• Learning opportunities
• Analysis: Kan. GOP defensive over private meetings
• National Guard unit honored before deployment to Kuwait
• Huelskamp and Roberts to attend Salina Congressional Day luncheon
• Appeals panel orders new trial for Lawrence man
• Funds available in Kan. for saving water
• Chandler jurors to hear cell phone testimony
• Oldest federal judge remembered for long service
• Shawnee County DA withdraws some requests
• Local restaurant sampling featured at AMBUCS charity event
• Nicodemus story to be presented
• City to consider renaming basketball court
• Clearing the books
• Your medical bills won't go away
• County to consider Community Corrections monitoring contract
• Robots shoot basketballs during annual Science and Technology Fair
• Russell woman injured in rollover crash
• Educator has passion for breast-feeding
• Sweetheart stories
• Huelskamp and Roberts to attend Salina Congressional Day luncheon
• Local restaurant sampling featured at AMBUCS charity event
• Robots shoot basketballs during annual Science and Technology Fair
• County to consider Community Corrections monitoring contract
• City to consider renaming basketball court
• Russell woman injured in rollover crash
• Clearing the books
• Sheriff's office seeks information about shot German shepherd
• Ground breaking takes place for new 76,000 square-foot Dillon's store
• Correction
• Church notes 2-11-12
• Artist has luck of the Irish
• Better Business Bureau releases warning about website
• Illegal hunting case nears end
• Lauver banned, unbanned from tax committee testimony
• KBI investigating possible injuries to McPherson detention officer's son
• Words of advice from an alleged car thief: Lock It or Lose It
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• Scam targets businesses that take donations
• Chili supper fundraiser planned
• Lauver banned from testifying before House committee, then ban later lifted
• Sheriff seeks information about how dog was shot
• Driver's defense for stolen truck: Lock It or Lose It
• Kansas AARP opposes Westar Energy rate increase
• Kansas chancellor praises military in speech
• Shawnee County approves settlement with ACLU
• Court finds Kansan competent for trial on threats
• Judge: City sidewalk ordinance is unconstitutional
• Frankfort man hasn't been seen for a week
• Abagnale not proud of his made-for-movie past story
• Frank sense
• Street Sweeping Schedule February 13 - 17, 2012
• Meetings scheduled
• Journal seeks Beechcraft memories
• Band plans to show Salina what they do
• Salina man shoots toe while cleaning gun
• Four injured in crash on icy road in Salina
• Salina Area Chamber of Commerce plans to use 'lean' approach this year
• Police blotter
• Two boys accused of several thousand dollars damage
• Former con artist speaks at ID theft seminar
• 4 hurt in crash on icy Salina road
• Did you forget to change your password? Follow these instructions to regain acce...
• Boys accused of causing damage at churches, elsewhere
• Salina man accidentally shoots himself in foot
• 2 to stand trial for death of Hutchinson woman
• Missing Kingman man found dead
• Kan. gov. orders flags at half-staff for judge
• Kansas Star ahead of schedule on permanent casino
• Roth concerned state broke open meetings law
• New Cambria man faces federal charge of illegal firearm
• Informational meeting planned
• Red Cross dance postponed
• K-State Salina SIFE is holding a silent auction in the Tech Center Lobby until n...
• Federal charge filed against New Cambria man
• 6 arrested from Most Wanted list
• Get thee to the library! (Or a bookstore.)
• Salina man accused of vehicle burglaries
• Roth thinks Brownback meetings violated open meetings act
• Elderly Kansas man with dementia is missing
• Suspect in Kan. teen's death to return to court
• Hutchinson mayor helps nab thieves
• Donated diamond brings $6,325 for charity
• Arrest made in beating death of Kan. homeless man
• correction
• City approves two large road projects
• BiCenter courts could be named after Salina native killed in plane crash
• Police blotter
• Bayard's Cafe to open second location on Broadway
• Boy Scouts plan chili, chicken noodle soup supper
• Camp Phillips topic of genealogical society talk
• correction
• Salina man says assailant struck him with hammer
• Human relations commission to take up anti-discrimination amendment
• Huddle House to open near I-70
• Case against Pack Rat co-owner settled with drug paraphernalia plea
• County took advantage of recession to improve roads, bridges
• Salina man accused of rape, indecent liberties with girl
• South High forensics students place in tournament
• Sacred Heart students place in forensics
• Don't forget to change your eID password!
• Human relations commission sets Tuesday meeting on anti-discrimination issue
• Packrat Smokes owner pleads to misdemeanor charge
• Congrats to Club Basketball on last night's victory over McPherson College! Fina...
• Volunteers sought for judicial nominating committee
• Salina man says assailant struck him with hammer
• Salina man accused of rape, indecent liberties
• Commissioners approve two large road projects
• Panel endorses Kansas House proposal
• Commission to take up anti-discrimination changes in 90 days
• Suspect killed after firing on Kan. officers
• Slaughterhouse workers get class-action status
• Kansas lawmakers: Issues arose at governor events
• Public invited to help record bird numbers, species
• Spaghetti dinner planned
• Kiwanis Pancake Feed planned
• Free mental health screenings offered
• Coming back to his roots
• 'Prey' tell
• Children, dogs removed from Salina home
• Four teens accused of vehicle burglaries
• Man allegedly steals, crashes Saline County deputy's truck
• Meeting set for today on Cloud Street improvements
• Children, dogs removed from home
• City commission could take up rights ordinance within next few months
• Congratulations to Jordan Lewis who correctly identified the Black History Month...
• It's time for the first clue for the identity of the black history month mystery...
• SeaPort wins EAS contract for four more years
• Salinan accused of indecent solicitation
• Kansas City man steals 2 trucks, one belonging to deputy
• New bishop named for Salina Catholic Diocese
• Community blood drive set for Feb. 22-24
• Water Issues forum planned
• Tickets on sale for symphony fundraiser
• Police Blotter
• Topeka woman dies in house explosion
• Kan. woman takes parking ticket to appeals court
• Restaurant inspections
• Hearing scheduled in Hutchinson woman's death
• Pittsburg hospital adds window film for safety
• Big-bucks casino opens near Kansas speedway
• Learning opportunities
• Slick operator
• Pancake feed planned
• Slick operator
• Jewelry stolen from Salina home
• A battle with bite
• Defense: ATF sting targeted black Kan. males
• Man pleads to illegally re-entering US
• Trash truck rolls over, kills driver
• Internship applications being accepted
• Concert will benefit Geske family
• KSBDC, Topeka entrepreneur to recognize Kansas businesses
• County to hear updates
• Farmers give $1.37 million to college, foundation
• City to consider paving contract
• CAPS auction brings record haul
• Meeting planned to organize spring cleanup
• Project lets Kan. students find Civil War graves
• Group wants gays, transgenders protected by civil rights ordinance
• Gypsum library receives donation
• VFW plans fundraising breakfast
• Unit to be honored at deployment ceremony
• Rolling Hills extends Walk About Wednesdays, offers deal for kids
• CHALLENGE
• Martial arts passion
• CAPS auction brings record haul
• KSBDC, Topeka entrepreneur to recognize Kansas businesses
• Internship applications being accepted
• Rolling Hills extends Walk About Wednesdays, offers deal for kids
• City to consider paving contract
• County to hear updates
• Farmers give $1.37 million to college, foundation
• Gypsum library receives donation
• Group wants gays, transgenders protected by civil rights ordinance
• Battle with Bite
• Survey: Recycling up statewide in Kansas
• Correction
• Nurse sentenced for drug tampering
• Odierno visits Fort Riley as troop cuts loom
• Kan. gov. issues Medicaid order, fills Cabinet job
• Kan. teacher's sex crime conviction thrown out
• Prescription drugs, gun among items taken in burglary
• Day camp offered during school break
• Parents Weekend set at FHSU
• An investment worth keeping
• GOP opposes redistricting plan
• Paulson's state of mind questioned
• Two residents, firefighter injured in early morning fire
• church notes 2-4-12
• Central students qualify for Tournament of Champions
• Saline County Republical Committee opposes redistricting plan
• Thinking about coming to K-State Salina? Attend one of our webinars in the next...
• General says planned troop reductions will affect every base
• 2 residents, firefighter treated at hospital after house fire
• Prescription drugs, gun among items taken in burglary
• Street Sweeping Schedule February 6 -10, 2012
• Sweetheart Ball to benefit Red Cross
• Police blotter
• United Way to lead forums
• Elevator explosion sends one to hospital
• Woman hits house in Oakley with SUV
• Training day
• Moisture on tap for Salina area
• Clothiers plan to retire a second time
• Two Ellsworth teens found in Wichita
• Ellsworth teens located and returned home
• SUV runs into house in Oakley
• Kobach serving as unpaid adviser to Romney
• 1 hurt in grain elevator explosion
• Winter weather heading our way
• Wichita zoo needs to make room for 1 more elephant
• Kansas National Guard unit to deploy
• Immunization bill unlikely to go to vote in House
• Haskell, EPA promote environment, science careers
• Blue Cross won't bid for Medicaid contract in Kan.
• Overland Park woman missing for 2nd time in week
• HOME Grant Public Information Meetings
• Hays Medical Center verified as Level III trauma center
• Hays calls center closing
• Hoxie teen ejected from pickup truck dies
• Draget's immigration may not be an issue
• Sign-up time for CRP
• corrections 2-2-12
• Truck taken for test drive not returned
• Annual CAPS auction gets bigger and better
• Fundraising dinner set
• Central High School student wins scholarship
• January thaw
• Ell-Saline principal accepts new job
• Salinan reports stolen vehicle
• Singing Valentines offered by KWU Chorale
• Have you filled out a scholarship application? Today is the last day to do so!
• Central student receives WSU scholarship
• Attorney says immigration status not an issue
• HaysMed verified as Level III trauma center
• Framed guitar, fighter pilot ride included in annual auction
• Salina experienced warm, dry January
• Car taken from dealership
• Portion of Old Highway 40 expected to reopen
• Salinan reports stolen vehicle
• Call center to close in Hays
• Kan. bill would allow rate hikes before state OK
• Gov. says he warned lawmakers about KOMA
• Zombie movie to be filmed in SE Kansas
• SE Kan. man charged in wife's house fire death
• Kan. man admits having 1 million child porn images
• Kan. House panel to vet proof-of-citizenship plan
• Police blotter
• Commissioners shoot down gun resolution
• Commissioners award bid for bridge construction
• Man accused of pulling knife, fleeing after traffic stop
• Fund set up for pastor whose wife, children were killed in collision
• Bank of Tescott first to purchase sculpture on Santa Fe
• Crash victim in good condition
• Local dogs to be part of Puppy Bowl VIII
• Redistricting to cost Arpke's seat
• Let's get the Student Life Center full for tonight's home club basketball game a...
• Redistricting plan would send 69th District to northeast Kansas
• Hoxie man killed in crash
• Fund set up for pastor whose wife, children killed in crash
• Bank of Tescott buys Sculpture Tour sculpture
• Cause of garage fire under investigation
• Crash victim in good condition
• Commissioners vote 2-1 to quit work on county gunfire restrictions
• Man accused of pulling knife, fleeing after traffic stop
• Wichita mayor to present 'state of city' address
• 2 die in wreck that closes part of I-35 in Kansas
• Riley County GOP to fill House vacancy
• Ex-Wichita officer pleads guilty to sexual battery
• Kan. lawmaker has plan on Statehouse landscaping
• Salinan struck in crosswalk
• Lindsborg soldier awarded national scholarship
• KWU debaters place in tournament
• Survivors are with relatives
• Salinan injured when race car rolls
• Semi crashes when driver falls asleep
• Man accused of running over woman's foot
• Rooks County sheriff accused of selling meth makes first appearance
• Soups to be topic of session
• Supper fundraiser set
• On the block
• Galva man injured in crash
• Foundation to have its annual craft day
• Plunge, pre-plunge party set for February
• Coots relishes job as Crisis City manager
• Man injured when race car flips
• Auction planned to sell winery assets
• Wallet stolen from DAV Thrift Store
• Man accused of running over woman's foot with motorcycle
• Rooks County sheriff makes court appearance on drug charges
• Salina pedestrian struck by car
• Newest Kansas casino doing test run for regulators
• Boeing closure spurs interest by job recruiters
• Hays Regional Airport has record passenger numbers
• Most Kansas sexual predators never leave program
• Proposal to would make Cairn Terrier state dog
• Senate panel to take up Kan. congressional map
• Salina soldier awarded national scholarship
• A time to mourn
• Tickets still available to chamber banquet
• Restaurant inspections
• Special delivery
• Learning opportunities
• End of an era
• Abilene gets regional council membership
• Sampler Foundation co-founder to speak at dinner
• Huelskamp to be in Abilene
• A time to mourn
• End of an era
• Tickets still available to chamber banquet
• Abilene gets regional council membership
• Salina woman, 2 children killed in crash
• School board expresses concern to legislators about education proposal
• A case of mistaken robbery
• Multiple-fatality accident reported west of Topeka
• Kansas delegation seeks Medal of Honor for priest
• Older Atchison students getting iPads
• Meeting planned to discuss Medicaid changes.
• The power of faith
• County to consider replacing bridges
• City Commission won't meet Monday
• Kansas fun facts
• Salina woman, 2 children killed in crash
• A case of mistaken robbery
• School board expresses concern to legislators about education proposal
• City Commission won't meet Monday
• The power of Faith
• County to consider replacing bridges
• Kansas fun facts
• Kan. speeds up work on 32 road projects
• Report: Nation's cattle herd continues decline
• GM Fairfax workers vote to authorize strike
• Haskell to partner with EPA for careers
• Kan. House panel to examine food stamps policy
• Museum plans activities to honor Kansas statehood
• K & O Railroad Crossing Improvements on Old 40 Highway
• Street Sweeping Schedule January 30th - February 3rd
• Pastor's troubles mount
• church note add
• 333 for 1-28-12
• Financial course begins Wednesday
• Tabor 'retirement' series begins Feb. 24
• South steps up
• Three arrested for meth distribution
• Correction
• Tomorrow box for 1-28-12
• Street sweeping
• Starbucks to have kiosk in Salina travel center
• Abilene woman accused of attempting to illegally obtain prescription drug
• And the winners of the 2012 Chili Cook-Off are... Tickle Your Tastebuds (mild):...
• Three arrested in Chapman on drug charges
• Chili Cook-Off in Tech Center Lobby today! Stop by between 11:30a and 1p to samp...
• Abilene woman accused of illegally attempting to buy prescription drug
• Water in Lime Creek in normal range
• Extensive damage
• Great Dane sculpture wins People's Choice award
• Police blotter
• Two arrested on drug charges
• More Eisenhower records open to the public
• Portion of highway to close
• Freedom and prejudice
• National Guard unit to deploy to Kuwait
• Bill introduced to honor soldier
• Police searching for missing Ellsworth teenagers
• Thomas County gets $88,000 grant
• Windows at church broken for second time
• Church notes 1-28-12
• Salinan arrested on sex charge
• Chicken noodle dinnner set
• Spaghetti dinner planned
• Who's excited for The Hunger Games movie?!
• Looking for something to do on Saturday? Come hang out at the RC Club's Fun Fly!...
• Fire causes extensive damage to house
• Dog sculpture takes People's Choice award
• Windows at church broken for second time
• Salina man arrested on sex charge
• Two face drug charges
• New Kan. casino plans test run Monday for charity
• Finney county offers online visits for inmates
• Proposal to expand rail passenger service derailed
• Federal inspectors to visit Wolf Creek next week
• Garden City reports 6 measles cases
• Salina man finishes third in guitar design contest
• New Cambria man may face federal charges
• Belmont Boulevard Christian Church marks its 50th anniversary
• Salina receives grant for health programs
• Autopsy: Salina man died of smoke inhalation
• National Weather Service to offer storm meeting
• Work starts on site of new Dillons store
• Church windows smashed at First Baptist
• Work starts on site of new Dillons store
• Charges dismissed against New Cambria man
• Salina man finishes third in guitar design contest
• Autopsy released of man who died in fire
• Church windows damaged
• Parents invited to Central High meeting
• Bereavement support offered
• 333 Wednesday Jan. 25
• Fowler, Reynolds file for re-election
• Former Salinan to head Topeka hospital
• Mimicking Mother Nature
• Police blotter
• Former Salinan co-directs acclaimed documentary about AIDs crisis
• Exchange student wants to play part in graduation ceremony
• Youth council seeking nominations for citizenship award
• Congratulations to the students who won a free cup last week: Hali Schultz, Jay...
• Congratulations to Michael Oetken on winning a Silver Award at District 6 CASE!...
• Kansas jobless rate falls in December
• Questions raised about Medicaid reform plans
• Nation's oldest federal judge dies at age 104
• Kan. legislators digest bioscience audit
• Kan. lawmakers consider new fee for electric cars
• Fowler, Reynolds file for re-election
• Former Salinan to head Topeka hospital
• Salina/Saline County Solid Waste Management Committee Meeting for January 26, 2012
• City Of Salina News:North 12th Street Road Closure
• Clay Center woman hurt in crash
• Abilene may lose one of its car dealers
• City continues appeal of floodplain maps
• Girl Scouts, KWU sponsor three-day event
• Workshop to deal with health issues
• New bookstore plans grand opening activities
• Police blotter 1-24-12
• Central students place at forensics tournament
• Exhibit focuses on 50th anniversary of Eisenhower Library dedication
• Procedures changing as result of furloughed inmate's escape
• Two more people arrested from Most Wanted list
• Stomach virus causes cancellation of classes at St. John's
• Country music superstar Trace Adkins to perform at the Stiefel on April 27
• Club basketball is headed to Iowa Western Community College! Follow the game at...
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• Win free groceries!!! Join K-State at Salina Programming Board Events tonight in...
• Congratulations to Troy Brockway for earning his MCFI accreditation for the thir...
• Stomach virus causes cancellation of classes at military school
• Hungry? Stop by Tech Center lobby for free donuts and juice from Kappa Sigma Alp...
• Boeing to boost spending with Kansas suppliers
• Procedures changing as result of furloughed inmate's escape
• Portrait of 'Wild' James Lane returns to Lecompton
• Kobach to speak to Kan. lawmakers about photo ID
• Kan. legislators to get NBAF update
• Kan. man to plead in demolition of Harper building
• Kan. slashes food aid for illegal immigrants' kids
• Fracking in Kan. pushes water permits to new high
• Disbelief to devotion
• Adkins to perform at Stiefel
• Crowning achievement
• Four Salinans face midemeanor charges
• Salina School Board to consider refinancing bonds
• Restaurant Inspections
• It's official
• Learning opportunities 1-23-12
• Kansas woman to speak against death penalty
• Assaria man receives Purple Heart
• Four Salinans face misdemeanor charges
• Salina School Board to consider refinancing bonds
• Soup tasting event to benefit Humane Society
• Ground Hog Feed planned
• Chase ends with truck in house
• Old "Pups" celebrate state titles
• County to receive from funding from KDOT
• Inmate back behind bars
• Commissioners to discus art board
• Juggling a career
• Land rush
• Inmate back behind bars
• Reunion brings laughs, memories back
• County to receive funding from KDOT
• Commissioners to discuss art board
• Land Rush
• Salina man leads chase that ends in north Salina kitchen
• Police blotter
• K-State at Salina signs agreement with airline
• Westar advisers to explain energy-assistance program
• Bell to serve as government, public liaison for Salina Regional
• Legislators warn of Brownback's plans
• Fowler looking for stiffer penalties against railroad
• 400 gymnasts to compete in Brookville
• Charges dropped against man on Most Wanted list
• The color purple
• church notes 1-21-12
• School board members, local legislators to meet
• Cheer clinic planned in Lindsborg
• Car stolen from Salina apartment complex lot
• Street sweeping
• Tomorrow box
• Counties could feel financial pressure from the state
• Legislators: Don't bet on a Salina casino
• County wants fines increased against railroads
• Charges dropped against man on Most Wanted list
• K-State at Salina signs agreement with airline
• Free donuts are back! Stop by Student Support Services in Tullis after 9 this mo...
• Bell named to position at Salina Regional
• Car stolen from Salina apartment complex
• Beloit student wins Voice of Democracy contest
• Man cited for vicious dog
• Correction
• Hoarders often are perfectionists
• Looking for an 'Ovation'
• Salina Central students stage classic musical 'Oklahoma!'
• Deadline for contest quickly approaching
• Dickinson County, eight communities receive federal grant
• Police blotter
• Second arrest made in connection with workshop burglary
• Smoky Hill Museum invites all to Kansas Day event
• Shooter's dream
• Celebrate being almost done with the first week of the semester with free Nitro...
• Beloit boy wins state Voice of Democracy contest
• Salina man finalist in guitar design contest
• Second arrest made in connection with workshop burglary
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - January 23 - 27, 2012
• City Manager Names Process Improvement Director
• Get Involved With Your Local Government
• Airport Authority OK's lease change for Schwan's
• Journal Editor, Publisher Tom Bell to step down
• Salina AMBUCS club to sell women's championship basketball tickets
• Journal seeks Valentine's Day sweetheart stories
• Corps looked for possible mustard gas containers at airport
• Man indicted in Russell County crime
• Trash cam captures people in the act
• New downtown business selling coffee beans
• Girl Scout cookie sales begin Saturday
• McPherson woman, preschooler injured in wreck
• Caucus schedule announced
• Snared
• City looking to fill openings
• Arrest made in connection with workshop burglary
• Five injured in crash near Victoria
• Portion of Shipton Road to be closed
• Cat's leg amputated after caught in snare
• Journal editor, publisher leaving newspaper
• Two hurt in crash near Inman
• Registration open for FastTrac NewVenture program
• Arrest made in connection with workshop burglary
• Hidden camera catches alleged litterer
• Completion Of 2011 Hike and Bike Trail Project
• Colby man convicted of selling mortgaged cattle
• Salina Family Healthcare Center receives grant
• Police blotter
• Former Beloit man murdered in Tulsa
• Sexual purity retreat planned
• Scouts invited to Cloud County games
• Jail inmate remains at large
• Old pros go back to basics for No-Till
• Mailboxes, taillights smashed by bat
• Restaurant employee cited for selling alcohol to minor
• Kansas Day event planned at Pawnee museum
• Kansas Wesleyan, Eisenhower library join forces
• Police officer and second driver hurt in 3-vehicle collision
• Partnership between KWU, Eisenhower Library expected to benefit students
• Colby man convicted of selling mortgaged cattle
• Welcome back for the spring 2012 semester! Have you had your first class yet? Ch...
• No-till conference to open Tuesday
• WSU student has tuberculosis
• Former Beloit resident murdered in Tulsa
• Jail inmate remains at large
• Restaurant employee cited for selling alcohol to minor
• Mailboxes, taillights smashed by bat
• 2 men, one a police officer, hurt in 3-vehicle collision
• Bicentennial Center Announces TNA Impact Wrestling World Tour
• Inlet Repairs on South 9th Street and Republic Avenue, January 17, 2012
• 333 for 1-17-12
• 3 injured in wreck near Cawker City
• Sheriff's office searching for man who failed to return to jail
• Youth advisory council collecting supplies for comfort packets
• The dream is still alive
• Kansas Day event planned at historic site
• 3 hurt in Mitchell County crash
• Sheriff's office seeks man who failed to return to jail
• Police investigate theft of pickup
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - January 17 - 20, 2012
• Tainted ground in Salina?
• King continues to inspire masses
• A ticket to ride
• Courting golfers
• FHSU to visit area communities
• Restaurant inspections
• King continues to inspire masses
• Courting golfers
• Three killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Practice makes perfect
• Commissioners to hear from department heads
• Bottomed out?
• Party planned to celebrate state's birthday
• Soup supper planned to raise money for furnace
• Parks Rec department sponsoring trip to Kansas City
• Agricultural workshops planned
• Doug's inflatables keep kids bouncing
• Statehood Ball planned in Abilene
• Soup supper planned in Culver
• Three killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Practice makes perfect
• Rousing Housing
• Commissioners to hear from department heads
• County commission votes unanimously to hire firm to analyze market for expo
• church notes 1-13-12
• Spaghetti supper to benefit Concordia family
• Meeting planned to discuss immigration issues
• Lions Club to have Soup Day
• Tomorrow box
• Portion of North Street to be closed beginning Tuesday
• KU students get close look at pharmacy
• Towns receive grants to rehabilitate, demolish housing units
• Manufacturing program popular
• Moran not against tax hike
• Testy times
• Scenic photographer to speak at Audubon event
• Moran not opposed to raising taxes, but ...
• First class of manufacturing skills program filled
• Crowd spars with Huelskamp over national debt at morning town hall meeting
• Herington woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Commissioners vote unanimously to hire firm to analyze market for expo
• Cities receive grants to rehabilitate, demolish housing units
• City Of Salina News - North Street Road Closure
• Bob Dole's sister, Gloria Nelson, dies at age 90
• County set to discuss contract for expo center
• Correction factoid 1-12-12
• Donations for Buddy stream in
• Martial arts instructor to speak on MLK Day
• Soil survey part of Salina's NRCS office may close
• Police blotter 1-13-12
• Police: Men accused of threat identified
• Diesel stolen from semi
• Five arrests from Most Wanted list
• World class
• Donations for Buddy reach $1,500
• Two eagles found dead — one near Trego County line
• County to discuss study of feasibility of expo center
• 5 more arrested from Most Wanted list
• Calls from public help police identify men
• Journal seeks Valentine's Day sweetheart stories
• Salina home burglarized during night
• Man accused of filing false robbery report
• District court
• Teen accused of vehicle burglaries
• Burglaries on the rise in Saline County, Salina
• Deadline approaches in entrepreneurship competition
• Herington acid spill better, still a concern
• Greater Salina Community Foundation recognized for national standards
• Cash stolen from furniture store
• Best-selling author to speak in Salina
• City, county offices closed Monday for holiday
• Contamination levels in Herington creek improve
• Teen accused of vehicle burglaries
• Cash stolen from furniture store
• Man accused of falsely reporting robbery
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday-No City Commission Notice
• Nebraska Wesleyan Choir to perform in Salina
• 3 indicted for Ellis County crimes
• Salina home burglarized
• Police blotter
• Nine felony charges filed against sheriff
• Students learn about stereotypes
• Court dates set for deer hunters
• Possible chemical warfare contamination at airport investigated
• Chapman School District voting for new leprechaun mascot
• Program to give workers more skills
• Southeast probably will drop out of school funding group
• Salina school board OKs $4 million project
• Want to go to Ireland? Join Drs. Molidor and Ackerman on their study abroad expe...
• Charges filed against Rooks County sheriff
• Voting begins on new Chapman School District mascot
• Best-selling author to speak in Salina
• Worker training program launched
• Grand jury charges three men
• Burglar steals items while occupants of home sleep
• correction
• City wants more information before giving up alley
• Former deputy Riley County attorney to serve as Salina city prosecutor
• Three arrests made from Most Wanted list
• Fire might have started with burning leaves
• Police investigate alleged fraudulent returns
• Police blotter
• Allen to run for Saline County sheriff
• Sulfuric acid spill
• Science Olympiad to be conducted at K-State at Salina
• Home management specialist to appear in Salina
• Former deputy Riley County attorney to be new city prosecutor
• 3 arrested from Most Wanted list
• Kochanowski to have opposition in race for sheriff
• Burning leaves might have started house fire
• Police investigate bogus returns
• 11,000 gallons of sulphuric acid leaks from rail car into Herington creek
• City Manager Names 'City Prosecutor'
• City Of Salina News - South Ninth Street Inlet Repair
• City Of Salina News - Santa Fe Closure
• Time machine
• Community members to focus on King's 'light' message at MLK Day celebration
• Learning opportunities 1-9-12
• Burchill to speak at meeting of genealogical society
• Restaurant inspections
• Community members to focus on King’s ‘light’ message at MLK Day celebration
• It's money that matters
• The good life
• Greater Salina Community Foundation meets standards
• County to hear update from planning department
• City to hold hearing on vacating alley
• Need help with that gizmo?
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• personals 1-9-12
• Center offering depression support group
• December was warm, not wet enough
• Salinan knows her sewing machines and vacuums
• Need help with that gizmo?
• County to hear update from planning department
• City to hold hearing on vacating alley
• The weather that was
• Money Matters
• Delivery for Saturday, Jan. 7
• Two enter pleas in connection with fatal Unselt beating
• Learning to TWIST
• Colby college expanding nursing program in Norton
• School board to consider adjustment
• church notes 1-7-12
• New owner seeks donations to pay Buddy's vet bills
• Police blotter
• Pickup truck fire appears to be arson
• Salina Christian Academy to have auction, dinner
• District court
• Woman accused of possessing controlled substances
• Car windows shot out with BBs
• 'Downton Abbey' returns Sunday
• Tomorrow box
• Salina woman accused of possessing controlled substances
• Two plead in connection with beating death
• For the football fans wondering about the plan for Bill Snyder Family Stadium
• We'll have about 350 high school girls on campus today, learning about careers i...
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• Vandals damage car windows
• Police investigating pickup fire as arson
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - January 9 - 13, 2012
• State Street Closure for Railroad Crossing Improvements
• Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to Colby bank robbery
• Ellsworth native arrested in Reno County
• Correction
• Critter Consequences
• Evidence ruled to be admissible
• Santa Fe to close Tuesday
• Dog obedience class signup set
• Cub Scouts sponsor fundraising potato meal
• Abilene native is living his dream
• Men arrested for consecutive burglaries
• Police blotter 1-6-12
• Tomorrow box for Friday, Jan. 6, 2012
• Railroad work to close State Street
• Photographs sought for upcoming exhibit
• McDonald's employee accused of theft
• Kurt Barnhart, aviation department head, talks with The Airplane Geeks about unm...
• Question from a K-State fan: Do any of the student pilots have a good recommenda...
• McDonald's employee accused of theft
• Men accused of burglarizing apartment twice
• 333 for 1-5-12
• Jammin' for SIDS
• Greater Salina Community Foundation seeking grant applicants
• 2012 Saline County Republican presidential caucus set
• Police blotter
• Music for movie
• Saline County jail inmate attempts suicide
• K-State fans enjoying 'Cats' bowl reward
• Abilene gets money to repaint runway markings
• $76,900 worth of items reported stolen from storage unit
• The poop on pollution
• What girl can't benefit from learning how to become a better business woman?! Gi...
• First Thursday Art Rush – An Evening Of Art, Shopping, Food, And Fun!
• Water Main Replacement Crawford Street From Starlight Drive To Briarcliff Road
• Rooks County Sheriff arrested for alleged meth distribution
• County commissioners to hear monthly updates
• Looking forward - Hopes for 2012
• Water line project limits eastbound lane on Crawford
• Longtime Salina auctioneer Roger A. Johnson dead at 79
• Post Rock Community Foundation receives grant
• CALENDAR CAR
• New Year's Day traditions
• Street sweeping
• Second arrest in connection with post office wall theft
• Stolen pickup truck found damaged by four-wheeling
• Scratch ticket awards $20,000 to Clay Center man
• Delphos man killed in collision
• Police investigate theft at Dairy Queen
• Church notes 12-31-11
• Police blotter
• Bird art at zoo part of First Thursday plans
• Rolling Hills announces Walk About Wednesdays
• Longtime auctioneer Roger Johnson dead at 79
• Delphos man killed in crash
• Custom truck pictured in national calendar
• Clay Center man wins $20,000 in Kansas Lottery
• Money stolen from Dairy Queen
• Stolen truck found in county
• Second person arrested in theft of family heirloom
• Huelskamp announces town hall meetings
• Meeting planned to organize Relay for Life
• Burglary committed during night
• Boy bitten by dog
• City to pay chamber for eco-devo services
• Abilene couple injured in car wreck
• Family heirloom found, one arrest made in connection with theft
• Virtual training
• Local Kmart store not targeted for closure
• Training simulator helps officers practice emergency response
• Local Kmart not slated for closure
• House burglarized while couple sleeps
• Boy treated for dog bite
• Famly heirloom found, arrest made
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - January 3 - 6, 2012
• correction 12-29-11
• Salinan finds niche in making dog magnets
• Hays library forms eLibrary with other libraries
• Target employee arrested for theft from store
• iPads will link, entertain Morrison House guests
• Target employee arrested in theft case
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration Week 2012
• Saline County OKs new intercom for the jail
• Family returns home Christmas Day to find items stolen, home damaged
• Plea deal ends meth-for-sex case
• Police blotter
• Salina man accused of attempted murder
• 333 for 12-28-11
• Salina boy arrested on sex charges
• Police on lookout for drunken drivers on New Year's Eve
• $10,000 family heirloom stolen
• Jan. 10 blood drive scheduled for Lindsborg
• K-State at Salina adds five new planes
• Salina woman struck by car in hit-and-run accident
• 2 girls who fell through ice rescued
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• Man convicted in 'meth'-for-sex case resentenced
• Section of antique wall stolen from rural Saline County
• Salina boy, 16, arrested on sex charges
• 3 downtown Salina businesses report vandalism
• Woman struck by car in hit-and-run accident
• Saline County Jail to get new intercom
• K-State at Salina adds five planes
• Home burglarized on Christmas while owners volunteer at homeless shelter
• Extra officers to watch for drunken drivers
• Salina man accused of attempted murder
• Two girls who fall through ice rescued
• Huelskamp announced area tour stops in January
• Auditions set for murder mystery production
• On second thought
• Treasurers paid on top of salary
• County treasurers receive extra pay
• Search for perfection
• Festive Feast
• Learning opportunities 12-26-11
• Learning opportunities
• Restaurant inspections
• Festive Feast
• No change this week in trash pickup, landfill hours
• Brookville woman wins teaching award
• Chamber sponsoring a photo contest
• Children express holiday wishes in Letters to Santa
• Salina Central play selected for conference
• Christmas baby now 95
• Saline County commission to consider jail intercom
• Readers share Greatest Christmas gifts ever
• Christmas baby now 95
• Fire breaks out in kitchen of Salina home
• Best Christmas gift ever
• Brookville woman wins teaching award
• Salina Central play selected for conference
• Two injured when pickup rolls on slick I-70
• A Christmas Miracle
• Salvation Army, United Way wrapping up campaigns
• Church notes for 12-24-11
• tomorrow box
• Stuck finger contributes to wreck near McPherson
• Salinans show their generosity
• Trash pickup, landfill hours won't change
• Chamber sponsoring a photo contest
• Saline County to consider bids for jail intercom system
• The university will close at 5 pm today and remain closed until 8 am Tuesday, Ja...
• Two injured on I-70 when pickup rolls
• Police seek public's help in identifying hit-and-run driver
• Miracles do happen
• Police blotter
• Spots on I-70 remain slick, dangerous
• Leaf collection delayed due to snow
• 'Hodges' blood drive set in Salina
• The Waggin' wagon
• Phillips County man guilty of sex crimes
• Sheriff's office seek driver in hit and run
• New Mexico woman injured in crash near Collier
• Police seek help in identifying man suspected of theft
• Slick, dangerous spots remain on highways
• New Mexico woman hurt in rollover crash
• Police seek help in locating suspect in theft
• Phillips County man guilty of sex crimes
• 2011 Fall Leaf Collection Program - December 21, 2011
• School bus crash sends two children, woman to hospital
• Georgetown Santas ready for another record year
• Four injured in crash on I-70
• clarification
• Two Salina men arrested for vehicle burglary
• Salina to be the base for weather study
• Osborne woman injured in crash
• Satellites offer a different view of melting snow
• Bank VI helps out family in need
• Troopers, deputies work crash at I-70, I-35
• Woodworking company looks to move to Salina
• Consultant's role questioned
• All grades are posted on iSIS now. Hope you like what you see!
• Salina to be base for weather research project
• Osborne woman hurt in crash
• 4 hurt in crash on I-70 west of Ellsworth
• 2 arrested in connection with vehicle burglary
• Salinan arrested when trying to return stolen router
• City of Salina Sanitation, HHW, and Landfill Holiday Schedule
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - December 27 - 30, 2011
• County OKs housing inmates in Beloit
• Chamber seeks public comment on state tax policy
• Police blotter
• Salina convenience store clerk robbed at gunpoint
• Fowler: Duncan acting as a 'mouthpiece'
• Man's car slides into ditch on Hedville Road
• Wooden wonders
• Municipal court was working, but the phone wasn't
• Commission delays mall vote
• A White Christmas
• Woman's plight has a familiar sound
• Possible Central Mall development put on hold
• Fowler says Duncan under Salina man's influence
• Municipal Court phones down, but court's open
• County agrees to jail contract with Mitchell County
• Salina convenience store robbed
• Hedville man injured in crash
• Snow expected to keep coming
• South High debate team competes at Valley Center
• Sacred Heart qualifies a debate team for state
• Lauver appointed to state tax committee
• City golf course to receive subsidy
• City approves capital plan, including Magnolia widening
• STORM WARNING
• 3 injured responding to loud party complaint
• Police blotter
• Small fire temporarily closes La Hacienda
• Hello, winter! Those of us still on campus are hoping for a snow day tomorrow.
• City OKs capital improvement plan
• Salina gives city golf course $45,000
• Lauver appointed to state tax committee
• Winter storm headed east across Kansas
• Fire temporarily closes La Hacienda restaurant
• 3 hurt responding to loud party complaint
• Hospice of Salina open house canceled
• A nose for the job
• Alumni Jim Reed arrives home for the holidays in style.
• Journal names top 3 in lights contest
• Snow storm on the way
• Family excited about new home
• Fire kills cats and dog
• Fire fighters battle house fire on West Prescott
• Golf course funding on city agenda
• Man accused of beating, stabbing woman
• 'God's Secretaries'
• City to begin final leaf pickup
• A Yesteryear Christmas
• Street sweeping
• Mom says life is going to get better
• County to consider third jail contract
• Truck overturns; two taken to hospital
• Journal wants to know your best Christmas present
• Fire kills cats and dog
• Family excited about new house
• County to consider third jail contract
• Golf course funding on city agenda
• Blessed Baker
• Truck overturns; two taken to hospital
• Love of lights
• Police blotter
• Church notes for 12-17-11
• A tribute to Rutan
• 3 Salinans arrested in connection with break-in, theft
• What could she do?
• Seven arrests made off December's Most Wanted list
• Russell gets $388,000 grant from EPA
• Assaria man struck by truck
• tomorrow box
• correction
• Man accused of beating, stabbing woman
• Firefighters battle fire on West Prescott
• Former Salinan sitting in the Catbird's seat
• Parking lots are rather empty today. Must mean it's the last day of finals week!
• 3 arrested in connection with break-in, theft
• Assaria man struck by truck
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - December 19th - 22nd, 2011
• Turkey for Troops event Saturday in Salina
• Georgetown Santas set to return on Wednesday
• Churches report break-ins
• What about 'Bob'?
• Salvation Army donations running behind last year
• Georgetown Santas to return on Wednesday
• If you're interested the upcoming Study Abroad in Ireland Summer 2012 trip and d...
• Salvation Army behind on donations
• 7 arrested off Most Wanted list
• Two Salina churches report break-ins
• Barbara Alice Beougher
• Wood Fashion Cafe to close
• Two teaching students at Bethany college honored
• School plan won't affect Salina aid
• Teenager testifies of abuse by pastor
• Salina teen accused of sex offenses involving six girls
• Salina Healthcare Center awarded grant funds
• Man arrested on drug charge in Gove County indicted
• Electrical problem causes fire in Saline County home
• Duncan seeks opinion from AG
• Police blotter 12-15-11
• 333 for 12-15-11
• Another charged with illegally hunting deer
• Duncan asks for AG's opinion on county meeting
• Girl alleges sex abuse by Salina pastor
• Salina school funding to stay the same under Brownback plan
• 11th person ticketed for illegal deer hunting
• Utah man indicted by grand jury
• Man arrested in connection with tires being punctured
• Wood Fashion Cafe to close at end of month
• Fire causes $30,000 to Saline County house
• Boy, 16, arrested on sex charges
• Police blotter
• Area residents appointed to state boards
• Pihl birthday
• Bids come in high for new district building
• Sport card, stamp collections stolen
• South High debaters place
• County to house inmates in Ottawa County
• Salina's air carrier shows increase in passengers
• Mom hopes life turns around
• Sales tax collections up over last year
• City to restrict Prescott-Ohio traffic
• Applications being taken for LIFT loans
• Spreading a little Christmas warmth
• County looking at marketing firm
• Salina's air carrier shows increase in passengers
• Ohio-Prescott access to be reduced
• Saline County to send inmates to Ottawa County
• Sales tax revenue up in city, Saline County
• County looks at marketing Expo Center
• Sports cards, stamp collections stolen
• Kindergarten to last all day
• Correction
• Clarification
• Central Kansas Mental Health receives grant
• Police blotter
• Preliminary hearing set for mother, boyfriend accused of toddler's murder
• Gun allegedly pointed at Salina man
• Organizations lose nonprofit status
• Preliminary results show Salina man's death a suicide
• Stolen truck found in Saline County
• City OKs water improvements
• City approves new water, wastewater rates
• Salina to spend $750,000 on water system
• Fekas planning for annual Christmas meal
• Happy Finals Week! It feels like the semester just started but students seem rea...
• Man's death apparently a suicide
• Pickup stolen from Lincoln recovered in Saline County
• Handgun allegedly pointed at Salina man
• Hearing set for pair accused in child's death
• Chiefs fire Haley
• 2011 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• City of Salina News - Water Main Replacement Crawford Street From Starlight Drive To Briarcliff Road
• 10 deer hunters issued citations
• Bottleneck blues?
• A 'wealthy' woman
• Hawker Beechcraft to sell assets
• Restaurant inspections
• Bottleneck blues?
• Hawker Beechcraft to sell assets
• Tickets issued to deer hunters
• Sculpture tour voting ends at end of year
• Street sweeping
• Mom finds pregnancy has advantages
• Tradition dances toward Christmas
• County to consider sending prisoners to Ottawa County
• Water, waste rates on city agenda
• 'Living the life'
• Early vision
• U.S. struggles with too many horses
• Salina woman and husband provide temporary home for shelter dogs
• Tradition dances toward Christmas
• Street sweeping
• Sculpture tour voting ends at end of year
• County to consider sending prisoners to Ottawa County
• Water, waste rates on city agenda
• Theft, property damage reported
• Church Notes
• Police blotter 12-10-11
• Intruder threatens girl in central Salina
• Abilene school janitor accused of lewd behavior
• Park teens injured in crash
• Salina city manager hit by car
• Missing man found dead
• As the film fades
• Untitled
• Section of Crawford to be reduced to 1 lane
• Tomorrow box
• Wanted: Jobs and employees
• Salina man accused of sexual abuse
• Fall commencement is streaming live! Watch it at
• Abilene high school custodian arrested on sex charge
• Graduation Day is here! The Student Life Center is being transformed and even th...
• Man accused of rape, other sex offenses
• Girl says man with knife threatened her
• It's Student Appreciation Day in College Center 208! Stop by for some goodies. S...
• 2 teens hurt when car swerves to miss deer, rolls
• Missing man found hanging on east edge of city
• Salina city manager injured when hit by car
• Salina man accused of sexual battery in workplace
• Kiwanis spaghetti feed Saturday
• Journal wants to know your best Christmas present
• Man arrested for sexual contact with neighbor's dog
• Luckily, they weren't trophy bucks
• Salina KU Med school awarded $150,000 grant
• correction for Friday's paper
• Painting with words
• Have a seat
• K-State students get 2 grants totalling $3,000
• Student robbed while walking home from Central
• Truck destroys two light poles in crash at Broadway and South
• Peabody residents sentenced for sexual assault
• Commencement ceremonies are TOMORROW!!! Congratulations to all of our graduates!...
• Salina's KU Med School gets $150,000 grant
• Crash at Broadway-South takes out 2 light poles
• Hunters ticketed for illegally hunting deer
• Man accused of unwanted sexual contact
• Central student robbed at knifepoint
• Man arrested for sexual contact with dog
• Peabody residents sentenced for sex crimes
• City Of Salina News - City Offices Closed
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule - December 12th - 16th, 2011
• City Commission Holiday Notice -December 7, 2011
• Salina/Saline County Solid Waste Management Committee Meeting
• Simpson woman, 80, killed in wreck near Concordia
• Saline County man arrested for tractor theft
• Fundraiser set for two Salina students
• Colleges to meet in Salina to discuss job training
• Chili cook-off Sunday at Salina Area Tech
• Sacred Heart debate team competes at Buhler
• Three teens arrested in McPherson
• K-State at Salina graduation set for Friday
• K-State at Salina graduation set for Saturday
• Scholarships offered through Salina Foundation
• A part of history
• Clint Black's Salina show postponed
• Bone marrow registration set for Saturday
• Blood drive planned to honor heart transplant recipient
• Man reportedly was texting before crash
• Woman dies in two-vehicle crash near Concordia
• Sandzen gallery painting brings $2.8 million
• Free massages in the Tech Center this morning courtesy of K-State at Salina Prog...
• Man reportedly was texting before crash
• Man reportedly was texting before crash
• Clint Black's Salina show postponed
• 3 McPherson teens arrested; burglaries cleared
• Arrest made in tractor theft
• Ohio And Crawford Intersection Improvements
• Clarification
• Brownback plans to focus on big issues in 2012
• Smolan man arrested for burglaries
• County to look into wireless Internet
• Obama visits Kansas, talks about economy
• Secret Service says it's job is to protect
• World Trade Center artifact on display
• County to pay more for unclaimed bodies
• Salina woman her family's sole source of income
• A lucky man
• Salinan says he only wanted to arrest the president
• Smolan man arrested for thefts at 2 apartments
• WTC artifact on display at New Cambria fire station
• Salinan enters plea
• Police blotter
• 'Free Shopping' starts today in Chapman
• corrections
• KSU-Salina to expand helicopter program
• Secret Service visits Salina man
• Journal wants to know your best Christmas present
• Money stolen from Domino's Pizza
• Commissioners move forward on downtown lighting
• Wesleyan places third at debate tournament
• City OKs $70,000 for traffic cameras
• Street sweeping
• South High debaters place in two tournaments
• Sacred Heart debate team competes in 2 tournaments
• Preliminary hearing scheduled in Oberlin murder case
• Going, going ...
• Club Basketball takes on Colby Community College in the Student Life Center star...
• Secret Service pays visit to Salina man
• City to spend $70,000 on traffic cameras
• Prelim date set in Oberlin murder case
• Salina man enters plea in Grind shooting
• City moves ahead on downtown lighting
• 'Free Shopping' begins today in Chapman
• K-State Salina to get 3 helicopters
• We want to hear your Christmas story
• Salina mail processing might move to Wichita by spring
• Domino's Pizza bank deposits go missing
• 2011 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• Beloit boy returns home from rehabilitation center
• Icy highway leads to wreck in Sherman County
• Santa flies in for a visit
• Special holiday programs offered
• Holiday lights, Christmas trees can be fire hazards
• POWER OUTAGES
• Mother Nature's power outages
• Beloit boy returns home from rehabilitation center
• Icy highway leads to wreck in Sherman County
• How do you like your mail delivery?
• Moving food
• City moves leaf collection continues Monday
• Bake sale set at Carnegie Arts Center
• County to consider unclaimed body fee
• Salina commissioners to discuss downtown lighting
• Winter storm causes shut-down of Interstate 70 in northwest Kansas
• Targeting success
• Connecting with China
• For single mom, every day is a struggle
• Molding lives
• Portion of I-70 closed in northwest Kansas
• City leaf collection continues Monday
• Salina commissioners to discuss downtown lighting
• County to consider unclaimed body fee
• Candy Canes & Airplanes
• Connecting with China
• Bake sale set at Carnegie Arts Center
• Almena woman injured in wreck
• CORRECTION
• Woman faces felony contraband charges
• Honor bands to perform concert Sunday
• Church notes
• Police blotter
• Blue's clues
• tomorrow box for Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011
• Deputies recover stolen property
• Dwight Yoakam, Garrison Keillor featured in Stiefel spring line-up
• Salina police seek help in locating missing man
• Good rains failed to catch us up
• Visitor, patient parking to change at Abilene hospital
• Fundraiser set for cancer victim
• 3 injured in crash south of Bennington
• Do you like your mail delivery?
• 3 hurt in crash south of Bennington
• Almena woman injured in crash
• Stop by the bookstore today for some yummy goodies and discounts during the Holi...
• Dwight Yoakam, Bruce Hornsby, Garrison Keillor to appear at Stiefel
• Abilene hospital parking to change
• Woman now faces 3 felony charges
• Salina police ask for help in locating missing man
• Deputies recover stolen items
• Winter storm set to move into area
• Syracuse coach's accuser has Salina ties
• K-State Salina graduation set for Dec. 9
• Saline County District Court
• 2 indicted for crimes in Saline County
• Firms learn about international trade
• Three from the road
• Salina man accused of indecent liberties
• New store to open in downtown Salina
• Street Sweeping Schedule December 5th – 9th, 2011
• More than 50 K-State Salina students to graduate
• It's going to be c-c-c-cold
• Firms learn about international business opportunities
• KGB is collecting toys for Toys For Tots. Collection boxes are located in the Te...
• Salina man arrested on sex charges
• Grand jury indicts 2 on crimes in Saline County
• Budke eulogized at memorial service
• Extension column from Jason Graves
• Saline County District Court
• Municipal Court
• Nebraska man killed in Jewell County wreck
• POSTAL PLIGHT
• Students work on the Liberian connection
• Speaker tells about KW's connection to Liberia
• Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority is having a bake sale today in Tech Center lobby 9:30...
• Audit shows some fraud in SNAP program
• Westar asks for nearly $91 million rate hike
• Nebraska man dies in wreck near Mankato
• Notice to subscribers for Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011
• Helicopters to help inspect Westar power lines
• United Way dishes up events to raise funds
• Shots fired at two Salina apartments
• Homeowner won't be prosecuted for firing at intruder
• Mom wants to be able to help others some day
• Five additional arrests from Most Wanted list
• Belleville teen faces federal charge
• Program may ease jail crowding
• Saline County discusses new buildings
• Broberg named County Official of the Year
• Southeast club to sponsor fundraiser dinner
• Kiwanis Club plans spaghetti dinner
• Old Mill Museum celebrates old-fashioned Christmas
• Santa1 was spotted on radar at Salina Municipal Airport earlier today. That mean...
• Go cheer for Club Basketball as they take on Sterling College JV, 6 pm tonight i...
• Saline County program may ease jail crowding
• Homeowner won't be charged for shooting at man
• County discusses millions for 2 new buildings
• 5 more arrested off Most Wanted list
• Five shots fired into 2 Salina apartments
• Trial set for man accused of armed robbery solicitation
• First Thursday Art Rush December 2011
• Work to begin Wednesday on Belmont-Magnolia intersection
• Norton awarded $125,000 in tax credits
• McPherson woman to speak at Mothers' Hour
• City balks at, then OKs Access TV funding
• Untitled
• Presidential pilot
• City water rates will increase at a slower rate
• Police blotter
• Furniture stolen from Salina man's home
• Stolen Jeep recovered with smashed windows
• Thefts reported at Wesleyan dorm
• Liberian hospital official to speak at KWU
• Holiday homes tour is Sunday in Minneapolis
• Seven arrests made in drug ring bust
• Passion to help others drove Ted Mintun
• Smoky Hill Museum to have holiday open house
• Foundation seeks grant applications for youth
• City balks at, then OKs Access TV funding
• Graduation is only 2 weeks away! Find the answers to your last minute questions...
• United Way campaign nears 40 percent of goal
• Salina water rates to increase, but at a slower rate
• Noted volunteer Ted Mintun, 90, dies
• Salina foundation seeks grant applications
• Salina nurse admits to stealing morphine
• Windows smashed on Salinan's Jeep
• Thefts reported from Wesleyan dorm
• Furniture stolen from man's house
• Police make major meth bust in Salina
• Free food to be given away in Salina, area towns
• Restaurant inspections
• Birds of a feather
• In the service of others
• Veteran Affairs mobile office in town
• Military Affairs Council hosts 'Turkey for Troops' event
• Singer, songwriter will perform at Central High
• Holiday Home Tour planned in Beloit
• Retired but not Retiring
• Retired but no Retiring
• City leaf collection continues
• Church notes
• Calendar
• 70-year friendship
• Santa to be at Salina Municipal Airport
• Film, meeting set for biking group
• Passing the baton
• Street sweeping
• Local stores feel the love Saturday
• Child's medical costs hurt family
• Catering to customers
• County to discuss alcohol tax disbursal
• City to consider slowing water rate increase
• Local shops feel the love Saturday
• Street sweeping
• City leaf collection continues
• City to consider slowing water rate increase
• County to discuss alcohol tax disbursal
• Union Pacific Railroad Crossing Maintenance At Belmont Boulevard and Magnolia Road
• Correction
• Midnight specials
• tomorrow box
• Black Friday shopping anything but a dark experience
• Street Sweeping Schedule: November 28th – December 2nd, 2011
• 2011 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• Special hunt planned at Glen Elder Reservoir
• SIFE seeks help filling mall with rats
• Four homes featured on Marion Christmas tour
• There really is a Free Lunch
• Artist incubator
• Two hurt after cars collide
• Fishing's Future starting chapter in Salina
• Two hurt after cars collide
• Fishing’s Future starting chapter in Salina
• Thanksgiving meal a group effort
• Special pheasant hunt set at reservoir
• SIFE seeks help filling mall with rats
• Police blotter
• Homes tour, other activities planned in Abilene
• A prayer to walk
• City denies $30,700 claim by Goddard fireworks firm
• If you want to get home for turkey, watch out for deer
• Iowa semi driver injured in crash
• Police recover car before dealership misses it
• Tractor stripped, other items taken
• Patrols stepped up over holiday weekend
• Last National Band to perform its last dance
• Premier Pneumatics changes name to K-Tron
• Holiday open house set at museum
• City denies $30,700 claim of fireworks firm
• Truck driver hurt when semi rolls
• Premier Pneumatics changes name to K-Tron
• Tractor stripped, other items taken
• Deer damages sheriff's office truck
• Car missing from Salina dealership recovered
• Officers looking for impaired drivers
• City of Salina Sanitation, HHW, and Landfill Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• State, fed officials examine fertilizer plant
• County fixes glitch in building inspection agreement
• Angel tree goes up at Sam's Club
• District gains start to level off
• Candy Canes and Airplanes planned at airport
• Alternative market to be Dec. 2-3
• KWU's annual Christmas candlelight concert Dec. 11
• Shooting case under review
• Fire truck ladder damaged in minor collision
• Home to roost
• Salina County to ship inmates to Geary County
• Church's annual clothing giveaway starts Dec. 3
• Police blotter
• Bicyclist struck by car released from hospital
• Fundraiser planned for fire district auxiliary
• Christmas cookies, stories planned at library
• Agencies examining Abilene fertilizer operation
• A Thanksgiving surprise
• Police explain when homeowners can use force
• County to send inmates to Junction City
• Fire truck ladder sustains minor damage
• Bicyclist hurt when struck by car
• Salina man who choked officer gets probation
• City to change trash schedule because of holiday
• Free Thanksgiving dinner at Applebee's
• Salinan fires four shots at garage intruder
• Mayor's Christmas Party scheduled for Dec. 4
• Salina doctor urges Congressman to bolster primary care doctors' pay
• Huelskamp: Time to get to work
• Central Kansas Mental Health Center awarded $120,000 grant
• City commissioners look at comprehensive plan
• Move by Mac will cost city thousands
• Police blotter
• Insight Kansas Consortium to meet at Fort Hays State
• Free throw contest planned
• Cookie walk, soup cafe planned at church
• Fort Hays Historic Site to host Victorian Christmas
• Man who choked officer gets probation
• Move by Mac to cost city thousands
• Huelskamp: Time to get to work
• Commission gets a look at future of Salina
• Salina homeowner fires shots at burglar
• Street Sweeping Schedule: November 21 - 23, 2011
• TOY RUN
• correction 11-21-11
• City to consider waste agreement with McPherson
• Restaurant inspections
• 'It's who I am'
• Kansas Wesleyan's great debate tradition continues
• County to consider housing prisoners in Geary County
• Kansas Wesleyan's great debate tradition continues
• Housing prisoners on county's agenda
• City to consider waste agreement
• Motorcyclists make annual delivery
• Whataya think?
• Protecting children from sexual abuse
• Governor appoints area residents to statewide boards, committees
• Moving out
• Chill doesn’t dampen spirit
• Thanksgiving Eve service planned
• Children may mail letters to Santa
• Christmas Bazaar planned in WaKeeney
• Unhooked trailer causes wreck near Victoria
• Pennsylvania man injured in wreck near Oakley
• Ohio woman injured in vehicle rollover
• Lucas man injured in one-vehicle wreck
• Russell receives high rating on water treatment plant refinancing bonds
• personals 11-20-11
• Protecting children from sexual abuse
• Christmas Festival filled with music and merriment
• Salina squadron prepares for Afghanistan deployment
• Ohio woman injured in vehicle rollover
• Pennsylvania man injured in wreck near Oakley
• Lucas man injured in one-vehicle wreck
• Unhooked trailer causes wreck near Victoria
• City to consider waste agreement with McPherson
• County to consider housing prisoners in Geary County
• Citizen Board Position Available
• Salinan accused of stealing, reselling items
• Family & basketball
• Police blotter
• biz briefs 11-20-11
• Motorcycle Enthusiasts plan toy run
• Solomon man injured in wreck
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• Giving a hoot
• Zoo adds three ostriches
• Hays police investigating robbery
• Hawker left out of contract
• Police release photo of alleged shoplifters
• correction
• Church notes 11-18-11
• Changes made to Christmas lights contest
• Russell receives high rating on bonds
• Zoo adds three ostriches
• Solomon man hurt in crash
• Animal shelter worker rescues injured owl
• Police release photo of alleged shoplifting
• More great coverage of K-State Salina SIFE's game of LIFE from KSN TV.
• Salinan accused of stealing, reselling items
• OSU women's coach Budke killed in plane crash
• 'White Christmas' The Musical
• Journal's phone system again operational
• Claeys to seek 69th District House seat
• Late night fires damage Salina homes
• ext. was incorrect
• Belleville man arrested on federal warrant
• Bethany Home to celebrate 100 years
• Police blotter
• Arpke to again challenge Brungardt
• Amos Road open after bridge install
• Motorcycle toy run set for Sunday
• Film on old west to be shown Sunday
• Public to choose People's Choice winner
• McPherson College seeks student entrepreneurs
• Woman who escaped turns herself in
• Man charged in shooting to be tested again
• Orphans & optimists
• Beyond the call of duty
• Missouri man killed in Marion County crash
• Thanksgiving is just a week away! What are you thankful for this year?
• Salina native to run for 69th District seat
• Missouri man killed in Marion County crash
• K-State Salina SIFE's life-size LIFE game the focus of a Salina Journal story to...
• Firefighters volunteer to haul debris from woman’s garage fire
• TV, video game system taken from home
• Window broken in car
• Woman who twice escaped from police turns herself in
• Chamber divulges speaker
• Appeals court hears 2 Salina cases
• Activity, safety increases at Salina airport
• Man injured in head-on collision with semi
• Regulations, other factors cause EPA to ask for price hike
• Soccer equipment taken from coach's unlocked vehicle
• Bigger than Life
• 'A get-'er-done guy'
• Salinan injured in house fire
• Nighttime fire burns Indian Rock Park
• Woman is still on the run
• Salinan injured in house fire
• Man hurt in head-on collision with semi
• Apppeals court meeting in Salina hears local cases
• Activity up at Salina airport
• Central High soccer equipment taken from vehicle
• Multicultural Tasting Fair
• Police were searching for keys dropped during first escape when Salina woman escaped second time
• Salina chamber announces annual speaker
• Salina Municipal Airport busy in October
• Woman escapes arrest attempt -- twice
• Correction
• Sheriff to propose contract housing for inmates
• Abilene hospital to start on expansion
• Crude prices up, gas prices down
• Trooper shot during training exercise
• Salina police seek convenience store robbers
• Journal experiencing phone problems
• Turkey is topic of Learning in Retirement session
• Sheriff to propose housing inmates in other counties
• Abilene to break ground on hospital addition, renovation project
• Gas prices drop slightly
• Trooper hurt during training exercise
• Woman escapes twice from custody
• Police seek convenience store robbers
• Dinner theater planned in Atwood
• Investor trying to fill Salina building
• Police blotter 11-15-11
• Activities planned downtown on Saturday
• City accepts vehicle, equipment purchase plan
• USPS considers moving processing
• Woman accused of stealing from dependent adult
• 7 women hurt when SUV rolls
• Volunteer tax preparers needed
• Businesses get grants for wind turbines
• South debate team places first
• One arrest, others expected in connection with Smolan vandalism
• Sacred Heart debaters place at tournaments
• Russell County to take over EMS services
• Teen reports being robbed in mall parking lot
• Construction planned on railroad crossing
• Arkansas investor trying to fill Salina building
• 7 women hurt when SUV rolls
• Mark your calendar for the Multicultural Tasting Fair on Wednesday. You don't ha...
• Have you signed up for the blood drive tomorrow and Wednesday? The list of times...
• Postal service considering moving mail processing to Wichita
• Teen reports being robbed in mall parking lot
• Woman accused of stealing from dependent adult
• One in custody, more arrests expected in connection with Smolan vandalism
• Delivery of the Monday, Nov. 14 edition
• Construction 101
• The beauty in the beast
• KDOT road projects
• Poems the subject at Nov. 21 meeting
• Mall in the Hall planned in Decatur County
• Trap shoot set for Sunday in Hunter
• Construction 101
• Delivery of the Sunday, Nov. 13 edition
• Woman hurt when truck rolls
• Patching a plan
• County to hear updates Friday
• City to discuss Project Open
• Police blotter
• 17 Kansas authors expected at roundup
• Physician to speak about dealing with diabetes
• Ranger to give Native American perspective
• Concordia nonprofits plan Christmas Tree Lane
• Breakfast with Santa planned
• Grissom to tell about mission of attorney's office
• Amazing 100 Miles Coalition to conduct annual meeting in Lucas
• A rolling start
• College expands entrepreneur project
• It's a calling
• 'Wreaths Across America' ceremony planned
• Annual turkey shoot is Nov. 19
• Food drive to be conducted
• Holiday Buffet to be Nov. 17
• Man hurt when van, pickup collide
• Woman hurt when truck rolls
• A rolling start
• City to discuss Project Open
• Buddhist monks learn to shun the bad, embrace the good and keep a pure mind
• County to hear updates Friday 
• Journal experiencing phone problems
• Mormons open Sunday service in Salina to the public
• Eight arrested off Most Wanted list
• McPherson police identify man killed in crash
• Mormons to have open services
• Corrections
• Standing strong
• Church notes
• Booths still available for See 'N' Sell
• Alternative gift market set for Saturday
• Best foot forward
• Street sweeping
• Saluting vets
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• Need something to do this evening? Go the the Otakats' OtaRave! 8 pm in College...
• Club basketball takes on Colorado Northwestern Community College in 10 minutes....
• Be sure to get your I <3 Veterans pin!
• It's not too late to donate to SIFE's Veterans Day drive! Take your prepackaged...
• Journal experiencing phone problems
• Students, faculty, and staff who are veterans or currently serving can get a fre...
• In honor of Veterans Day, SIFE is collecting items today to make care packages f...
• Thank you to all of our students, faculty, and staff who are veterans or are cur...
• McPherson police ID man killed in crash
• Street Sweeping Schedule: November 14 - 18, 2011
• 29-year-old Inman man killed in crash
• Emergency preparedness
• Double blazes
• Court of Appeals to meet in Salina
• Virtual career fair for home-based jobs to be held in Salina, across state
• Legislators say they don't understand Brownback's school funding plan
• Man pays for service, then stops payment on check
• Sun worshipper
• Chamber seeks local musical talent for annual banquet
• Man says someone reactivated old cellphone
• Free mental health screenings offered
• Free memory screenings offered
• Meeting planned for new organization
• Woman to stand trial for making criminal threats against murderer
• In a word, 'remembering'
• United Way hosting online auction
• Fried chicken for dinner in the cafeteria this evening. It smells delicious!
• Good luck to Club Basketball as they take on Colby Community College in the CCC...
• 29-year-old Inman man killed in crash
• The newest veterans reflect on the meaning of Veterans Day
• Find out what SIFE's HeroRAT project is all about! Stop by the Tech Center Lobby...
• Woman to stand trial for making threats against murderer, attorney
• Man pays for service, then stops payment on check
• Man says someone reactivated old cellphone
• Garage damaged, contents destroyed in late night fire
• Fire damages Salina house
• District court
• correction
• Health care passion rewarded
• Lindsborg Boy Scouts to host pancake feed
• Saturday is Military Appreciation Day at KWU football game
• Children's craft classes available in Abilene
• Public meeting planned concerning city landfill
• South debaters take fourth at Collegiate
• Pack Rat Smokes co-owner faces trial
• Salina man charged with unlawfully entering country
• Public health advisory lifted for Logan City Lake
• BIRD SHORTAGE
• Oakdale Elemenetary honored
• KDHE Public Meeting - Salina Landfill Permit Modification
• 2011 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection
• Street Sweeping Schedule November 7 - 10, 2011
• Veterans Day City Refuse Collection/Disposal Schedule
• First Thursday Art Rush November 2011
• Toys for Tots campaign begins
• Abandoned house destroyed by fire
• Families mourn
• Attorney argues for pastor's release
• Dole given award by Kansas Wesleyan University
• Buddy boys
• Police blotter
• Search continues for second suspect in vandalism
• Not guilty plea entered for Srack on drug charges
• Soup to benefit Catholic Charities to be collected at cooking show
• $3,000 worth of items stolen from salvage yard
• Three arrested in connection with thefts
• Paulson's murder trial continued to March
• Special treats
• Salina, area towns awarded humanities grants
• Parks and Rec offers free movie on Thursday
• Not guilty plea entered for Srack
• Farm vandalism investigation continues
• Attorney asks that pastor's bail be reduced
• Dole honored by Kansas Wesleyan
• Paulson trial continued until March
• Police looking to identify people in video
• Journal lists wrong date for event
• Soup drive to benefit Catholic Charities
• Security cameras, other items taken from salvage yard
• Three arrested in connection with thefts
• Fire damages abandoned house, outbuildings in New Cambria
• Arrest made in farm vandalism case in Cloud Co.
• Special treats
• Learning opportunities 10-31-11
• Medications dropped off at sheriff's office
• K-State studies snake's ability to clone itself
• Restaurant inspections
• 401(k)-style plan may be in KPERS' future
• 'Auto'-matic for the company
• Animal shelter to reduce fees for cats, kittens
• Trolley ride offered to coloring contest winners
• National Adoption Day to be observed
• Special treats
• Hay fire reduces visibility on I-70
• Concordia man accused of vandalism
• Assaria native to be honored at Park University ceremony
• Animal shelter to reduce fees for cats, kittens
• Festival on the street
• County to consider multi-use discount for rental of expo facilities
• Correction
• Suspect arrested in bank robbery case
• Program planned on 'Oceans of Kansas'
• Lunch and Learn program to address environmental issues
• Salina Educational Forum planned
• Chicken and noodle dinner planned
• City commission not meeting
• Topeka woman to speak against death penalty
• Former Salinan to speak about cowboys and cowtowns
• Author to tell about Crazy Horse
• Program to focus on area man in D-Day
• Curbside leaf collection to begin
• 'Happy Bear' to visit Salina Public Library
• Merry mortician
• Learning opportunities 10-24-11
• Volunteer training set at zoo
• Veterans Day program planned
• Sale to benefit Relay for Life on Saturday
• Suspect arrested in bank robbery case
• Festival held on Fourth Street
• County to consider multi-use discount
• City commission will not meet
• Sheriff's office collects unwanted drugs
• Salina ghost hunters search for paranormal activity
• Salina man is headed back to trial
• Woman recalls near-death experience
• Three hurt in Ellsworth County crash
• Police blotter
• Salina man hurt in three vehicle crash at Smoky Hill River bridge
• United Way accepting applications for grants
• Church plans trunk-or-treat event
• Oktoberfest planned in Abilene
• Entries being accepted in Frosty 5K, Merry Mile, Santa Sprint
• Field day planned
• Driver Safety Program planned
• About $500,000 damage done to farm equipment
• What to look for in Sunday's Edition
• Police seek man who beat, robbed liquor store clerk
• Man gets more than 5 years for crash that killed woman
• Bone marrow registry drive planned
• Three arrested on drug charges
• correction
• Church notes 10-29-11
• Solicitation calls not from local police, fire departments
• Salina man hurt in crash
• Salinan sentenced to more than 5 years for crash that killed woman
• 3 hurt in crash north of Ellsworth
• Last chance to enter! Friday's question: How many web pages are there on the Int...
• Vandals do $500,000 in damage to farm machinery
• The Cat Cannon has a new coat of paint and is ready for its closeup at tomorrow'...
• Solicitation calls not from local police, fire departments
• Liquor store clerk beaten, robbed
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Assaria native to be honored at Park University ceremony
• ‘Big range’ & ‘beautiful sound’
• 2011 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection
• Truly Terrifying
• Police blotter
• Arpke resigns as treasurer for Kobach
• Animal shelter to offer straw for animal bedding
• Little River plans Fall Foliage Festival
• Author Roundup planned in Abilene
• Maine man arrested after leading troopers on chase in stolen car
• Petition to barricade Highland on Halloween denied
• Moran talks about military budget cuts
• Rec2Reality Receives $1,000 from Greater Salina Community Foundation
• A drive to give
• Thursday's question: How can I borrow materials from other libraries? Chat with...
• K-State Salina Faculty and Staff perform at the Homecoming Pep Rally!
• Trunk or Treat! Put the kiddos in their costumes and bring them to campus to col...
• Moran says defense spending cuts will affect Kansas
• Maine man arrested after leading troopers on chase in stolen car
• Marion County boys stage haunted house
• Petition denied to barricade Highland on Halloween
• Fewer than expected donate at blood drive
• Salina Journal Ticket Winners Announced
• Fourth Street festival to show off businesses
• Girls gathering donations for trip to Guatemalan orphanage
• corrections 10-27-11
• Salina business leaders inducted into hall of fame
• Police seek man who fled after car chase
• Kobach's campaign fined $5,000
• Special sendoff
• Kobach campaign hit with maximum fine
• Homecoming Week Pep Rally tonight, Trunk-or-Treat tomorrow, Hall-O-Hangar on Fri...
• Wednesday's question: How many databases does K-State subscribe to? Chat with a...
• Three inducted into Salina Business Hall of Fame
• Police seek man who fled after car chase
• Abilene man killed in crash in Topeka
• County crossed up at rail crossing
• Commissioners agree on fee schedule
• Not child’s play
• Notice to subscribers: Delivery on Wed., Oct. 26
• The China connection
• K-State flight team qualifies for nationals
• correction
• County to review charge for providing documents
• Calendar
• Police use Taser to stop Salina man
• Board hears about possible changes
• Three from Salina area named to interview board
• Two men arrested after Dollar General burglaries
• Cloud County college gets grant
• George Washington Carver Day Saturday in Minneapolis
• Burglars hit two rural properties
• Police blotter
• Chat with a Librarian for a chance to win a $25 giftcard to Applebees! Use the I...
• Suicidal man causes I-70 to be shut down
• Police use Taser to subdue Salina man
• 2 men arrested for Dollar General break-ins
• County unhappy with Kyle Railroad Solomon crossing
• K-State flight team places second at contest
• Notice to subscribers: Delivery for Tuesday, Oct. 25
• City delays decision on BiCenter's direction
• Too young
• Professor to talk about theater in prisons
• Small towns produce big results
• Tech college moves forward with accreditation process
• Shoppers still find Salina attractive
• Police blotter
• K O Railroad reports theft
• Injured player begins rehab
• Items taken from school found in ditch
• correction
• Bad times mean good times
• Salina man arrested after argument
• Man arrested for not returning rental car
• Attorney asks for bond reduction
• correction
• Man killed in fire not identified; authorities say blaze accidental
• Baby’s mom makes first appearance
• Shopping spree ends in charges
• Celebrate National Information Literacy Month and the launch of the library's ne...
• Commissioners vote to delay decision on BiCenter management
• National Guard soldiers happy to be home after a year in Iraq
• Salina South students to scare up food donations
• Man arrested for not returning rental car
• K&O Railroad reports theft
• Attorney asks for bond reduction
• Salina man arrested after argument
• Congratulations to Kansas State University Salina Flight Team for their 2nd plac...
• Joint preliminary hearing to be conducted for two charged in baby's death
• Credit cards stolen, used to make purchases
• Man killed in fire still not identified; officials say fire accidental
• Spaghetti dinner is feature of Holly Days fest
• Motorcycle toy run planned
• Bloody good fun
• Halloween events range from dancing monsters to Buddy Lee look-alikes
• Church notes 10-21-11
• Toy run planned in Clay Center
• Free Thanksgiving dinner planned
• Senior Christmas dinner planned
• Tickets on sale for See 'N' Sell
• Preppers a diverse group
• Here comes the sun
• Halloween events range from dancing monsters to Buddy Lee look-alikes
• Bloody good fun
• Subcriber Notice: Sunday, Oct. 23 Delivery
• Mall plans Halloween activities
• Lecture series speakers named
• Halloween event planned at bike shop
• Lincoln businesswomen plan craft fair
• Lee District to celebrate Halloween
• Wichita physician to speak
• Lebanon man hurt in truck wreck
• McPherson man convicted in stabbing
• Accreditation team results to be reviewed
• Prepping for disaster
• Gordon's Jeweler's store closes
• Community foundation announces grant awards
• Judgment days
• Some driver's license offices to be closed Wednesday, Thursday
• County to consider purchasing power washer
• City to consider BiCenter management contract
• Trumping the competition
• KSU-Salina sponsors Trunk-or-Treat event
• Performance date added to SCT play
• McPherson man convicted in stabbing
• Accreditation team results to be reviewed
• Gordon’s Jeweler’s store closes
• Lebanon man hurt in truck wreck
• Prepping for Disaster
• Some driver’s license offices to be closed Wednesday, Thursday
• County to consider purchasing power washer
• City to consider BiCenter management contract
• Man guilty of misdemeanors after confrontation with police
• Speaking of education
• Municipal court
• Stiefel has BiCenter concerns
• Welcoming ceremony planned for National Guard unit
• SHICK counselor to talk about Medicare drug plans
• Police blotter
• KSU-Salina students will trick-or-treat for canned goods
• KSU-Salina invites community to Homecoming pep rally
• Town Hall forum planned in Abilene
• Legion Auxiliary collecting used bicycles, bicycle parts
• Dropped cellphone leads police to suspect in burglary
• KW debaters do well in recent competitions
• Two events planned for Salina Emergency Aid-Food Bank
• Human remains found
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• Street sweeping
• Superintendent talks to seventh-graders about his job, school funding
• Dropped cellphone leads police to suspect in burglary
• Human remains found in burned mobile home in north Salina
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 24 - 28, 2011
• No City Commission Meeting on October 31, 2011
• City Offices Closed for Veteran's Day
• Group may be hired for BiCenter
• Rolling Hills: Leave exotics to us
• Love at 1st sight
• Ladies come out for breast cancer awareness event
• Gypsum Valley Road opens
• Former Grind owner gets 2.5 years
• Bill would protect rural post offices
• Star Lumber to close Salina lumberyard
• Job-seekers, employers meet at expo
• Accused mother appears in court
• Bring your little ghosts and goblins to Trunk or Treat on Thursday, Oct. 27. It'...
• City may hire group to manage BiCenter
• Bill would protect rural post offices
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers
• Salina man accused of stealing iron from railroad property
• Stolen credit card used to purchase four iPads
• Police blotter 10-21-11
• Salvation Army to begin accepting applications for Christmas assistance
• Salvation Army Angel Tree to be at Central Mall
• Two new giraffes find home at Rolling Hills
• Gypsum Valley Road reopens
• Former Grind owner sentenced to 2 1/2 years
• Today is K-State Salina Day! Say hello to our future students and their families...
• Kansas State University Salina Flight Team made the news in Omaha, Neb., yesterday!
• Star to close lumberyard, but still serve market
• Stolen credit card used to purchase four iPads
• Salina man accused of stealing iron from railroad property
• Mother of murdered toddler makes first court appearance
• Salinan accused of forging checks
• correction
• Oberlin mourns loss of popular young airman
• Police blotter
• Airport authority gets uplifting news
• corrections
• 2-year-old dies in farm accident
• SEARCH-ing for a job
• Last day for Monkey in My Chair campaign
• Saline County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Saline County
• National Guard soldiers to be welcomed home in Sunday ceremony
• Celebrate Asian culture with the Multicultural Student Union in the Tech Center...
• Salina man accused of forgery
• Belleville boy, 2, dies after being run over by tractor
• Unleash the Terror Haunted House
• Enroll in chronic pain management class
• Attend Business Hall of Fame ceremony
• Hays offers drop-off site for unused drugs
• Attorney General files murder charges in Decatur County
• Hays woman injured when car hit cows
• Rules might change for Kansas boat owners
• Convoys raise funds for Special Olympics
• 'Bigger and Better'
• Toddler's mother arrested for murder
• Mall officials confirm new bookstore
• Police blotter
• Arts advocacy group: It's time to take action
• Marion County site on national register
• County commissioners not sure if they should insure chief judge
• City wants county landfill-road lawsuit tossed
• Jobs expo set for Thursday at Central Mall
• Salina, McPherson County awarded grants federal money
• Special pickup for expired drugs
• Congratulations to future student Mason McIntosh! He received the Alan Cordel Ae...
• Rules might change for Kansas boat owners
• Mall management confirms bookstore to open in former Waldenbooks
• Mother of dead toddler arrested on murder, other charges
• Kansas State University Salina Flight Team is currently in Omaha, Neb., for the...
• City wants county's landfill-road suit tossed
• County commissioners not sure if they should insure chief judge
• Hays woman hurt in crash
• Windows broken on building
• Salinan accused of punching woman
• Dog costume contest to be Saturday
• First frost could occur this week
• Salina Central cars damaged, equipment stolen
• Central Mall might get new book store
• Police blotter
• City looks at new lights downtown
• Delphos man faced prison at time of death
• Man shot in Decatur County
• Hoxie man hurt when semi overturns
• 3 accused of counterfeit paychecks
• corrections
• KDOT approves bids for highway projects
• KBI investigating Hays' inmate's death
• Salina Central debate team competes
• Sacred Heart debate team competes
• City to allow tattoo parlors downtown
• 'I am so proud'
• Thank you to everyone who helped out with the photo shoot today!
• Salina to allow downtown tattoo parlors
• City to continue study of downtown lights
• Central Mall might get new book store
• Hoxie man hurt when semi overturns
• KBI investigating Hays' inmate's death
• Man killed by troopers faced prison time
• Commissioners want more time to consider lighting study
• Dozens take oath to become U.S. citizens
• Arrest made in Decatur County shooting
• Salina man accused of aggravated battery
• Vehicles damaged, equipment stolen from Central High
• church notes for 10-15-11
• The power of athletics
• Major Move
• Learning opportunities 10-17-11
• Major Move
• Hays man killed in one-vehicle crash
• NEA chapter leader to talk at banquet
• Registration being accepted for Rural Opportunities Conference
• CCC to host tourny during homecoming
• County to hear about railroad crossing
• City to look at lighting plan
• Poinsettia sale orders are being accepted
• Youth applications for grants sought
• Fix-up jobs
• Online voting begins in calendar contest
• Work to start on Old Highway 40
• Postal problems
• Area cities recognized for revitalization
• Football player 'improving,' dad says
• The American Dream
• Lions Club Beef Barbecue set
• Fort Hays site hosts 'Graveside Conversations'
• Trip planned to Golden Eagle Casino
• Assisted Deer Hunt set for Dec. 9 to 11
• Prairie Patch craft show planned
• Speech to focus on conflict resolution
• Football player ‘improving,’ dad says
• Fix-up job
• Youth applications for grants sought
• Work to start on Old Highway 40
• Area cities recognized for revitalization
• County to hear about railroad crossing
• City to look at lighting plan
• Man gets 15 years for murders
• 53-foot trailer reported stolen
• Marathon to benefit girl with leukemia
• Identity of man killed in Delphos confirmed
• Boy taken to hospital after falling in motel pool
• Correction FBI-KBI
• Budding boosters
• Foot chase
• Police blotter
• Bake sale to raise money for toy run
• Commodities to be distributed
• Haunted house set to open Friday
• Curator to talk about textile conservation
• Retrospective to focus on Eisenhower
• McPherson names new police chief
• Governor orders flags at half-staff
• Salina man shoots dog that attacked his dog
• Volunteer Connection chosen for United Way grant
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• Street sweeping
• Make plans to cheer for the K-State Salina Club Baseball team as they take on th...
• 3-year-old taken to hospital after falling in motel pool
• KBI confirms identity of man shot at Delphos
• The RSVP date has been extended to Oct. 28!
• 15-year sentence ordered in double murder
• Photos from Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority's Bras for a Cause event. Make sure you c...
• Salina man arrested after short foot chase
• Deputies search for missing trailer
• Salina man shoots rottweiler as it attacks dachshund
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 17th – 21st, 2011
• 2011 Asphalt Mill and Inlay Road Work Daily Update - October 12, 2011
• Police blotter
• Arts advocacy group sets meeting in Salina
• Salinan accused of two burglaries
• 3 hurt in crash on I-135 at Bridgeport exit
• Two men appeared on History Channel show
• Truck smashes into patrol car on I-135
• FBI investigates jailhouse death
• Fire damages North Santa Fe Avenue home
• Two killed in Mitchell County crash
• Teen hurt when Mack truck hits car
• Kansas poet awarded lifetime honor at Salina luncheon
• Work on levee hike-bike trail starts
• Arizona man accused of committing crimes in Hays
• Concordia teen hurt in crash
• Not quite Taco Time's time
• Tailgate party planned
• Tipping semi spills diesel fuel
• They still can do magic
• Former CIA official to speak in Abilene
• Director of wildlife refuge to speak
• Concordia teen hurt in crash
• Fire damages home on North Santa Fe
• As part of Fire Safety Prevention Week we have activities and the fire departmen...
• Salina area men to appear on History Channel show
• Flags to be flown at half-staff to honor fallen firefighters
• Two killed in rollover crash
• Have you put your team together for the video contest? Just a little more than t...
• Taco Time closes
• 2 hurt when truck slams into back of police car at I-135, Magnolia
• KBI investigating death of Lincoln County Jail inmate
• Identity of man killed by KHP in Delphos still not confirmed
• 3 hurt in crash on I-135 at Bridgeport exit
• 20th Annual Friends of the Smoky Hill Museum Poinsettia Sale Fundraiser
• 2011 Levee Hike and Bike Trail Project
• McPherson College offers homecoming events
• Crash at I-135 exit at Bridgeport investigated
• The sound of rushing money
• St. Francis gets grants for library
• Salina man arrested after chase
• Salina man being held on attempted murder, other charges
• Man injured at work remains critical
• Nurse: Head injury didn’t cause player to collapse
• Mobile home in Solomon destroyed by fire
• Man accused of abusing woman, to stand trial
• Deadly shootout
• Crash at Bridgeport I-135 exit investigated
• Fire destroys Solomon mobile home
• Man injured in PTO still critical
• Man accused of abusing woman ordered to stand trial
• Looking for students to participate in a photo shoot on Monday! Catwalk skills n...
• Salina man being held on attempted murder, other charges
• Happy birthday to Phi Delta Theta Kansas Eta! They've been chartered for 9 years.
• Salina man arrested following chase
• Online voting begins in calendar contest
• Delphos suspect killed in exchange of gunfire with law enforcement
• Consultant suggests big changes to schools
• County to seek buyers for old fire station
• Fairground bookings drop
• correction 10-12-11
• Police blotter 10-12-11
• Volunteers needed for Fall Fixup Day
• Program on graduate school at KSU-Salina
• Program on breast cancer, health offered
• Projects help needy get ahead
• Water for wheat
• KDOT worker from Ellsworth injured
• Salinan pleads not guilty for reckless driving
• Father, son accused of stealing, reselling air conditioners, parts
• Salina Downtown gets grant to start fund for 'shared kitchen'
• Genealogist to speak at Tabor College
• Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority is hosting Bras for a Cause tonight in the cafeteria...
• "Socially Interacting Robots" appearing soon in a Tech Center near you! Catch th...
• Expo center loses events; county hopes new marketing plan will draw more attention
• Trying to decide if a graduate degree is right for you? Attend our workshop tomo...
• 2011 Asphalt Mill And Inlay Road Work Daily Update - October 7, 2011
• Water Distribution System Leak Detection Survey
• Police blotter
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• Orientation, training planned for adult zoo volunteers
• Donations to go for the learning impaired
• Fall festival planned
• Additional night of auditions scheduled for 'White Christmas'
• Commission lifts ban on downtown tattoo parlors
• All in the family
• SES board discusses social networking
• Hot pink
• Hotel rooms trashed during weekend party
• Parking fines to increase
• Motorcyclist ordered in appear in court
• Injured Beloit player better
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• Several injured in Cloud County crash
• Salina Downtown receives $70,500 grant
• Salina man sentenced on sex charges
• Commissioners vote to lift ban on downtown tattoo parlors
• Condition of Beloit football player continues to improve
• 4 rooms damaged at Days Inn
• Salina hotel rooms trashed during party
• A beauty with the beasts
• Man without Border(s)
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 10th - 14th
• Women in Ag session set for Nov. 3
• Lecture series planned
• KSU-Salina drama club plans fundraiser
• Breast cancer survivor to speak at event
• School board to get recommendations
• Police blotter
• Learning opportunities 10-10-11
• A beauty with the beasts
• Man without Border(s)
• Man without Border(s)
• Semitrailer fire temporarily closes I-70
• Little horses, big dreams
• A source of pride
• County to consider bids for fire station
• Correction
• City to consider tattoo, piercing shops
• Injured Beloit football player making remarkable recovery, father says
• National commander to visit local post
• Selling satisfaction
• Annual turkey supper planned
• Hyllningsfest parade celebrates Swedish heritage in Lindsborg
• Little horses, big dreams
• Injured Beloit football player making remarkable recovery, father says
• Lottery tickets taken during convenience store burglary
• Church notes for 10-8-11
• Survey of city water system to being Monday
• tomorrow box
• Salina South debaters compete
• KW teams raise money for cancer
• Adjutant general of Kansas to give talk
• Benefit dinner, auction planned
• Museum to mark Eisenhower's birth
• Genealogy help session planned
• Fall Fixup Day planned for Oct. 15
• Depression support group forming
• Wildlife refuge to conduct a Bioblitz
• Volleyball team set to 'Dig For a Cure'
• Street sweeping
• Sentencing postponed for Grind owner
• Argument leads to shooting in leg
• Church pastor suspended after being arrested on sex charges
• Police blotter
• Another performance time added to "Pinkalicious" musical
• Officers haul man from courtroom
• Sentencing postponed for Grind owner
• Man accused of murder removed from court after emotional outburst
• Salinan shot in leg
• Salina man arrested on sex charges
• Water meter work continues
• Operation Bigs misses out on $50,000
• Stiletto sprinters race for the cure
• Gypsum offers a Fun Festival
• Best memory: his smile
• Counties added to drought list
• Sears to have Safety Month activities
• Fashion show to benefit children's center
• College president to speak
• Guns Hoses Bowl scheduled
• Bond set at $1 million for suspect in baby's death
• Police blotter
• Fire threatens houses in Lincoln County
• Projectors taken from Salina Central
• President Kirk Schulz will give the State of the University address today, 3:30...
• Wednesday fire threatens Lincoln County buildings
• Salinan reports damage to car
• Projectors taken from Central High
• Bond set at $1 million for suspect in baby's death
• First Thursday Art Rush - October 6th, 2011
• Salina man accused of burglary at theater
• St. Francis to close Ellsworth operation
• ‘Repealer’ explains new office
• Advisory panel to study jail overcrowding
• Phillipsburg firm gets $5.2M in loans
• Ellis man dies in crash
• Backup Plan
• Beaten baby dies
• 'Phantom' film to be shown today
• It's Game Show Mania night for Club Competition Week! 7pm in the College Center...
• Repealer secretary takes suggestions about state laws to take off the books
• St. Francis to close Ellsworth operation
• Judicial advisory board to study jail overcrowding
• Kansas State University Study Abroad will be in the Tech Center Lobby from 9 am...
• Salinan accused of burglary at theater
• Man arrested in connection with baby's death
• Fossil hunter to speak at Rolling Hills
• Genealogical talk planned Saturday
• 'Wagathon' 5K run-walk set for Oct. 22
• County considers leasing land for public hunting
• County OKs new equipment for rural fire districts
• Rare encounter
• County to get $1M for road upgrade
• correction 10-5-11
• correction 10-5-11
• Police blotter 10-5-11
• Youth GrantMakers Council accepting grant applications
• Quite a dust up
• Two in Hays charged with sex crimes
• Drills, batteries, chargers stolen from theater
• County to get $1 million for Country Club Road improvements
• K-State Salina Club Baseball plays tonight at 6 p.m. Go cheer them on at James M...
• Farmers plant wheat, hope for rain
• Tony's Road (at the north end of campus) will be closed through the end of the w...
• Two in Hays face sex charges
• Bull elk killed in crash with truck on I-70
• Tools taken from Salina Community Theatre
• Road Repairs On Raymond Avenue - October 4, 2011
• Salina South debate squad places at meets
• Roller coaster weather month
• Minneapolis student wins regional, statewide poster contest
• Four arrests made from 'Most Wanted' list
• Monster trucks have monster power
• Salina man accused of stealing 2 chainsaws
• Jail inmate accused of attacking deputy
• Foreign intervention
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• correction
• blotter
• Halloween fundraiser planned at Victorian house
• Author, journalist Oswald to speak at Mothers' Hour
• 'Gorby' and 'Good Morning'
• Man cut in confrontation released from hospital
• Group Kick with William Jones! Get your sweat on tonight at 6 in the Student Lif...
• Minneapolis student wins statewide poster contest
• It's Club Competition Week! Catch the volleyball tournament tonight at 7.
• Man cut in confrontation released from hospital
• 'Gorby' and 'Good Morning America'
• Monster trucks loaded with power, speed
• Winch, truck parts stolen
• Adult toys and videos stolen from business
• Salina man accused of stealing 2 chainsaws
• Jail inmate accused of attacking deputy
• Library to have events featuring pets
• FUN AT WORK
• Utah man injured in crash near WaKeeney
• Mountain Man Rendezvous set for Oct. 7-9
• Grant, loan programs to be discussed at 'Lunch and Learn' event
• Free mental health screening offered
• Cloud to mark Cook Series anniversary
• Bank on it
• Learning opportunities 10-3-11
• On a mission
• Fun at work
• On a Mission
• Utah man injured in crash near WaKeeney
• Breast cancer event planned in Abilene
• Goin' to the dogs
• County to hear about rail crossing
• No city commission meeting Monday
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• Street sweeping
• Special events planned at library
• Dorrance man injured in collision
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• The cost of crime
• Goin' to the dogs
• County to hear about rail crossing
• No city commission meeting Monday
• Dorrance man injured in collision
• Chamber unveils new program
• Police blotter
• Walk to bring attention to domestic violence
• Repealer Secretary to visit Salina
• On alert
• Two hurt in Ottawa County crash
• Portion of Sundgren Road reopened
• Schilling Road opens following replacement of bridge
• Portion of Raymond Avenue to close for construction
• Four injured in head-on collision
• Niles Road to close for construction
• Salina man indicted on drug, firearm charges
• Man accused of intent to distribute
• Fight between homeless men leads to injury
• Colorado woman hurt in crash
• Church notes 10-1-11
• Former nurse accused of unlawfully acquiring, possessing prescription drugs
• Police blotter
• Boy accused of attempting to rob woman
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• New scholarships for study abroad students! Stop by the Academic and Career Advi...
• Women in Aviation is washing cars at the softball field until 6. Go enjoy the ni...
• 4 hurt in Norton County crash
• Chamber launches marketing initiative
• Niles Road to close for construction
• Colorado woman hurt in crash
• Salina man arrested after altercation
• Salina man indicted on drug, firearm charges
• Man charged with intent to distribute 88 pounds of cocaine
• Schilling Road to reopen today
• Chemistry experiment
• City Commission Meeting Notice - Sep 28, 2011
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 3rd - 7th
• Hearing aid center to have grand opening
• Journal looking for holiday recipes
• Tech rescue conference being conducted in Salina
• Mustang tailgate planned
• Kansas Wesleyan sports teams to raise money for breast cancer
• Imposition of Beloit sales tax delayed until January
• Sales tax numbers decrease
• Man famed for feats of feet
• Stories of Hope
• Watch Intramural flag football tonight at 6 at Thaemert Field, then head over to...
• Two hurt in Ottawa County crash
• Imposition of Beloit sales tax delayed until Jan. 1
• Military school experiments with electronic books
• Tech rescue conference being conducted in Salina
• Boy accused of attempted robbery
• Former nurse accused of unlawfully acquiring, possessing prescription drugs
• New CEO named for OCCK
• Naturalization ceremony to be in Salina
• Car wash planned at KSU-Salina
• Assaria boy pleads guilty to murder
• Grant will allow for distance learning
• County commissioners go 'home' for meeting
• Salina police probe heist of 463 KDOT snow, grader blades
• Reduction in number of voting locations discussed
• Press on
• County ponders new expo center
• corrections
• Tax increase for bridge projects discussed
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Former St. John's student dies in motorcycle crash
• Rummage, bake sale Saturday
• Grant will allow for distance learning
• K-State Salina students are using iPads everywhere from the cockpit to the class...
• Reduction in number of voting locations discussed
• Stop by Tech Center Lobby today for a root beer float from Women In Aviation or...
• County commissioners discuss increasing tax levy to pay for bridge replacement
• Trailer, ramp taken from funeral home
• Vehicle damaged, items taken
• Blades worth more than $42,000 taken from KDOT yard
• County to look at feasibility of new expo center
• Assaria boy, 15, pleads guilty to murder of stepbrother
• KWU Chorale Performs For Art A La Carte
• Benefit garage sale planned
• Police blotter
• Get your heels on and race
• Volunteering is topic of discussion
• Bike ride planned Saturday
• The Universe and future exploration program
• Woman accused of making threats
• Enrollment up at local colleges
• Doggone it
• Commissioner apologizes at county meeting
• Community Corrections reports funding cut
• Woman involved in chase had medical issue
• Rallying cry
• Groups seek public help in snagging $50,000 grant
• Appeals court upholds convictions
• Head out to Matson Field to watch Club Baseball take on the Indians in their 6th...
• Enrollment is up at K-State Salina and Manhattan!
• Rally conducted in support of postal service
• Woman accused of threatening police chief, judge, others
• Final Wheatland Cluster show this weekend in Salina
• Commission chairman apologizes for not allowing public discussion
• Groups need public's help to snag $50,000 grant
• Enrollment up at local colleges
• Woman involved in chase suffered from diabetic reaction
• Pawnee Rock man hurt in crash
• Jurors find Salinan guilty of some charges, not guilty of others
• New York fire chief painted 'mental pictures' of 9-11 disaster
• Gage earns extra time off from the city
• Police use spikes to stop woman
• Salina teen arrested for selling pills
• Operation Christmas Child kickoff is Saturday
• Solomon Corp. celebrating 40 years
• Lecture to focus on food safety, nutrition
• Long-term topic of meetings
• 'Happy 140th' is theme for Glasco's Fun Day
• Police blotter
• More jobs
• Trial scheduled for former deputy
• Salina man to face trial on sex charges
• Police arrest suspect in shootings
• Woman with medical condition leads police on 'chase'
• Pawnee Rock man hurt in crash
• City manager to get extra vacation in lieu of pay raise
• Girl accused of selling muscle relaxant pills
• Trial scheduled for former deputy
• Salinan to face trial on sex charges
• Salina man accused of shooting gun into home, vehicles
• KASA to add 20 jobs
• Police say Salina man died of apparent overdose
• Salina School Board to consider property purchase
• Learning opportunities 9-26-11
• Cancer Crusade
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• Brownback to speak at Eisenhower dinner
• Restaurant inspections
• Get use to life without growth
• Really special Olympians
• Base cleanup talks to start in October
• Jewelry, cash, safe reported stolen
• More than a dozen events planned for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• A fun day at the fair
• Local policies affect the environment
• Oktoberfest, German car show draw hundreds
• New Cambria man dies in car crash
• Change in course
• County to consider vacating road
• City to consider change to manager contract
• Calendar
• Brownback to speak at Eisenhower Legacy Dinner
• Cook lecture to be on unemployment
• Housing authority to have open house
• That's classic
• Shake-up at KWU
• Oktoberfest, car show draw hundreds
• Kids events popular at street fair
• New Cambria man dies in car crash
• County to consider vacating road
• City to consider change to manager contract
• Shake-up at Kansas Wesleyan
• Street Sweeping Schedule - September 26th - 30th, 2011
• Catholic Charities event nets nearly $95,000
• Police blotter
• Salina police looking for man involved in altercation
• Astronomy club's observing night planned
• Activities planned for Substance Abuse Recovery Month
• Night out to focus on being prepared
• Annual Life Chain event Oct. 2 in Salina
• Free shred day set
• Flu shots offered to the public
• Fall Sale is set for Oct. 30 in Salina
• Chisholm Trail Day Festival Oct. 1 in Abilene
• Church notes
• Counterfeit bills being passed in Salina
• Journal looking for holiday recipes
• Teen clothing store to open at Central Mall
• District court
• Moran names Salinans to board
• KW Homecoming royalty announced
• Rally for USPS is scheduled
• Medications stolen from Salina nursing home
• PKM hosts second Steel Day
• Teen clothing store to open at Central Mall
• Guilty verdict reached in murder trial
• K-State Salina and Willie the Wildcat are tailgating at the Salina Central Musta...
• Medications taken from Salina nursing home
• Police looking for two in connection with incident
• Counterfeit bill passed at Sonic
• The Sun(woo) also rises
• Beyond The Yellow Brick Road: Kansas on The Silver Screen, A First Thursday Presentation
• Tour planned of Wilson Lake, western Lincoln County
• Bra decorating party to support cancer awareness
• Motorcycle among items taken during burglary
• Salina man arrested on drug charges
• Correction cattle drive
• Copper wire taken from semitrailer
• Chris Cornell to play solo Salina concert
• Baker satisfies Kernza knead
• Three named to Business Hall of Fame
• Hedville man arrested for making threat with knife
• Two killed in McPherson County crash
• Beverly man dies of injuries
• Defendant: ‘I took the pipe and beat her’
• Workshop to offer information for hard of hearing
• Fred Guzek was recognized as Professor of the Week at the football game last Sat...
• Two killed in McPherson County crash
• Pathologist: Head injuries 'much more difficult' to produce face-to-face
• Are you a Wildcat Forever? Don't forget that opportunities like these are availa...
• Bread made from Kernza to be available at Prairie Festival
• Beverly man dies after tree falls on him
• Bra decorating event planned
• Catholic Charities raises nearly $95,000
• Salina man arrested on drug charges
• Chris Cornell to perform at Stiefel
• Copper wire cut from semitrailer
• Motorcycle among items taken in burglary
• Hedville man accused of making threats
• Chamber names three to hall of fame
• City Of Salina News: Water Meter Replacement Program
• Explore medical careers at open house
• Music, barbecue planned in Luray
• T-shirt sales support the United Way
• Old tractors featured in parade
• Workshop on recession offered
• Telling a different narrative
• 2 arrested in connection with burglary
• Window doesn't break despite blows
• Beer, brats and German cars on tap
• Man arrested after alleged choking
• DVACK gets grant for victim services
• Final arrest made in recent potpourri case
• Man arrested after glass doors shattered
• Man accused of cashing father's checks
• Effort to stress the value of art
• Family matters
• Confronted with reality
• Window, liquor bottles damaged at store
• 10th arrest made for potpourri distribution
• Salinan accused of taking money from his father
• Salina man arrested on numerous charges
• Barbecue contest planned in Atwood
• Salina's Got Talent winners to perform
• Tailgate party planned for Friday
• Chili Cook-Off canceled because of lack of entries
• Cutest Dog contest set for Friday
• Juneteenth pancake feed planned
• Salina Gun Show is Saturday, Sunday
• Brookville spaghetti feed Saturday
• Old Settlers' Day set for Saturday
• Building authority to purchase lockers
• County continues to debate gun resolution
• Scottish festival features food, fun
• Oh, shoot
• Vote delayed on downtown tattoo parlor
• Salinan accused of stealing cellphone sign
• Victim’s online friend testifies during trial
• TOP SECURITY
• Restaurant construction could begin soon
• Planners delay action on tattoo parlor
• Meeting regarding shooting range becomes heated
• Two arrested in connection with garage break-in
• Man accused of stealing empty cases from adult DVDs
• Board agrees to buy lockers for cellphones
• Green troubadour
• McDonal's expansion gets OK from city
• Police blotter
• Salinan accused in battery
• Professional development talk planned
• Tailgate party today at Salina Stadium
• Housing authority accepting applications
• Tucson's donating part of profits tonight
• Commission votes to end investigation of Norris' sale
• Education coalition gets United Way grant
• Girl, 14, accused of battery
• 'The death of Kandi'
• Sandia National Laboratories will be on campus tomorrow, 9-11am. They will be ac...
• City votes to end investigation of sale at Norris
• Testimony to begin Tuesday in murder trial
• 'Eco-troubador' teaches kids about recycling
• Get your hair cut and your resume updated, tomorrow is the All-University Career...
• Salina man accused of beating woman
• Raymond Avenue Road Construction - September 20, 2011
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule September 19 - 23, 2011
• North Fifth Street Road Construction - September 19, 2011
• Preventative Maintenance The City of Salina Utilities Department to Flush Water Lines With Free Chlorine
• Model trains on display
• Panel to discuss civil rights legacy
• Reception planned for new CCC president
• Artifact Identification Workshop is Saturday
• Pavement to be replaced on Raymond
• Party time
• World Champ
• County to hear shooting-range proposal
• City to consider McDonald's expansion
• Lutheran church to have soup supper
• Free prostate cancer screening set
• Picnic planned for stroke victims
• Gone fishin'
• Learning opportunities 9-19-11
• Bethany professor, Sweden native to speak
• Herington woman embroiders way to international acclaim
• Salina man faces multiple charges
• North-central Kansas towns receive rainfall
• Carter Green Plays Art a la Carte
• Is Salina missing out?
• Surprise!
• Hearing empowered
• Journal seeks holiday recipes
• NAACP Block Party draws 200 people
• Man stabbed while deliverying pizza
• Surprise!
• City to consider McDonald's expansion
• County to hear shooting-range proposal
• Van damaged and burglarized
• Is Salina missing out?
• Police blotter
• Son accused of forging checks on account
• Brigade to 'adopt' schools, KWU
• Mini VETS clinic offered at Central
• Have pics taken of your furry friends
• Registration being taken for mystery trip
• Salinan accused of beating man with log
• LongHorn set to build next month
• Authority looks at cell situation
• North Fifth asphalt to be replaced
• Moran accepting service academy names
• Man gets probation after shooting computer
• Second Steel Day stronger than first
• County might open public shooting range
• Judge hear arguments on 54 sex charges
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• 'Pocket' change
• Senior Kenny Ham and his brother, Michael, are featured on the Popular Mechanics...
• Man gets probation on gun, drug charges
• County to discuss public shooting range
• Lockers could solve cellphone dilemma
• Fight leads to arrest
• Salina man accused of burglary, forging checks
• Look who's talking
• Authorities reopen Shipton Road
• Postal service considers consolidation
• Wichita men face federal charges
• Salinan arrested after standoff with police
• Police blotter
• Skateboarders invited to compete
• Little Cougar cheer clinic coming up
• Colby receives grant of $960,000
• Grab your coats, blankets, and hot chocolate and head over to Matson Field to ch...
• Post offices face consolidation
• Deputy's crash being investigated
• Look who's talking
• Join MSU for a Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration! Enjoy Hispanic music, dancer...
• Former Clifton woman could face death penalty in Arizona murder
• Postal service to study moving mail processing from Salina to Wichita
• 30-minute standoff with police ends with arrest
• Wichita men indicted in connection with McPherson County case
• Log cabin quilts to be presented
• Salina woman charged after 3-vehicle crash
• Time for transition
• Bond set for eight facing drug charges
• Rescue Mission raises money for gifts
• Parking garage to preserve aesthetics
• Teen accused of rape, battery
• Man nabbed in alley after car chase
• Ellis County man killed in rollover
• TV shows have eye on Salina
• Man trapped after crash
• No murder charge
• Need an excuse to spend this beautiful afternoon outdoors? Go cheer for K-State...
• Ground broken on parking garage at former Marymount College
• Authorities release name of man killed in Monday crash
• Charges filed in connection with May 10 fatal crash
• Today is the deadline to change your eID password. Go here to change it:
• Murder charge being dropped against New Cambria man
• Salina man arrested on sex charges
• Salina man arrested after car chase
• Minneapolis native leaves money for scholarships to Sterling College
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule September 12 - 16, 2011
• NAACP Block Party remains popular
• $15.6M grant for production
• Eakin named CEO of Osborne Industries
• correction 9-14-11
• Board discusses expenditure rules
• Roots of racism presentation at KWU
• Big Brothers Big Sisters requests help
• Police blotter 9-14-11
• Man sought for theft at Dollar General
• Commission talks building rents
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• $1.15M is United Way’s goal
• More potpourri found in Srack's car
• Osborne Industries names new president
• Brownback to speak at Eisenhower dinner
• United Way hopes to raise $1.15 million in 75 days
• $15.6 million to be invested in Oakley plant
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters competing for Pepsi grant
• Police release video of wallet theft
• More potpourri, 'manifesto' found in Srack vehicle
• County to consider lowering Expo Center rent for repeat users
• Joseph Vincelli Residency
• City OKs zoning, plan for school district center
• City looking into Norris' sale
• City to buy two fire trucks
• Ellis County man dies in rollover
• Medicare, Medicaid meeting is today
• Area men named to state boards
• Driver's license office closed Thursday
• Kanopolis brush fire under control
• Police blotter
• Nature expert to speak about Ecuador birds
• Former NFL player to speak at The City
• Mental health center to have screenings
• Edmond dies after motorcycle crash
• A man for all music
• Author: Get ready for new economy
• Grind owner, 8 others face drug charges
• School pays tribute
• Wreck in Russell County injures man and child
• City investigating Norris Furniture sale
• Ellis County man killed in Monday crash
• Colorado man, child hurt in Russell County crash
• Music teacher named Teacher of the Year
• Firefighters battle blaze east of Kanopolis
• Area men appointed to state boards
• Grind owner nabbed again for potpourri distribution
• Restaurant inspections
• Patience important for grand master
• learning opportunities 9-12-11
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• Day of memorials
• Fire contained at Exide plant
• Hospice Great Pumpkin Sale is Sept. 24
• Grief Busters to begin Sept. 27
• Motorcyclist injured after hitting deer
• Salina firefighters pay tribute to firefighters lost on 9-11
• Fire contained at Exide plant
• Motorcyclist injured after hitting deer
• Moving on
• Eisenhower library to focus on Constitution
• KSU-Salina to have candlelight ceremony
• 9-11: Life's lessons
• Bicyclist struck by vehicle in downtown Salina
• Man arrested for passing fake bills
• Norris Furniture sells to Manhattan business
• Firefighters to climb 110 stories on Sept. 11
• Video of Great Dane goes viral
• Teen goes off road while using GPS
• County commission to receive updates
• correction
• church notes 9-10-11
• Car hits parked pickup truck
• Hays man critical after car crash
• Walker raising water awareness
• Vehicles damaged on Fairdale
• Street sweeping
• POUND PLUNGE
• Police blotter
• Norris Furniture sells to Manhattan business
• City to consider purchase of fire engine
• Directors to update county commission
• A soldier's 9-11 story
• Pound Plunge under way
• 'I realized how precious life is'
• City to hire process director
• Beating for honey bun based on hoax
• Video of Great Dane goes viral
• Car hits parked pickup truck
• Man arrested for passing fake bills
• 9-11: Life's lessons
• K-State Salina students, faculty, staff, friends, and family are invited to a ca...
• Whew! This week was short but it was busy! Enjoy your weekend!
• Welcome-home video goes viral
• Two injured in crash
• Police investigate van burglary
• Police investigate burglary
• Salinan accused of passing counterfeit bills
• From depression, to hope
• Dru Davis Plays Art a la Carte
• Sonic memories
• Best of America shines after 9-11
• Fun with giants
• Lakewood bands to have concert Monday
• Salina businessman Anderson, 87, dies
• SES event to mark 9-11 attacks
• Phillipsburg program to remember 9-11
• K-State Salina Club Baseball is playing at 8 tonight at Matson field. Go cheer t...
• Salina businessman Andy Anderson, 87, dies
• Wichita teen hurt in Ellsworth County crash
• Be a hero. Roll up your sleeve. The sign up for the Red Cross Blood Drive on Sep...
• Clearly You Crystals is in Tech Center lobby today, 10a-4p. Stop by to get a fre...
• Vehicles damaged on Fairdale Road
• Bicyclist struck by car suffers minor injuries
• Citizen Board Vacancies - September 6, 2011
• Call For Parade Entries
• Parenting class on discipline starts Monday
• Enrollment for dog classes Sunday
• Campaign to benefit three programs
• SAA accepts bid for new fire station
• Firefighters again win Battle of the Badges
• Woman injured in collision near Marion
• City, county to head to court
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• Everything on the table in study of state's court system
• Yielding to nature
• We were not prepared
• Area agencies receive housing grants
• Memorial service to honor Sept. 11 victims
• Firefighters win Battle of the Badges
• SkillsUSA is meeting tonight at 6pm in the AVM Training hangar. There are compet...
• Saline County sues Salina over road agreement
• Still have limited available space for Wildcats Dinner Saturday evening! Call 82...
• Monday, Sept. 12, is the last day to drop and receive a 100% refund for a full t...
• Strong City woman hurt in crash
• Airport authority awards bid for fire station
• Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair Entertainment
• Bid process costs county $448
• Neighbors wary of gun ordinance
• Woman accused of having drugs in jail
• Public invited to conservation demo
• Keystone Gallery to celebrate anniversary
• Salina man faces drug charges
• McDonald's restaurant on Crawford to expand
• Seven on Most Wanted list arrested
• Tennessee man injured in crash on I-70
• Injured Derby woman hospitalized in Wichita
• Tragedy & Hope
• Park killer sentenced to 15 years
• Freedom Walk is set for September 11
• Church to have annual luncheon
• Walk, run and bike race set for Sept. 18
• Owner of 'the Grind' convicted
• Go cheer for K-State Salina Club Baseball at their first game of the year! The g...
• 7 arrested from latest 'Most Wanted' list
• Derby woman struck, dragged by Jeep
• Salina man arrested on drug charges
• Police investigate home burglary
• Police investigate theft of laptop
• County accepts bids for jail air-conditioning
• Today is the last day to apply to be a SAFECON officer! We need a Treasurer, Sec...
• Vehicles damaged, burglarized in parking garage
• Salinan sentenced in Sunset Park shooting
• Jurors deliver guilty verdict in potpourri case
• Whiskey, computer taken from home
• Two arrested in drug case
• Man in critical condition after hitting deer on motorcycle
• Being of good cheer
• Man hurt after slidding motorcycle into ditch
• A festival for all
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• A festival for all
• Man in critical condition after hitting deer on motorcycle
• Man hurt after sliding motorcycle into ditch
• Being of good cheer
• Heart survivor gets in shape for Salina Start! Heart Walk
• Learning opportunities 9-5-11
• Surprise, surprise
• Surprise, surprise
• Heart survivor gets in shape for Salina Heart Walk
• City offices, court closed for holiday
• Area residents are lottery winners
• Regular trash pickup on Labor Day
• Honoring local workers
• Fire damages home in south Salina
• County to consider HVAC upgrade
• Parks and rec plans Medicine Lodge trip
• Benefit dice run planned
• Arty in the Park draws artists
• The water is fine
• Aquatic park attendance dipped, but it cleared more money
• Fire damages home in south Salina
• Honoring local workers
• Why do we do this?
• Regular trash pickup on Labor Day
• Area residents are lottery winners
• City offices, court closed for holiday
• County to consider HVAC upgrade
• City of Salina Sanitation Labor Day Schedule
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule September 6 - 9,2011
• Police blotter
• August heat actually was pretty tame
• United Way campaign to kick off Sept. 13
• Spirt Cats to host all-female poker run
• Hog, turkey roast planned in Hope
• Picnic, concert planned for Monday
• Rose garden to be dedicated on Sept. 11
• tomorrow
• Juror in Srack trial taken to hospital
• Soldier killed in standoff
• Construction to start at I-70, Niles Road
• Soldier was not deemed a flight risk
• Duty calls
• Correction
• Church notes
• Street sweeping schedule
• Civil War history buff to speak at museum
• Airshow set for Sept. 10 in Smith Center
• Blood drive to be in Lindsborg on Friday
• Kansas Citizens for the Arts to meet
• Now that the first two weeks of school are over and you're feeling a little less...
• Jury deliberations to resume Tuesday in potpourri case
• Soldiers prepare to leave for Afghanistan
• August was hot, but not as hot as July
• Stock up on good books or movies for the long weekend! If somebody has already b...
• It's Donut Friday!!! Student Support Services are again serving up sugary delici...
• Juror illness delays deliberations
• Start time of South, Central football games moved to 7:30 due to heat
• It's good to be king
• Pony Express Station ending season
• Police investigate mobile home arson
• Student, 17, accused of arson at school
• Police blotter
• correction
• Three-week cattle drive starts Saturday
• correction
• Correction
• Labor Day rally to honor the working people
• Soldier killed in standoff
• Shipton Road closed
• Standoff reported in Abilene
• Town opts to save its SRS office
• Jurors ponder charges
• Soldier killed in standoff
• Prizes from Salina Area Young Professionals, Hair Loft Salon and Spa, Long McArt...
• The Multicultural Student Union's Labor Day BBQ is starting to warm up! Head to...
• Jurors deliberate potpourri sale case
• Witnesses say law enforcement at Holiday Inn Express in Abilene
• McPherson SRS office to remain open
• Portion of Shipton Road to close
• I-70 interchange work to begin
• Labor Day rally planned for Saturday
• Congratulations to the faculty/staff team, the winners of last night's Annual Fa...
• Boy accused of setting fire at school
• Police investigate arson in mobile home
• Flags ordered to be at half-staff Friday
• 3 hurt after truck is struck by semitrailer
• correction
• Man arrested after a brief car chase
• Senior Fair to be Sept. 9 at BiCenter
• Emler to speak at McPherson event
• 333 for 9-1-11
• Shrinking footprints
• Volunteers sought for United Way campaign
• Witness: Srack warned of danger
• Electric co-ops to consider merger
• KDOT approves bids for highway projects
• Highway project is in finals of competition
• Grant applications are being accepted
• ONE LAST BLAST?
• SkillsUSA is meeting at 6pm in the Aviation Center Training Hangar. They have c...
• Three Almena residents hurt in crash
• Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of soldier
• Gove County road project up for national award
• Salina man arrested after short chase
• Arthritis exercise class offered
• Cause of illnesses still unknown
• Purpose of powder questioned at hearing
• County nuisance ordinance is denied
• Bids for new pool to be opened
• Milford Lake closed because of algae
• KSU-Salina receives green light
• Police blotter
• Safety first
• Foundation of caring
• County commissioners reject pay raise
• Cemeteries lose brass to thieves
• Chief Justice Lawton Nuss to speak at library
• Race for Down Syndrome Awareness in Minneapolis
• Murder trail for Velez postponed
• Scott Summers and Michael Javier were the featured Solomon Public Schools employ...
• Bronze items taken from cemeteries in Lincoln, Ellsworth counties
• Beloit to open bids for new pool
• Judge to review testimony before deciding whether to bind over Pack Rat owner
• Commissioners pull plug on proposed nuisance ordinance
• Commissioners discuss possible gun restriction ordinance tied to petition by residents of subdivisions
• Trial postponed for 15-year-old charged with murder
• County commissioners, sheriff reject raise
• KSU-Salina gets authorization to fly unmanned plane at airport
• Three treated at hospital following crash
• Names of clerks cited in alcohol sting released
• Jury calls for death penalty
• Water Meter Replacements Program
• Traffic rerouted when sweeper hits semi
• Man charged with two murders pleads
• Water meter replacement continues in Salina
• United way seeks to strengthen the community
• Get some shopping kicks on Route 36
• Boy, 12, intoxicated; woman arrested
• Ostmeyer files for re-election
• Police blotter
• Battle brews; pick a side
• Employees at 3 restaurants cited by ABC
• 333s for 8-30-11
• Police vehicles bashed during chase
• Physical fitness competition planned
• Worker dies in railroad accident
• ABC cites 3 restaurant employees
• Man facing capital murder charges enters plea
• The first On the Record meeting is tonight at 5:30 in the Student Activity Cente...
• Boy, 12, intoxicated; woman arrested
• Jury recommends death penalty in family murder case
• United Way works to strengthen community
• Alpha Eta Rho and Women in Aviation are hosting an ice cream social tonight, 8pm...
• Law enforcement, firefighters battle for donations at blood drive
• Happy Monday! Stop by the Tech Center lobby this morning for free OJ and pastry...
• Woman accused of ramming police vehicles during high-speed chase
• Sweeper truck crashes into semi, causing traffic snarl on I-70
• Wakarusa man killed in crash
• Bruce Lacy and Culture Craze - Open Art a la Carte Fall Season 2011
• Adams Apple Fest features artist 'Homer'
• Labor Day events set in Brookville
• Birdhouse Project author to speak
• Mystery trip planned for Oct. 1
• Ladies Auxiliary Auction will auction 150 items
• Labor Day celebration planned at lake
• Preserving the Garden
• Tomorrow box 8-27-11
• Purse containing $2,000 in debit cards stolen
• Thief nets tennis equipment in vehicle burglary
• Purse containing $2,000 in debit cards stolen
• A delicate life
• City commission won't meet Monday
• Help for Honduras
• Police blotter
• 'Future of Civilization' discussed
• Agribusiness team to be honored
• Westar to meet with customers
• Astronomy club to have open house
• County to vote on $1,000 raises
• Building Blocks: K-State appears to have most depth since Snyder's return
• Help for Honduras
• Florida woman injured in crash in Salina
• City commission won’t meet Monday
• A Delicate Life
• September First Thursday Art Rush - An Evening Of Art, Shopping, Food, And Fun!
• Evolving out of the comfort zone
• KDHE issues warning for Milford Lake
• Crops tour set for Thursday in county
• 10-year-old rolls truck
• Westar workers to help after hurricane
• At ease soldier
• Earful
• Salina gets 29-year prison sentence for sex crimes
• More counties suffer drought disaster
• Salina still on AAR's short list
• Street sweeping
• Former Salinan arrested on sex charge
• Facebook contact leads to rape charge
• Church notes 8-27-11
• Police arrest man coming out of store
• Tickets on sale for Longford Rodeo
• Salinan sentenced to 29 years for molesting young boys
• Roberts says residents concerned about government regulation
• Public health warning issued for Milford Lake
• AAR Corp to conduct job fair in Minnesota
• Free lunch in the cafeteria today thanks to SGA!
• 10-year-old driver hurt in roll-over
• Salinan on leave from Marines visits military school
• Bernard Franklin, K-State's first black SGA president and youngest-elected membe...
• Man, 20, accused of having sex with girl
• Salina man arrested on sex charge
• Salinan allegedly interrupted during burglary
• Kansas man guilty in family slaying
• District court
• Police blotter
• Tootlefest starts today in Miltonvale
• 'Buddy Holly Story' to be shown
• Forming of the Corps set for Monday
• Miltonvale Fire/EMS tours planned
• 50-plus exercise class planned
• AARP driving course offered
• Police seek help tracking shoe thief
• Salinan indicted on fraud charges
• Seeing Kansas
• Property tax up, assessed values down
• Museum partners with McPherson College
• Salinan accused of mistreating dependent
• Kick up your heels in Lindsborg
• Help needy children, drive off with clean car
• Ranching field day to be Monday
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule August 29th - September 2nd, 2011
• Police seek help in identifying woman in video
• Check out the KSN TV story about the trayless dining program. See anybody you re...
• Deployment ceremony planned
• Salinan indicted on bankruptcy fraud charge
• Air-conditioner taken from Stuckey's
• Salina man accused of abusing dependent adult
• Trego County official accused of social hosting
• Ex-Cadet receives life sentence
• Salinan wins 'Fishin' For A Name' contest
• SCHOOL PROJECT
• Recalled dip may be in Cheyenne Co.
• correction 8-25-11
• correction 8-25-11
• Police blotter 8-25-11
• Solomon woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Is Kansas pork in Vietnam's future?
• North Salina residents desire a grocery store
• Bedding needed for returning soldiers
• Salina Tech program awarded grant
• Portion of Mentor road reopens
• Student-teacher sex trial postponed
• Markley road at Crawford reopened
• Woman arrested in prescription case
• Huelskamp views K-State's unmanned aircraft program
• New trade agreements will benefit Kansas
• Holm to match gifts for employee's son
• Solomon woman hurt in crash near New Cambria
• Trial postponed for former McPherson teacher charged with having sex with student
• Former St. John's student sentenced for killing grandparents
• Dips recalled because of listeria contamination
• Pizza and live music tonight at 7. See you at Coop's Pizzeria!
• KSU alum to speak Friday in Salina
• Hellmer to hear cases with Supreme Court Monday
• North Salina residents desire a grocery store
• Huelskamp at K-State at Salina for campus tour
• Back to School for Salina - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• A First Thursday Presentation: World’s Largest Things – Kansas Edition
• St. Francis feedlot found noncompliant
• Ride to Remember to mark 9-11
• Man accused of stealing copper wires
• Boy charged with indecent liberties
• Area residents appointed to serve
• Employee accused of forging checks
• Work to be done at Crestview, Overhill
• Suspect arrested in Cozy Inn burglary
• Salina Municipal Court
• Correction
• Police blotter
• 18-year-old arrested at high school
• K-State Salina cafeteria goes trayless
• Portion of Reese Road to be closed
• K-State Salina is hosting SAFECON 2012 in May. Get involved by becoming an offic...
• The Student Life Center is back to regular hours!
• 18-year-old arrested following incident at school
• KSU-Salina cafeteria goes trayless
• Huelskamp: Trade agreements necessary
• The cafeteria is going trayless to cut back on food waste and water usage
• Correction: The Wildcat Weekly had an error in the cost of Thursday lunch. The T...
• Don't forget the TRiO Luncheon and Mud Volleyball today! Lunch will be in Tech C...
• Salina boy arrested on sex charges
• Salinan accused of stealing grounding wire from utility poles
• Suspect arrested in Cozy Inn burglary
• City Commission Meeting Notice - August 22, 2011
• Labor Day Holiday
• City Of Salina Crestview And Overhill Road Construction
• Waldenbooks closes for good
• City mulls ways to extend landfill life
• Salina Tech grads mostly do well
• Protester, proponent discuss pipeline
• Extra officers to look for impaired drivers
• Colby man killed in collision with semi
• City budget approved on 3-2 vote
• Municipal court
• Police blotter
• Auction nets Bethany $1.15M
• Colby Community College offers swimming lessons
• Chili's Grill and Bar helps local organization
• Domestic violence call results in drug bust
• Stolen SUV found after hit-and-run
• Colby man killed in crash
• Man who calls police to report battery is arrested after marijuana plants are found
• Sandzen painting sells for record amount
• Don't forget to stop by "Lights On Salina" in Technology Center! Learn about emp...
• Stolen vehicle wrecked, then abandoned
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule August 22-26, 2011
• Get ready to take the plunge
• Retired optometrist eyes new book of photographs
• Correction
• Blotter
• Cycle world
• Vehicle burglarized in Salina
• Republican leaders speak
• County to hear update from Penn
• City budget on agenda for Monday's meeting
• Test for archiving
• Man hurt after motorcycle is struck by car
• Little big man
• Man hurt after motorcycle is struck by car
• City budget on agenda for Monday’s meeting
• County to hear update from Penn
• Art a la Carte Concerts Begin September 2, 2011
• Man already in jail faces additional charges
• Hays pays respect to fallen hero
• Sheriff: Deputy-hunting investigation ongoing
• church notes 8-21-11
• Parks and Rec to offer new exercise class
• Man injured in Salina standoff dies
• $10,000 trailer stolen from Salina
• tomorrow box
• Street sweeping
• Fish for the taking
• Jury convicts man in fatal car crash
• Need books or a parking pass? The Business Office, located in College Center 209...
• Jury convicts man in fatal car crash
• It's Move-In Day! New students are moving in to Residence and Harbin Halls all a...
• Fish for the taking
• Sheriff: Deputy-hunting investigation continues
• Man injured in Salina standoff dies
• Man in jail faces additional charges
• $10,000 trailer stolen from Salina firm
• City Of Salina Pawnee Avenue And Oak Street Road Repair
• City Of Salina North 9th Street And Euclid Avenue Closure For Road Repair
• Ex-Saline County deputy arrested
• Hays honors fallen soldier
• Correction
• Copy Co. in Salina opens Internet cafe
• All cracked up
• The City to have back-to-school event
• Mom: I want 'truth' to be told
• Salina Big Lots store to move
• Airport authority seeks new bids on fire station
• Abilene woman arrested on theft charges
• Annual picnic in Portis to be Sept. 3
• Luray Friendship Day is Aug. 27
• Colby college sponsoring class trip to Seattle
• Bethany alumna, author returning to campus
• Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair announces lineup
• Standoff
• Judge denies request to dismiss murder charge
• Group violin lessons offered for children
• Judge declines to dismiss murder charge
• Mom who was arrested wants truth to be told
• Salina Big Lots store moving south
• Band announced for Salina street fair
• Abilene woman arrested on theft charges
• Former Saline County deputy arrested
• Copy Co. opens Internet cafe
• Police looking into woman's complaint
• Salina airport rebidding fire station
• Man injured in standoff with Salina police
• Water Main Replacement Highland Ave and Belmont Blvd
• City Of Salina Belmont Boulevard Closure - Magnolia Road To Hartland Avenue
• Alcohol the focus of fatal crash trial
• Panel discussion in Abilene will focus on oil pipeline
• More golf options
• Audit turns up 'irregularities' at credit union
• police blotter 8-18-11
• Gutter work to close Oak Street at Pawnee
• City to do street work at Euclid and N. 9th
• A STRAY CHILD
• Big Joe Eddie's to perform Sunday
• Campground Christmas Saturday at Lovewell
• Event at Maggie Mae's sets fundraising record
• 'Dad, you were in a plane crash!'
• Pricing packages proposed for Salina Muni
• Driver's blood alcohol content way over limit
• Fundraiser at Maggie Mae's sets record
• A confounding case of mistaken identity
• City work planned for Oak Street-Pawnee Avenue
• Efforts under way to aid families of KW soccer players
• Audit turns up irregularities at credit union
• City to do street work at 9th and Euclid
• Air conditioner damaged when kicked in
• Mom accused of leaving child in car
• Eisenhower Center to host pipeline meeting
• On Trial
• Brownback supports wind energy tax credits
• Dispute over gate goes to judge
• Arizonan hurt in motorcycle crash
• Waterline work on Belmont to begin today
• Operations center to be in city's core area
• Residents awaken, scare intruder
• WSU to host informational dinner
• Carver reunion set for Sunday
• Multimedia show presents the world
• Trial begins for man accused in car crash death
• Flays to be flown at half-staff
• New security measures get mixed reactions
• Stolen Cadillac found destroyed
• Police blotter
• Part of Belmont Boulevard to be closed
• Band hopes to arrest attention of students
• Trial begins in case of Salinan charged in crash in which woman was killed
• Author to speak at Bethany
• Law enforcement band seeks members
• Flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of soldier
• Men interrupt burglar in their home
• Stolen vehicle discovered burned
• No increase to pool fees
• City looking to set goals, cut funds for chamber
• Jury trial for Srack postponed
• KWU mourns athletes' deaths
• Southeast superintendent eyes growth
• SCHOOL STARTS
• Advocates: Fix KPERS
• Hutch man accused of disruptive behavior
• Police blotter
• Students start school in Salina district
• Trial postponed for Grind owner
• Dean Kuhlman will retire at the end of this academic year.
• Two soccer players killed in crash on way to Salina
• Hutchinson man accused of damaging businesses
• Cattle industry facing an Emergency
• Police blotter
• Take the flight of honor
• Crisscrossing Kansas exhibit starts Aug. 23
• Laptop taken from occupied home
• Workshop for nonprofits is Aug. 26
• Magician to perform at KSU-Salina
• Annual watermelon feed set for Thursday
• Sportsmanship awards night will be Thursday
• Reps to share info on long-term care
• Cooking classes begin Aug. 19
• Police blotter
• The old ball game
• Ripple effect
• Untitled
• Tabor Colleges exceeds fundraising goal
• Street sweeping
• Quinter woman killed in crash
• Salinan among winners of original Kansas paintings
• Money missing from KPERS account
• Organization looks to fight world hunger
• County officials to give updates
• 'Nourish'-ment for the soul
• City to discuss 2012 budget
• Quinter woman killed in crash
• County officials to give updates
• City to discuss 2012 budget
• Studying evolution
• Salinan wins painting in Lottery contest
• Tabor College meets fundraising goal
• Money stolen from retirement account
• Computer taken from occupied residence
• Salina Street Sweeping Schedule August 15 - 19, 2011
• ‘Lady in Black’ has new headstone
• KSU-Salina dean to retire in June 2012
• Correction farmers market
• Church notes 8-13-11
• Salinan accused of forgery, possession
• Bridge in Inman to be closed
• Police blotter
• Auditions set for youth symphony
• Officer Candidate School celebrates
• Rental truck not returned, reported stolen
• Money advisers: Don't be rash
• Applications sought for service academies
• First Kansan crowned at Miss Czech-Slovak pageant
• July: It was hot, and then it got hotter
• Huelskamp taking applications for program
• Outlook gloomy for Kan. crops
• It's in the cards
• Flags to be flown at half-staff
• Entertainment briefs
• KSU-Salina dean to retire in June 2012
• Headstone set for Lady in Black
• Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Moving van reported stolen
• Salina man accused of forgery, drug charges
• Huelskamp accepting internship applications
• Town to help cancer patient
• Man involved in Salina truck theft faces additional charges
• Drug case against Srack to continue
• A FRESH LOOK
• correction 8-11-11
• correction 8-11-11
• Police to check for impaired drivers
• Day of fundraisers planned for family of teen with cancer
• Workers get school buildings ready for students
• Man arrested Saturday tied to theft of second pickup
• Police to conduct weekend check lanes
• $31.5 million grant rejected by Brownback
• Exhibition: Crisscrossing Kansas
• Fund set up for son of former Hays soldier
• County budget meeting draws few spectators
• Voters OK Chapman sales tax increase
• Police blotter
• New superintendent answers 'Who is this guy?' question
• Hoxie resident appointed to board
• Inmates may not be housed in Saline County
• New charges filed with murder case
• Some schools miss year’s progress goals
• 14 arrested in warrant sweep
• Smolan teen accused of breaking into vehicles
• United Way to launch new campaign
• Final concert for Lindsborg City Band
• Get tickets for Hearts of America Auction
• Chapman voters OK sales tax increase
• Police investigate more vehicle damage reports
• Smolan teen accused of car burglaries
• New charges filed against former Clifton woman
• 14 arrested on warrants
• City looks to change BiCenter management
• Delphos man accused of striking man with car
• Moundridge car show canceled
• Concert to feature vocal quartet of South High alumni
• Roger and Sandy Miller
• Police blotter
• Woman accused of battery with car
• City, chamber have new deal
• State gets serious about head injuries
• Salinan hurt in ultralight crash
• Colby college to get energy upgrades
• Hays woman wins Miss Czech Slovak U.S. Pageant
• Man knifed trying to stop fight
• Kmart pharmacist sentenced
• Salina inmate reportedly beaten after making racial remarks
• Former Hays resident killed in Afghanistan
• Salina man arrested after car windows smashed
• Pay raise likely for city workers
• Sutherlands has sale, may stay open
• Salinan gets life in prison times 38
• City commissioners support small tax hike to fund raises
• Salinan receives multiple life sentences in child pornography case
• Hays girl wins national Czech pageant
• Former Hays residents killed in helicopter crash
• Vehicles damaged, woman cut during disturbance
• Salinan suffers broken wrist after being bumped by car
• Sutherlands 'considering options' to continue operating
• Former pharmacist sentenced for diverting pain killers
• Salinan injured while breaking up fight
• Inmates accused of beating man who allegedly made racist remarks
• Pilot in plane crash identified
• Water Main Replacement - Key Avenue And Belmont Boulevard
• Citizens' action leads to arrest
• Learning opportunities 8-8-11
• New Life
• Chamber's work often unseen
• Working on the railroad
• Theft occurs on Pine Ridge
• Property damaged on Louise Lane
• Gazing skyward
• Public can comment on county budget
• City to discuss budget, BiCenter
• Volunteer Fair planned in Concordia
• Tryouts for fast-pitch softball set
• Annual Herzogfest planned in Victoria
• Vintage baseball game set for Saturday
• Controlling concussions
• Cooking up new memories
• Love finds a way
• Salinan arrested after argument, injury
• Controlling Concussions
• Salinan arrested after argument, injury
• Salina/Saline County Solid Waste Management Committee Meeting - August 11, 2011
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule August 8-12, 2011
• Salina judge won't throw out death penalty
• Man sentenced to nearly 8 years in prison
• tomorrow
• Hearing begins in child sex case
• They're not horsin' around
• Hunger organization to sign partnership
• Wichita man to stand trial in murder solicitation case
• Going back to school
• Realtors' box fan giveaway has expired
• Discussion on grain marketing in Abilene
• Street sweeping
• Scholarship allows students to keep flying
• Lightning strikes car, radio station
• Guard witnesses attempt to steal TV
• Man arrested after burglary at complex
• Church notes 8-6-11
• Police to crack down on illegal turns
• Health Week starts Sunday
• CLASS registration opens Tuesday
• Berenstain Bears to be at Central Mall
• Confidence, cleanliness keys to horsemanship
• Man ordered to stand trial for murder solicitation
• Salina judge won't throw out death penalty
• Man gets nearly 12 years in kidnapping case
• KSU students keep flying thanks to scholarship program
• Police plan another crackdown on illegal turns
• Security guard prevents theft at KW student center
• Salinan arrested in connection with apartment burglary
• Lightning knocks KINA off air
• Vintage baseball game scheduled
• Asurion announces plans to close Salina office
• Police blotter
• BiCenter is looking at private companies
• Kenwood Cove wrapping up season
• Judgment day
• District court
• Clay Center teens charged with felonies
• Police blotter
• Whoppin' wheat (yield)
• Multiple days of heat might be over
• Salina police post theft videos
• Safety poster contest open to children
• Best show
• Have mechanic, will travel
• Rides are kept 'very safe'
• Mobile meth lab found in trunk of car
• Work on K-141 in Ellsworth County starts Monday
• Order online or pick one up in the K-State Salina's bookstore in College Center!
• Short video of a few of the UAS team's summer activities.
• City to consider private management for BiCenter
• Police seek help in identifying suspects
• Dress made of cans wins mountain of prizes
• Golf heats up as temps go down
• Quilters, woodworkers exhibit at fair
• Teens arrested in connection with damage to farm equipment
• Asurion to close Salina office
• Mobile meth lab found in car trunk
• Whoppin' wheat (yield)
• Hays banker appointed to state Banking Board
• Area fertilizer plant under fire
• Guard set to show off firepower
• Vehicle vandals run amok in central Salina
• FAIR CHALLENGE
• Sutherlands store to close in Mid-State Plaza
• 'Modernizing' rural internet service is costly
• McPherson College tops fundraising goal
• Lawn gone?
• Free box fans to be given away by local Realtors
• correction 8-4-11
• Expect delays in traffic on Hayes Road during the next few days for water pipe c...
• A whoppin' wheat yield
• Salina Sutherland's store to close
• McPherson College tops fundraising goal
• Body found at Clinton State Park I.D.'d
• Vehicle vandals run amok in central Salina
• Sedgwick County official argues for guns in county buildings
• Buhler residents asked to cut back on water
• Reward grows in Hutch woman's death
• Lawn gone?
• Help available for backpack giveaway
• Mitchell County Fair begins Aug. 11
• Planning commission closer to approving zoning requests
• Police blotter
• Access given to firms to construct pump
• Three commercial properties report losses
• Clerk distracted; more than $1,000 stolen
• Work planned at railroad crossing
• Celebrations planned in Nicodemus
• City planners OK zoning change
• Two and a half weeks to finish your summer bucket list! What will you do?
• Scammer cons Walmart clerk
• K-State worker who died identified
• Businesses report thefts
• Railroad crossing in Hope to be removed
• No action taken on nuisance ordinance
• The heat is on ...
• Access TV might face funding cut
• City of Salina Citizen Boards Openings
• Baseball movie to play at Stiefel
• Bowers appointed to capitol committee
• Openings on city positions exist
• Police blotter
• Bethany College to sell art pieces
• Woman arrested after confrontation
• It's time to get in your 'face'
• Woman accused of writing unauthorized checks
• Man hurt when semitrailer overturns
• Deputy returns to scene of crime, makes arrests
• Group supports breastfeeding
• Woman accused of stealing from daughter's accounts
• Salina woman arrested after confrontation
• Three arrested in connection with burglary
• Markley Road Closure
• Learning opportunities 8-1-11
• Fair Time
• Aiming to be the best
• Note to Subscribers - Sunday, July 31, 2011 UPDATED
• Young offenders, and more of them, are in detention
• The first incision
• Car show lets enthusiasts display personality
• Public hearing to discuss land for water treatment plant
• Scholarly advice
• City to study Access TV, health department
• Calendar
• Police blotter
• Window washer
• County to have hearing over land
• City to discuss budget
• Subscriber Delivery Note - July 30, 2011
• Church Notes
• Four injured when carnival ride breaks
• Mediation over cleanup postponed
• Markley Road to be closed at Crawford
• Federal disaster areas designated
• Election fraud group to meet next week
• Musselwhite remembered as a 'math goddess'
• Hawker layoff on schedule
• SPEED TO BURN
• District court
• Portion of Amos Road to close
• Blue-green algae advisories lifted
• 333 for 7-30-11
• McPherson College to offer graduate degree
• Goodwill to have clothing drive
• Vandals damage equipment in Clay County
• Children removed from home where drugs found
• Police blotter
• Logan Labor Day Celebration is Sept. 4
• Westar Energy will turn off electricity to Harbin Hall from 9:30-Noon on Monday...
• Romance of racing is a real drag
• Mediation meeting delayed until fall
• 4 taken to hospital after carnival ride breaks
• Hawker says letter about layoffs sent to satisfy federal rules
• Vandals damage farm equipment in Clay County
• Children removed from home in which drugs are found
• County announces road closings
• National Guard range to have open house
• Former Salina nurse indicted on drug offense
• Comedian Jeff Dunham returns to Bicentennial Center
• Two area residents named to state boards
• A tragic passing
• correction
• City undecided on chamber's funds
• Police blotter
• Ashby House finalist in car contest
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule August 1-5, 2011
• Wichita woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Wilson gets USDA loan for Internet
• Red Cross to close more offices
• Workshops to assist in applying for grants
• Exhibit at Smoky Hill Museum closes soon
• Asby House seeks votes in car giveaway
• Commissioners still undecided on chamber funding
• Wichita woman hurt in crash
• We love when alumni stop by to say hello! James Walker from Maryland (left) and...
• Death of dog tragic, police chief says
• Open house planned at national guard range
• Two appointed to advisory boards
• Salina nurse indicted for drug offenses
• Learn about long-term care, advocacy
• Ice cream part of fundraiser in Abilene
• Barbecue contest set for Aug. 4-5
• Ice cream social, band concert set for Sunday
• Presentation to focus on 8 Wonders
• Dillons on Planet Avenue temporarily loses power
• correction
• Salina commissioners to meet in special session
• Salina man arrested on multiple forgery counts
• English bulldog stolen from Salina yard
• Police blotter
• 5 Salina schools to participate in Army program
• Maggie Mae's Thunder Weekend starts Friday
• Rural water district reminds users of restrictions
• Abilene rodeo starts Wednesday
• Carving up Kansas
• 2 northwest Kansas residents named to panel
• Heat kills police dog in Salina
• Charges dismissed against former Ell-Saline student
• Tony's Rd from Scanlan to Heins will remain closed Thursday for water line const...
• Thunder Weekend starts Friday at Maggie Mae's
• Lauver to speak with Salina city commissioners
• Charges dismissed against former Ell-Saline student
• Rural water district reminds users of restrictions
• Planet Ave. Dillons temporarily loses power
• Man arrested on drug, fleeing charges
• Salina Police Department dog dies
• Officers close I-70 while dealing with armed man
• Carving up Kansas
• 2 named to economic advisers council
• Man arrested on check forgery charges
• Bulldog stolen from Salina backyard
• Trocheck appointed to team of state attorneys
• Stretch of I-70 near Junction City closed again
• 2 from northwest Kansas named to governor's economic council
• Eminent domain talks heated
• Bond rises to $350,000 for accused murderer
• District may seek increase in mill levy
• Wilson festival begins Friday
• 'County-wide community project'
• Teenagers get taste of skipping meals
• Man reports attack near downtown bar
• More than $8,000 raised by Kwik Shops for Salina Rescue Mission
• Correction
• Police blotter
• Register for Lovewell Fun Day activities
• Czech buffet planned in Wilson
• Register for Back-to-School Fair
• Tony's Road is closed between Scanlan Ave. and Heins Rd. due to water line const...
• Discussion over eminent domain turns heated
• Bond increased for murder suspect
• Students go hungry to raise money for the hungry
• Police investigate early Sunday robbery
• ‘Tough cut’ posed
• City rejects appeal again
• Spirit still strong at Dunbar reunion
• Salina Tech looks at job descriptions
• Jury finds man not guilty of striking man in the face
• Former police chief dies
• About that overdue electric bill ...
• Police blotter
• Farmers Bank of Osborne buys Luray bank
• School enrollment begins next week
• Man sentenced for kidnapping, burglary
• Social Security office hours reduced
• Salinan says pot money stolen at gunpoint
• Pure Prairie store to reopen in Norton
• Leadership forms due Friday
• correction
• Concrete patching to begin on I-135
• City commissioners ponder cuts to chamber allocation
• Mexican national sentenced to more than 8 years for his part in kidnapping scheme
• 20 miles of I-70 closed because of haz mat incident
• Saline County jury finds man not guilty
• At Oshkosh? Stop by Main Display #11 to see us and to sign up for one of those $2,000 scholarships we're giving away this week!
• Salinan reports he was robbed of money intended for drug buy
• Former police chief John Woody dies
• Water Meter Replacement Program
• Classic cars
• Police blotter
• Bird City teenager injured in Sunday wreck
• Restaurant inspections
• Taking the reins
• Bird City teenager injured in Sunday wreck
• Note to subscribers: Sunday, July 24, 2011
• 'A great experience'
• A tale of two budgets in hard times
• Fueling change
• County to consider eminent domain
• City to discuss budget, funding options
• Arts commission board members named
• Marion County Fair starts Wednesday
• City to discuss budget, funding options
• County to consider eminent domain
• Blue-green algae keeps many from lakes
• Stiefel Theatre announces fall lineup
• Water meters to be replaces
• Celebrate cowboys this weekend
• Boil-water advisory rescinded
• Police blotter
• Going batty
• Correcton
• Special church events
• Burglary reported at Salina inn
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• McPherson police seek armed robber
• Bat hunters find plenty in Oakdale Park
• McPherson police seek help in identifying armed robber
• Clint Black and Lindsey Buckingham to perform at Stiefel
• Starting immediately, current & former K-State students will request copies of their transcript through e-Transcript ordering services rather than in person. Certified transcripts are now available as a PDF and as a traditional paper copy. Current st
• Game system, other items taken from motel room
• Boil advisory rescinded for Saline County water district
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule July 25th - 29th
• Two Salinans named to state boards
• Several people hurt after vehicles collide
• Five area lakes suffer large algae blooms
• Balancing Body Energy seminar planned
• Man with Hays ties to be on 'House Hunters'
• Police: Heat contributes to deaths
• Man charged in slaying to get new preliminary hearing
• Man hurt after motorcycle hits turkey
• Man acquitted of aggravated battery
• A long walk home
• A more mellow 'wild and crazy guy'
• Brownback announces grants
• Hobbs Creek Road closed Thursday
• Police blotter
• Several injured in Ellsworth crash
• Jury finds Salina man not guilty
• Portion of Hobbs Creek Road closed
• Police investigate car burglary
• Brookville man reports damage to pickup truck
• Neal Avenue Closure: July 21 - August 5, 2011
• Boil advisory for RWD 2
• Airport bond sale results in savings
• Bookstore planned for downtown
• Police seek help in finding thief
• District court
• correction hot spot
• Neal Avenue closed
• Police: Man told boys to steal moped
• Reducing plan
• Contest to choose catfish's name
• Could KC be part of 'Big First'?
• Fundraiser to benefit Beloit baby
• Beat the heat
• County uses federal grant to buy Taser shotguns
• Alcohol poisoning suspected in death
• Hospital Visitation Day comes to Salina
• Chapman voting on sales tax increase
• K-State alum Hall Lewallen landed his dream job a year after graduation.
• 'Name the Catfish' contest announced
• Chapman residents consider sales tax increase
• Police seek identity of woman who used stolen credit card
• Preliminary autopsy report shows Stockton man died of alcohol poisoning
• Varney's is planning to open in Salina!
• AAR was impressed with K-State Salina students at the career and networking fair held Monday and Tuesday.
• Michael Oetken, K-State Salina's gifted designer, has created an awesome app! Read more about it in this Salina Journal article by Mike Strand.
• Rural Water District No. 2 users advised to boil water
• Salinan accused of urging teens to steal moped
• Salinans appointed to state boards, commissions
• A bit of Manhattan coming to Central Mall
• Day 2: AAR pleased with job applicants
• Section of Shipton Road closes today
• Children's Festival is Thursday in Abilene
• No obvious cause of death for man in car
• ’Cat app-titude
• Police blotter
• Nine pickup trucks damaged over weekend
• A bit of Manhattan coming to the Central Mall
• Driver of van charged with DUI
• Hot spots
• Woman accused of forgery, theft
• Varney's to open Central Mall store
• Students: Need an iPad? It's not too late! The K-State Computer Store will deliver your iPad just in time for the fall semester if you place your order by August 1. Pre-ordered iPads will be ready for pickup on the Salina campus August 20. You can p
• Salina woman accused of stealing wallet, forging checks
• Driver of van that struck motel charged with DUI
• Trucks, truck parts taken from rural property
• No immediate cause found for death of man found in car in park
• Goal of 500 resumes reached at AAR job fair
• Kansas farmers coping with dry soil
• Businesses plan to move in
• Thieves caught in the act drop the loot
• Hoping for takeoff
• A little off the top
• Municipal Court
• correction
• correction
• Convention-al wisdom
• U.S. about to face a critical doctor shortage
• Balky elevators test new security procedures
• Police I.D. man found dead in park
• National restaurant looks to build in Salina
• Convention-al widsom
• Just a little off the top, please
• Balky elevators slow courthouse security
• Salina a good place to practice medicine
• The Aviation Career & Networking Fair is today and tomorrow, 7a-7p, in Hangar 600. Bring copies of your resume and dress for success.
• Man interrupts people stealing from house
• Autopsy to be performed on man found in car
• AAR job fair under way at airport
• Water Meter Replacement Program July 18, 2011 Through July 22, 2011
• DUI changes go beyond interlock devices
• ALL LOCKED UP
• Central Kansas Free Fair is Aug. 3-9
• Ride like a girl
• Curious George to visit the mall
• Names of those hurt in crash are released
• Relief from the heat
• personals 7-17-11
• In the tick of time
• Body found in car at Oakdale Park
• County to discuss taser shotguns
• City to discuss budget requests
• Body found in car at Oakdale Park
• Relief from the Heat
• Marymount Road Southbound Lane Open To Traffic
• Section of Marymount Road reopened
• We hit 109 and we're doin' fine
• Man pleads to murder
• Salina foundation accepting grant applications
• Crash sends 5 to hospital
• Lindsborg band concert 7 p.m. Thursday
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• Water meter replacement in Salina continues
• Mental health screenings open to public
• Ottawa County Fair starts Tuesday
• Colby museum has quilt exhibit
• Police blotter
• 2 arrested after accusing man of stealing bike
• Activities planned for Zookeeper Week at Rolling Hills
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• Going (old-style) green
• Salina man pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder
• Enrollment Day! Today we have 18 new students on campus, deciding on their schedule for the fall semester.
• I-70 crash sends 3 to hospital
• Section of Marymount Road reopens
• Zoo activities planned at Rolling Hills
• Police investigate damage to pickup
• 2 arrested after accusing man of stealing bike
• State issues warnings for area lakes
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule July 18th - 22nd
• Horizons Grants Program Workshop
• New assistant principal hired at Central
• Fashion design class for kids offered
• Interest heavy in aircraft job fair
• 'The Right Stuff' to be shown
• Concert to benefit Joplin tornado victims
• Wild West film to be shown Sunday
• Memories of the Prairie lecture planned
• Salina man arrested in connection with robbing 4 people
• Airport fire station bid too high
• Chapman School District gets funds for 'safe room'
• Correction CAPS
• Mom of 3 dies after delivering stillborn child
• Salina Diocese campaign reaches $15 million goal
• Police blotter
• Sunflower Electric names new CEO
• Wild about Harry (Still)
• Interest appears heavy in upcoming job fair
• Mom of 3 dies after delivering stillborn child
• Airport fire station bid comes in too high
• Chapman schools gets money for 'safe room'
• Prosecutors on track to file record number of child porn cases
• Sunflower Electric names new CEO, president
• Tools stolen from home remodel site
• One person injured in crash in Salina
• Police report home burglary in Salina
• Man suspected of robbing 4 people arrested
• Catholic Diocese hits $15 million campaign goal
• Mobile Writing Workshop
• Singles in Agriculture to meet
• Video leads to arrest in burglary
• Police blotter 7-14-11
• Bethany's next Pearson professor named
• Bat researcher to study Salina's population
• McPherson woman died of natural causes
• Apartment burglaries may be related
• Pumping the lifeblood
• Assaria boy enters not guilty pleas in murder case
• Tools reported stolen from truck in county
• Salina Journal ran a great story about Apps Camp in today's edition!
• Police say McPherson woman died of natural causes
• Man seen on video arrested in Lindsborg
• Power, hand tools taken from utility trucks
• Salina police investigate afternoon burglaries
• Assaria boy, 15, pleads not guilty to murder
• Water Meter Replacement Schedule - July 12, 2011 through July 15, 2011
• Crestview Drive Closure: July 11 - 25, 2011
• Brownback to attend aquifer summit
• Taser shotguns are added to county arsenal
• School district seeks grant for two projects
• Bridge jumping becomes popular
• County gunfire worries residents
• Police seek help in ID'ing thief
• correction tennis
• Name-calling event leads to shooting
• Four new aviation degrees offered
• Man arrested over conterfeit checks
• Police blotter
• Abilene man gets more than 12 years for robberies
• There's an app for summer fun
• Abilene man sentenced for robberies
• Antique farm machinery show, bee set
• Antique plow day is Saturday
• Eleven arrested from Most Wanted list
• City to replace water meters
• Salina Charter Coach purchased
• Name-calling leads to shooting, prison
• Signs posted to keep people from jumping from Crawford Street bridge
• Police seek help identifying man in video
• 11 of Salina's Most Wanted arrested
• County commissioners discuss restricting gun use in residential areas
• Salina man accused of counterfeiting
• Abilene man gets more than 12 years for bank robberies
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• County Republicans to have picinic
• Teenage republicans to travel around the state
• American Legion reports $51,100 missing
• Business could bring jobs to Salina
• Kansas redistricting meetings set
• City leaders: Cuts before levy increase
• Police blotter
• Police blotter
• Three children hurt in motor home crash
• Two arrested after drug search
• Goodland woman hurt in wreck
• Correction
• New rules tighten security at district court
• Man sentenced for ramming police car
• It's hot!
• Traffic detoured for tree removal
• Part of Crestwood Drive to close
• Hope-full signs
• Schwan’s manager gets top award
• Small house fire suspected to be arson
• Salina man sentenced to 10 years for ramming police car, other crimes
• Legislative committee to meet in Salina
• AAR Aircraft Services, SLN Aviation Service Center, and KANSASWORKS are hosting a career fair July 18-19.
• Schwan's executive honored with award
• Cell phones to be banned on third floor of City-County Building
• KSU-Salina to offer new degrees
• Food vendors needed for street fair
• Commission wants to look at spending cuts
• Police say fire was set
• Tree to be removed at Prescott and Oakdale
• Part of Crestwood Drive to close
• Money missing from American Legion
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Aviation job fair planned
• Sweet tradition
• Police blotter
• Special Olympics golf tournament set
• Senior Fair is Sept. 20 at BiCenter
• Victoria's Herzogfest set for Aug. 13
• Restaurant inspections
• TV, sound system under lease is pawned
• Kansas moms chose ‘Isabella’ most often in 2010
• Fishin' fanatic
• Learning opportunities 7-11-11
• TV, sound system under lease is pawned
• Oakdale Avenue and Prescott Avenue Tree Removal
• Body found in McPherson
• Gunfightin' fixin'
• Free skin cancer screening planned
• Boat poker run planned at Kanopolis
• Tickets to Wild Bill Hickok Rodeo on sale
• Bread of Stone to perform Saturday
• Caring for seniors
• Volunteers needed for Leadsled show
• A passion for flight
• Times are changing at eJail
• Gove woman injured in collision
• County to hear from zoning director
• City to look at proposed budget
• Gunfightin' & fixin'
• Gove woman injured in collision
• Volunteers needed for Leadsled show
• City to look at proposed budget
• County to hear from zoning director
• Speaker planned
• Interested in being a physician? Attend this
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• A unique moment in history
• Rains hit, miss in area counties
• Triple celebration set for Russell Catholic parish
• correction
• Church notes
• Man arrested on burglary charges
• Property tax raise could be needed
• Spike for Spirit volleyball tournament to be held July 31
• Sand Castle/Sculpture Contest set
• Russell church to have triple celebration
• Former Norton police officer to stand trial on rape, other charges
• City tax levy could increase
• The Spirit Cats are hosting a volleyball tournament! Visit Spike4Spirit_registration.pdf for more info.
• Are you watching this historic moment in space exploration?
• Governor appoints Sen. Moran's wife, two others to Regents
• Salinan wowed by shuttle launch
• Salina man accused of burglary, theft
• Shuttle Atlantis has successful liftoff
• City of Salina Sanitary Sewer Reconstruction Lashelle Lane Between Nottingham Drive And Roach Street
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule July 11th - 15th
• Lindsborg blood drive planned
• Former Grind employee faces drug charges
• District court
• correction
• Correction
• Buick franchise moves to Bennett
• Police blotter
• Commander reports on brigade in Iraq
• Bennett Autoplex purchases Buick franchise
• Military leader says Army in great shape
• Police investigate moped theft
• Senior writers to present their book
• Woman arrested in credit card theft case
• Huelskamp to visit western Kansas
• Work to begin Monday on stretch of I-70
• Health Dept. offers limited, free blood lead testing
• In the blink of an eye
• Salina to get MOMS Club chapter
• Man faces lengthy prison term in sexual abuse case
• Sewer work to close section of LaShelle Lane
• Wesleyan cheer, dance teams to have car wash
• Rulings made for murder trial
• 15-year-old to be tried as an adult
• Friday's Relay for Life moves from stadium to Oakdale Park
• Police blotter 7-7-11
• Limited free blood lead testing offered
• Man faces lengthy prison sentence in sex case
• Roadwork to begin Monday on I-70 east of Salina
• Car parked at Salina mall keyed
• Tires, rims worth $1,500 stolen
• Woman arrested in credit card theft case
• As of July 1, the residence halls had a 92% higher occupancy rate than a year ago. Better submit your contract ASAP if you plan to live in the halls this fall!
• Judge rules Velez to be tried as an adult
• Motorcycle rider dies after crash in Salina
• Police blotter
• Rodeo in Phillipsburg set for Aug. 4-6
• Hook Slice tournament planned
• Bidding process draws criticism
• Sheriff's office plans DUI patrol
• Crash on Broadway
• 'Patient-centered' care focus of pilot project
• King award winner claims international prize
• Few problems with fireworks
• Walmart cashier accused of theft
• No impaired drivers found in checklane
• Correction
• Officials say there were few fireworks problems, complaints
• No drunken drivers cited in checklane
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash
• County accepts bid for fire truck
• Hope everyone enjoyed the long weekend and celebrated Independence Day safely! Now, it's back to the grind. The second 6-week summer session starts today!
• Bennington man accused of stealing money from Walmart
• Unruly customer accused of damaging sunglasses
• Lovewell drowning victim identified
• PLAY TIME
• Motorcyclists injured in wreck near Mankato
• Police Blotter
• Lovewell drowning victim identified
• Motorcyclists injured in wreck near Mankato
• A Look Back
• Body of drowned man recovered
• Restaurant inspections
• They never knew
• High winds cause damage in Oberlin
• Water therapy
• Truck driver hurt in rollover
• Picture perfect
• Body of drowned man found
• High winds cause damage in Oberlin
• Truck driver hurt in rollover
• Recipe contest to celebrate George Washington Carver's birthday
• County to consider buying fire truck
• Kanopolis teens hurt in 2-car wreck
• Fireworks sell well in Salina
• Street Sweeping
• Country fun
• History & Patriotism
• Kanopolis teenagers injured in two-car wreck
• County to consider buying fire truck
• Sanitary Sewer Reconstruction Kenny Avenue
• Ina Hurley honored for years of service
• police blotter 7-2-11
• Goodland art center to have photography opening Sunday
• Tickets for Abilene rodeo on sale Sunday
• Program on July 4th meaning tonight in Abilene
• Tickets going on sale for Phillipsburg rodeo
• Old-fashioned harvest offered near Alton
• Cooking contest scheduled in Clay Center
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• Transition period
• McPherson SRS office to close
• Commissioner rounds up crew to watch last space shuttle launch
• Lincoln father asks for help locating son
• Sewer work to be done on Kenny Avenue
• Sentence reduced in sex crime case
• Hays police looking for man who sexually assaulted woman
• To the moon?
• Fire department bans floating lanterns
• Police search two homes, arrest two men
• Two homes searched, two arrests made
• Woman describes her life as a man
• Hays police seek man who sexually assaulted woman
• Man resentenced for sex crime
• Duncan organizes shuttle-launch road trip
• Hawley worries about U.S. space program
• Fire department bans floating lanterns
• McPherson SRS among 9 to close
• Section of Kenny Avenue to be closed
• 'Agent of change'
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule July 5th - 8th
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Heat is on for annual Skyfire fireworks event
• Survey: Public backs adequate jail space
• Fireworks banned in Salina? Not really
• Shawnee firm wins Exporter of the Year Award
• Man crashes motorcycle when he falls asleep
• Sick of criminals? Well, you're not alone
• BBBS golf tournament set for July 8
• Experience a one-room schoolhouse
• Four arrested in theft of new Chevy pickup
• Salina native has solo art show at Country Club
• Cast of characters
• Old West on tap this weekend at Old Abilene Town
• Tougher Kansas DUI law goes into effect
• Meade couple enjoy getaway to Salina
• Man crashes motorcycle when he falls asleep
• Fireworks banned in Salina? Not so
• New drunk driving law go into effect Friday
• Saline County Jail survey results presented
• 4 arrested for theft of new pickup
• Shawnee firm wins Exporter of the Year Award
• Solomon firm's state license revoked
• Indian fest to be at Glen Elder park
• Dorthea Webb to celebrate 90th birthday
• Police blotter
• Two Salinans arrested on drug charges
• McPherson girl, 15, found in Salina
• Wesleyan spirit programs to have car wash Sunday
• Four people hurt in crash near Kanopolis Lake
• County announces road closing, opening
• Corrections officer waives right to preliminary hearing
• Salinan gets 13 years for meth charge
• Car valued at $9,000 stolen in Salina
• McPherson woman stabbed multiple times
• Shadwick to head up Wesleyan's MBA program
• Police release photos of theft from Sears
• Salina man out thousands of dollars in scam
• Second rabid skunk found in Saline County
• Solar-powered AC
• Police report tools stolen from Sears
• We're giving away seven $2,000 scholarships at EAA AirVenture 2011! Stop by Main Aircraft Display 11 to register during Oshkosh.
• Salinan gets 13.5 years for drug offense
• Ellsworth correctional officer waives prelim
• Salina man falls victim to scam
• Shadwick to head Wesleyan's MBA program
• Car valued at $9,000 stolen in Salina
• Rabid skunk found in Saline County
• Two Salinans arrested on drug charges
• Salina police find missing McPherson girl
• McPherson man faces murder charges
• 4 hurt in crash near Kanopolis Lake
• KW spirit programs to have car wash
• Work to begin on I-135 in McPherson County
• Amos Road bridge bid awarded
• Asphalt Repairs on Iron Avenue - July 5, 2011
• Police seek help in locating missing McPherson girl, 15
• New EPA standards not met
• Money raised for headstone for Lady in Black
• Kaye Pogue Hospice Center to have open house
• Promoting passions
• County budget talks for 2012 are ‘just a draft’
• Salina police to set up checklanes
• Police blotter
• Work to begin July 5 on Iron Avenue
• Truck fire investigated as an arson
• Arpke's fireworks stand finally opens
• 333 for 6-29-11
• Love Story
• Work progressing on Salina Stadium track
• Salina man's tax return check cashed
• City sanitation crews on the job July 4
• Exide not meeting new EPA standards
• McPherson girl, 15, reported missing
• Arpke's fireworks stand opens for business
• Work on Salina Stadium track on target
• County discusses a lower property tax increase
• Promoting their passions
• County looks to raise property taxes
• Work to begin Tuesday on Iron Avenue
• Money raised for 'Lady in Black's' headstone
• No monkeying around
• Car valued at $9,000 stolen
• Salina police to set up DUI checklanes
• Band to perform before Skyfire
• Salina man's tax check missing, cashed
• Truck fire being investigated as an arson
• City Of Salina Sanitation 4th Of July Schedule
• Boy, 16, rolls pickup in Saline County
• How much would you spend on a bathroom remodel?
• 333s for 6-28-11
• Salina Tech to offer new degree
• Chamber to provide workshop on selling to governments
• Boy, 14, arrested on sex charges
• Hawley to make appearance in Salina on Friday
• City extends fireworks hours
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• correction
• Man who prevented abduction sought
• Police blotter
• 333s for 6-27-11
• Wichita man gets 10 years for Salina gun battle
• Author Wayne Purinton to sign book based on Vietnam experience
• Amnesty period attracts few takers
• Class on using social media offered
• Just like the kids
• Jail survey results to be made public Thursday
• Bricks thrown through police car window
• Pistols, rifles, shotguns stolen from home
• Cost of park restroom remodels draws criticism
• City extends hours to shoot off fireworks
• What a dud
• Boy, 16, rolls pickup truck
• Salina boy, 14, arrested on sex charges
• Saline Co. Jail survey to be made public Thursday
• Woman accused in employee theft case
• Salina man, 23, accused of attempted rape
• Man pleads guilty to receiving porn from 2 girls, 14
• Wichita man gets 10 years in connection with Salina shooting incident
• Congratulations to Megan Henderson and Nicole Lordemann, who piloted N812KS to a 15th place finish in the Air Race Classic! The ladies competed against 104 other teams.
• The Topeka Capital-Journal featured Megan and Nicole's Air Race Classic adventure in the Sunday edition:
• Texas man buys winning lottery ticket in Abilene
• Police seek man who came to woman's rescue
• Criminal justice agencies receive grant funding
• Man who plotted to put poison in salsa gets 10 years
• W. Crawford Street Roadway Repairs
• Pine Village to host Benefit Day Car Show
• Raising the limit
• Old Navy reports $896 missing at mall store
• A change of plans
• Sequel of Wizard of Oz to premiere in Kansas
• Presidential libraries topic of talk
• Commodities to be distributed July 13
• Birds of a feather
• Old Navy reports $896 missing
• Salinan injured when motorcycle hits deer
• 2 Salinans face charges after chase
• Freedom Celebration set for July 3
• Transgender speaker to talk July 1
• Workshop to be at Mitchell County Museum
• Play Day in the Park planned
• Not just leather at bike rally
• Street sweeping
• Clay Center man critical after wreck
• Love and family
• Get ready for the big bang
• County to consider bridge replacement
• Work to be done on West Crawford
• City to look at capital improvement program
• Calendar
• Police blotter
• City to look at capital improvement program
• More than leather at this bike rally
• County to consider bridge replacement
• Clay Center man critical after wreck
• Fourth of July Holiday Observance
• 6 ways you can save money by going green
• Highway patrol training to begin
• Leadership Salina program offered
• Theft adds new meaning to 'gas skip'
• Kitchen fire causes $65,000 in damage
• 25 counties declared disaster areas
• Teen rescues baby deer during harvest
• Church notes 6-25-11
• Blue Beacon Travel Plaza sold
• Ride for research
• Fireworks at Lovewell park canceled
• Dust Bowl film to be shown Sunday
• Oh deer: Fawn saved from wheat harvest
• Bikers raise money for cancer
• KHP to hire troopers
• Smolan house damaged by fire
• Car stolen from gas pumps
• 25 counties designated natural disaster areas
• Path of twisters tracked
• Leaving pets in cars can lead to tickets
• correction
• High algae levels in Logan City Lake
• Pump Up blood drive next week
• 333s for Friday, June 24
• Three hurt in car crash
• Norton looks to restore building
• Helping hands
• Law enforcement plans I-70 blitz
• Semi rolls on ramp, spills oil
• Farmers join together to harvest friend's fields
• The Solar Boat team placed 6th and was honored with the Promptness Award (aka the "Go Fishing" Award")
• Dog owners will be cited if canines left in cars
• Semi overturns at I-70 and I-135
• Identities of crash victims released
• Street Sweeping Schedule: June 27 - July 1, 2011
• 2011 Micro-Surfacing Road Work Daily Update Public Works Department
• City Of Salina AMEC Stream Surveying News - June 22, 2011
• Police blotter
• Motorcycle rally set for Saturday
• Memories of the Prairie lecture Saturday
• Photo contest sponsored by chamber
• Rollover crash near Salina injures 3
• Wheat harvest yields better than expected
• Police seek help in IDing suspect
• Water Resources to survey are streams
• Almena man killed in collision
• Salina Central names new principal
• Salinan critical after cycle-van crash
• Two from Most Wanted list in custody
• County discusses combining courts, jail
• Illegal immigrant indicted
• Aggressive Geese?
• Pickup ignites fire in wheat stubble
• Several vehicles damaged, broken into
• Hearing the CF-18s again? Say hello to our friends from the Canada's Fighting Tactical Squadron! You can write them at wings@salinaairport.com.
• Geese from Jerry Ivey Park euthanized
• Trailer, wheat stubble burned in fire
• County attorney, courts, community corrections could move to expanded jail facility
• 3 hurt in rollover crash
• Almena man killed in crash
• Wheat harvest about 40 percent complete
• Two more arrests made from 'Most Wanted'
• Vehicles damaged in south Salina
• Salinan in critical condition following motorcycle crash
• Police seek help in identifying woman in video
• Fund opened for Ellsworth fire victims
• Greener gallery
• College to offer online criminal justice degree
• Police blotter
• Building authority won't buy The Grind
• County approves purchase of truck
• HVAC system might cost $4 million
• Regulations concern many
• Storms damage area
• Kansas SRS secretary visits Salina
• Police look in reports of shots being fired
• Health care center gets grant
• Morland continues work to get community grocery store running
• Lurary's only grocery store prepares to close its doors
• The weather has created a change in plans for the Air Race Classic. The competitors will now depart from Alliance, Neb., at noon tomorrow. For more details and updates visit Megan and Nicole's blog:
• He cross-stitches with love
• Donations being accepted for fire victims
• $4 million heating, air system OK'd for City-County Building
• Board votes no on purchase of Grind building
• Police look for damage after finding shell casings
• KSU pilots take part in air race
• Hospice to celebrate fifth anniversary
• Salinan pleads guilty
• City hears requests for money
• Police blotter
• Stolen honey bun leads to inmate beating
• Hays man killed in crash
• DOWN, NOT OUT
• Correction
• Tornadoes hit northwest corner of state
• Charity focuses on health issues
• Salina man faces rape charges
• Proposed nuisance regulations put on hold
• Link Road reopens
• Inman man sentenced for child porn
• Storms move through western Kansas
• Hays man killed in crash
• Teen pleads guilty in Salina murder
• Inman man sentenced for distributing child pornography
• Allan Richardson is on his way to Kansas City to compete in the Skills USA national aviation maintenance competition for his fourth (and last) year. Good luck, Allan!
• Portion of Link Road reopens
• Salina man accused of rape
• Stolen honey bun allegedly leads to beating
• Winter offers praise and advice
• Stolen pickup truck located
• Fire in Ellsworth
• Trip set to see Lego exhibit in Topeka
• Horton hears
• Fire damages newspaper building in Ellsworth
• Helping with hunger in Salina
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• Annual garden tour set for Saturday
• Free seminar for caregivers planned
• Saline County commissioners meet Tuesday
• Salina city commissioners consider funding requests
• Police blotter
• Hail the harvest
• Hail the harvest
• Stolen pickup truck located
• Street Sweeping Schedule: June 20-24, 2011
• Free concert planned Thursday night
• Kids can have Breakfast with Belle
• Church notes 6-18-11
• Fore charity
• Police blotter
• Stroke support group to meet June 22
• Trip to Golden Eagle Casino set
• Childcare agency to have open house
• Huelskamp meetings announced
• What to read Sunday
• Street sweeping
• Winds gusting to 77 mph wallop Salina
• Man guilty in porn case
• New Cambria woman loses $4,700 in scam
• Photo project seeks subjects in Salina
• Residency program wins immunization award
• Photo documentary project seeks Salina subjects
• Salina Charities League nears $1 million in fundraising
• Woman loses more than $4,700 in scam
• Wind gusts up to 77 mph down trees, power lines
• Sellers found guilty on all counts
• Correction
• Police blotter
• OK Kids event is Saturday
• Talk on goat breeding Saturday
• Woman hurt by falling limb
• U2 plane shows up in Salina
• Attorneys wrap up case over child porn
• Man accused of rape, battery and threats
• Hedberg Road was reopened Thursday
• Car show returns to Stockton festival
• Mexican man charged with unlawful entry
• Trial won't go into depth on gang evidence
• Less bang for the buck
• Woman injured after semi struck by van
• Mediator to help resolve plume problem
• Waterpark Lifeguarding class planned
• Kansas 150-year activities planned
• Local organizations are awarded Legacy Fund grants
• Child pornography trial begins
• Former Salinan to study active volcanoes in Hawaii
• Jurors to begin deliberating child exploitation case
• Clay Center woman hurt in crash
• Hedberg Road is reopened
• We might have to use the solar boat and the concrete canoe to get around campus if it keeps raining like this!
• Game system, games taken in burglary
• Salinan accused of rape, battery, threats
• Plane carrying rock band U2 refuels at Salina airport
• SAA worried about slip in fuel sales
• Mediator to help resolve plume problem
• Child pornography trial begins
• City Manager Appoints Building Official
• Roads reopened after work projects
• Martial arts tournament set for Saturday
• KDHE: Exide plant lead levels too high
• Building official gets job he 'always wanted'
• Police blotter
• Salinan to get help with donations for walk
• House blessing planned for Saturday
• Presentation on cattle towns is Saturday
• Man says he was threatened with bat
• Police blotter
• Sky's the limit at Aviation Camp
• Marion, Abilene residents among honorees
• Two arrested after robbery of cab driver
• Car fixed, then stolen; suspect caught
• Trial begins in sexual exploitation case
• Public entities expect to enter mediation in effort to get groundwater contamination cleaned up
• 2 injured when motor home overturns
• Have you seen some of the media coverage that Megan and Nicole are receiving for Air Race Classic 2011? KSN news: and KSHB:
• Salina man gets maximum time for murder
• It’s a tough job
• City of Salina Street Closure - Sanitary Sewer Reconstruction Republic Avenue West Of Broadway Boulevard and East Of Osage Avenue
• City hires building official
• Salinan shoots himself in his hand
• Church central for Juneteenth Celebration
• County re-visits plan to buy The Grind building
• Mower fire leaves man critical
• School board rejoins lobbying group
• Parts of Republic Avenue will be closed
• Juneteenth celebration set for Saturday, Sunday
• Portion of Republic Avenue to be closed
• County could face property tax increase
• Local genealogist finds relatives of elusive Lady in Black
• Happy Flag Day! President Truman signed an act of Congress in 1949 declaring every June 14 as National Flag Day, commemorating the adoption of the United States flag.
• Man says he was threatened by men with baseball bat
• City names building official
• Man, 58, burned when mower catches fire
• Salina man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Bank robbery charge stuns neighbors
• Today is all about our flag
• Harvest is picking up
• Correction
• Correction
• Low bids help to rehab 4 more houses
• One hurt when SUV, pickup collide
• Results are in: Sexting is cheating
• SES considers YMCA after-school program
• Woman injured when SUV flips
• Texan pleads no contest to kidnappings, burglaries
• A dozen mailboxes bashed over weekend
• Police blotter
• Fight injuries require surgery
• Woman accused of vehicle burglary
• Harvest picks up in Marquette
• Nebraska woman hurt in crash
• Abilene woman treated at hospital after collision
• Texas man enters plea in kidnapping case
• Megan Henderson and Nicole Lordemann are preparing for Air Race Classic 2011. Read more about it at and check out their blog at
• The third Enrollment Day is in full swing! Incoming freshmen, if you haven't already enrolled, consider coming to a July Enrollment Day. It's a good way to meet people and get a feel for campus before classes start in August.
• Woman arrested on burglary charge
• Mailboxes damaged in east, southeast Salina
• Fight leaves Salina man with serious injuries
• Activities planned in Belleville to observe Kansas' 150th birthday
• Road Repairs on Roach Street between Carl and Albert Avenue, June 13, 2011
• Final day
• Festival award winners 6-13-11
• Concordia man killed in crash
• Native plant group plans gathering
• Fort Hays Historic site to mark July 4
• Pine Village to host Benefit Day Car Show
• Dole misses being 'in the eye' of politics
• Dole center of attention in Russell
• Maybe his final return
• Fine arts are endless
• No sweat, no rain for this festival
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• Festivalgoers share favorite activities
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Time To Say Thank You
• Child nearly drowns at lake
• KC detective sues Wyandotte County
• Child, 12, nearly drowns at Marion lake
• Quinter man killed in crash
• Dole among dignitaries at Prairiesta parade
• Dole misses being ‘in the eye’ of politics
• Dole center of attention in Russell
• Free-wheeling design
• State wants damage assessments
• Favorite activities at the festival
• Cookin' up festival fun
• Free mental health screenings to be June 21
• Bush library director to speak in Abilene
• Annual 'Pump Up' blood drive planned
• Board questions membership in group
• Brownback seeks disaster declaration for additional counties
• Tomorrow box for 6-11-11
• Street sweeping
• Powers, Pleasant Hill roads reopened
• Memories made with iPad2
• Salina man arrested after hit-and-run
• First wheat goes to Salina elevator
• Church notes
• Another successful Enrollment Day on the books. It's not too late to apply for July Enrollment Days!
• Dole, Specter return to Russell
• Festival gets off to fun start
• Brownback asks for 2nd disaster declaration
• Nebraska custom hauler brings first wheat load to Salina elevator
• Salina man accused of raping young girl
• Four arrested for DUI following Festival Jam
• Salinan accused of fleeing scene of fender-bender
• Roads reopened following construction projects
• Street Sweeping Schedule: June 13-17, 2011
• -10
• Bring on the funk
• They've got the beat
• Texan injured in Highway 70 wreck
• District court
• Boiling water incident leads to arrests
• Bicyclist hurt when he turns into semi
• Harvest is right around the corner
• Gunsmith's information can be admitted at Salina murder trial
• Schools have mixed results on test goals
• Fire districts gets better insurance rating
• Muir Road reopens
• Three arrested from Most Wanted list
• IT'S TIME TO JAM
• Horse trailer driver acquitted of animal cruelty
• SES graduation 2011
• Pretty in pink
• Bicyclist hurt in crash with semi
• Percussionists take in drum workshop
• Three more arrested from Most Wanted list
• Farmers cutting wheat near Inman
• ISO rating improves for RFD No. 5
• Salina man arrested after found in attic
• Muir Road to reopen today
• Presentation on Indians planned
• $6,000 worth of brass stolen from Salina firm
• Hemslöjd shop changing hands
• Untitled
• Salina foundation ranked high by national group
• Court blotter 6-9-11
• Revenue department shuts down Computer Connection
• Salina area train travelers got long look at cornfield
• Thieves take collectibles
• Don't 'Jam' your way into jail
• 3 more arrested from Most Wanted list
• Salinans arrested in connection with theft from trucks
• The Jam: Bands have 15 minutes of fame
• hydrant flushing 6-9-11
• Aviation students, check out the new Kansas State University Aviation fan page!
• Gunsmith's information can be admitted at murder trial
• 3 more arrested off Most Wanted list
• FlightSafety International is looking for interns. Interested? Contact Bill Gross.
• Don't 'Jam' your way into jail
• Salina group stalled between Chicago and St. Louis
• Lindsborg's dala horse factory to change hands
• Happy 94th birthday, Big Red One! Soldiers from the U.S. Army’s oldest and longest continuously-serving division are commemorating the occasion with a cake cutting ceremony.
• State seizes Computer Connection's assets
• $10,000 in items taken from storage unit
• $6,000 worth of brass stolen
• Arrest made in connection with theft from trucks
• Give us shelter
• Facebook group started to help depressed teens
• District court
• County approves new Kipp fire station
• Checklanes planned Thursday night
• Traffic stop results in drug charges
• Here kitty, kitty
• Wounded veteran to be honored
• Flag Day rally set in Goodland
• 333 for Wednesday, June 8, 2011
• Greater Salina Community Foundation announces grants
• Solomon River is overflowing
• Hydrant flushing
• Electronics taken from pickup truck
• 'Night with the 'Yotes' raises $25K
• Police blotter
• Norton prison escapee captured Tuesday
• Abilene woman accused of stealing wallet
• Bank bag stolen from convenience store
• Bids approved for highway projects
• Taking summer classes? Don't forget that you need a parking permit! Permits from the 2010-2011 academic year (both campuses') are still valid. Summer parking permits are $15 and are available in the business office, College Center 209.
• KDOT approves bids for road, bridge projects
• Checklanes to be operated following Festival Jam
• Kipp to get new fire station
• Solomon River above flood stage at Niles
• The Solar Boat Team leaves today for Solar Splash 2011 in Cedar Falls, Iowa. If the boat had a sail, they could save a lot of money on gas today...
• Abilene woman accused of using stolen credit card
• Traffic stop results in drug charges
• Messenger bag, electronic equipment taken from Indian Rock Park
• Bank bag, cash taken from Rod's
• Coyotes raise more than $25,000 for athletic department
• Motorcycle stolen from former business
• Woman reports car stolen
• Stockton prison escapee caught
• Golf scramble to benefit hospice
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• Police blotter
• Salina business' assets seized
• Eisenhower reunion is June 25 and 26
• Hospice to have memorial service
• Kenwood Cove still has problems
• Hydrant flushing
• Hoxie native wins Fulbright to Germany
• Dole to attend Russell Prairiesta
• Police wait for test results in second death
• City considers towing guidelines
• Harvest Near
• Texan pleads guilty to selling drugs
• Police seek help on lost debit card
• Inmate walks away from Stockton facility
• Beloit police chief dies
• Hill says second death might be attributable to designer drugs
• Dole confirms he will be in Russell Saturday
• Beloit police chief dies
• Kidnapping suspect pleads no contest
• Police seek public's help in identifying woman
• Items taken from unlocked car
• CDs, case stolen from car
• Salina business' assets seized
• Inmate escapes from state prison at Stockton
• Kenwood Cove's River Rapid slide again closed
• Moran to visit Sylvan Grove Saturday
• Wheat harvest inching northward
• Salinan is on his way on a Segway
• Van struck by semi on I-70
• Learning opportunities 6-6-11
• Hydrant flushing
• Still in the Swim
• Restaurant inspections
• Van struck by semi on I-70
• Big times with big band
• Note to Subscribers for Sunday, June 5
• Charter bus to visit Overland Park theater
• Colorado woman injured in wreck near Lindsborg
• County to look at Kipp fire station
• Pearl Harbor survivor Arthur Landry remembered as a patriot
• Barbecue to benefit Honor Flight Program
• Hydrant flushing
• City to consider airport bonds
• Names needed for hall of fame
• The Montessori Method
• Murphey the mediator
• Colorado woman injured in wreck near Lindsborg
• Police blotter
• Church Notes
• What to look for tomorrow
• Salina South's forensics team competes
• 2 more arrested after party
• Grow time
• Flags to honor fallen soldier
• Dole, Specter set to be in Russell
• Diaster declaration issued for area counties
• correction
• Street sweeping
• Pizza Huts to have fundraiser to benefit tornado victims
• Baja SAE took 24th and brought the car home in one piece!
• Flags ordered half-staff Tuesday
• Specter, Dole expected at Russell's Prairiesta
• Police investigate jewelry theft
• Two arrested for allegedly hosting party at which teens consumed alcohol
• KSU-Salina mini baja team sets record at competition
• Street Sweeping Schedule: June 6-10, 2011
• Church notes 6-4-11
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• Day camps set for special populations
• Right from the start
• Name changes for McPherson hospital
• Salinan is on his way on a Segway
• Salina teachers, district reach deal
• More highway projects announced
• STORM DAMAGE
• Program provides free lunches for children
• County to close parts of roads
• Entertainment briefs
• Everything old is new again
• Storm brings hail, flooding
• Ribbon-cutting conducted for summer food program
• A Good Fit: FlightSafety, K-State connection helps students gain experience, jobs
• Kansas State University at Salina Flight Team placed 8th at national SAFECON!
• Sections of two roads to close beginning Friday
• McPherson's hospital undergoes name change
• Road projects announced for northwest Kansas
• Abilene pounded by hail, rain
• Festival medallion found on second day
• Severe weather alert: Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Salina and the surrounding area. Strong winds and quarter-size hail forecasted.
• Murder victim was shot to death
• 'Star' Project
• Flowers in the Flint Hills tour is June 25
• Salina Senior Games begin Friday
• Police blotter
• Letter carriers collect 15,562 pounds of food
• Soldier gearing up for yachting challenge
• Caps offering free parent classes
• Spangles official to emcee fundraiser
• Huelskamp to visit area towns this month
• Get a clue
• Inmates face charges after scuffle in jail
• McPherson victim died of multiple gunshot wounds
• McPherson to get new I-135 interchange
• Two county roads reopen
• Items reported missing from nursing home
• Kenwood Cove staff to be at mall Saturday
• Salinan reports vehicle damage
• Two expected to be charged in connection with fight
• Formal charges filed in McPherson County murder
• Get a clue: 'Generally North'
• City Commission Departmental Tour
• Glen Avenue Road Closure
• Section of Glen Avenue to be closed
• Just keep showing up
• Power surge turns on tornado siren
• Cunningham Road reopens after work
• 1 killed, 10 injured in crash Sunday
• County to switch Internet providers
• Police blotter
• Two events set at Pony Express historic site
• Veteran of Patton's army to speak at D-Day event
• Berniece Pickrell to celebrate 80th birthday
• Powerful wind causes damage
• McPherson man's body found
• Get a clue
• McPherson man faces murder charge
• Lady in Black
• Hydrant flushings
• Free transportation offered to festival
• Money being raised for headstone for mysterious 'Lady in Black'
• Cunningham Road reopens
• Charges expected in McPherson murder
• Bar worker cited for serving after hours
• Tools stolen from garage in Smolan
• Copper wire stolen near Bridgeport
• Wind blows over trusses at construction site
• Boy from Mexico killed, dozen injured in crash near Ellsworth
• Lightning strike being blamed for false tornado alarm
• Salinans remember
• Visitors bid Robbie goodbye
• Smith Center woman injured in wreck
• Get ready for medallion madness
• Highway patrol: People ejected in crash
• Blotter 5-31-11
• Hydrant flushing 5-31
• Hunt for Festival Medallion begins Wednesday
• Body found; foul play suspected
• May we never forget
• Highway patrol: People ejected in crash
• Micro-Surfacing Road Work Update - May 31, 2011
• Police Blotter
• Torch run comes through Salina Wednesday
• Gallagher's smashing table to be auctioned after concert
• Kobach to speak at Flag Day rally
• Civil War Roundtable is 7 p.m. Thursday
• Correction
• Hydrant Flushing
• Discovered letters spark a Kansas veteran's memoir of the Vietnam War and the aftermath
• Patio chairs stolen
• Fishing equipment, tools taken
• United Way seeks community proposals
• Trash pickup remains on holiday
• Microsurfacing planned on Tuesday, Wednesday
• Welcome to the cove
• Real Heroes
• County to consider Web agreement
• City offices closed Monday
• Square dance convention coming to BiCenter
• Salina Steak Out to benefit KU alumni association
• Art and free movie to be at Stiefel
• United Way seeks community proposals
• County to consider Web agreement
• City offices closed Monday
• tomorrow
• Old Abilene Town brings the Old West to life
• Summer hours begin for Jeffcoat Photography Museum and Dickinson Historical Socitety
• Church notes
• Friars to accept new posts
• Police blotter
• 36th Annual Bennington PRCA Rodeo next week
• Memorial Day ceremony planned
• Street sweeping
• Section of highway dedicated to WWII hero, Beverly native
• Dillons taking Red Cross donations
• Patrol urges holiday highway safety
• Military mentors
• Mexican man convicted of possessing three firearms
• Investigation into fatal crash could take weeks
• K-State Salina Baja SAE passed tech, passed the brake test, and is headed to the track site!
• Mexican national convicted on firearms charges
• Undersheriff: Investigation into fatal crash could take couple of weeks
• AG's office issues warning on storm damage
• K-State team places 8th at national competition
• This is it
• Annual Water Line Free Chlorine Flushing and Annual Fire Hydrant Flushing
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Lightville Road closes
• Lakewood Middle School burgled
• Hydrant flushing to begin today
• Rising waters
• 15-year-old dies in crash
• Entertainment briefs
• Eff CreeK Road reopens
• Text fight ends with attempted murder charge
• Tour of wheat variety plots begins today
• Kansan wins first Starbird award
• Constructing his own future
• Wheat tour is Friday
• Salina man accused of stabbing another man
• Teenage girl killed in early morning crash
• City of Salina E-Waste Collection Event - June 4, 2011
• City Sanitation Memorial Day Schedule
• Street Sweeping Schedule: May 31 - June 3, 2011
• Applications for Vendors Being Accepted
• Festival Families First Program Provides Admissions
• ‘The Soul Preachers” Entertain at 'Festival Friday' Art a la Carte Concert
• Correction
• Police blotter
• Fire set in SUV in Salina
• Free summer meals offered once again
• La Crosse has little damage, lots of rain
• Salinan gets 36 years in prison
• Crawford to be microsurfaced today
• Railroad says rocking car caused derailment
• Hearing postponed for murder suspect
• Pinto power has new impetus
• A visit from the top
• Texting escalates into car-bashing, fight
• Texting leads to fight, eight arrests
• Homes sandbagged in town
• Homes, elevator sandbagged in Lincoln County town
• KHP: Driver in fatal crash was drunk
• Fire set in SUV in Salina
• VFW leader urges members to fight for rights
• The Baja SAE team has the car on display in Tech Center this morning. Stop by to wish them well before they leave for their national competition in Pittsburg, KS!
• Velez preliminary hearing postponed
• Texting leads to fight, eight arrested
• Free summer meals offered for children
• Texting leads to fight, car-bashing
• Boy describes killing brother
• United Way to boost education
• Little school on the prairie
• McPherson to be stop on highway projects tour
• Health foundation makes $81,779 grant to KWU
• Counting on the Cove
• Homeless man hospitalized, then arrested
• Rural fire district looks to buy new fire engine
• Correction
• Jail expansion may be delayed
• Budget on board's agenda
• Saline county is in a severe thunderstorm watch until 5:45 p.m. Damaging winds and hail possible.
• Rural fire district looks at replacing fire engine
• Salina School Board discusses budget cuts
• Boy recounts on videotape how he shot his stepbrother
• Aviation, agronomy, geography departments team up for unprecedented mapping of Kansas River
• Police take homeless man to jail
• KW gets $81,779 grant for patient simulator
• McPherson to be stop on highway projects tour
• United Way makes commitment to education
• Need something to keep the kids entertained over the summer? Check out one of our summer camps. It's not too late to enroll!
• $2,670 in property taken from rural home
• County seeks to delay jail expansion
• Damage done
• Smoky Hill River Festival 2011
• Untitled
• Commission debunks rural court myth
• Police blotter
• Salinans arrested in connection with theft of batteries
• Man accused of head-butting officer
• Donald K. Ross highway to be named
• New car stolen from dealer
• correction
• City OKs fire, utility upgrades for airport
• Police seek men who dropped stolen laptop
• Overlay work begins on U.S. 50
• District to pay deductible for SATC fire
• Salinan accused or rape with middle-schooler
• New Plainville pool set to open
• Deputies use pepper spray to stop party
• Kansan goes on extreme journey
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• Garden City woman waits out storm
• Fire destroys trailer home
• Former Concordia man participates in action adventure show
• Pepper spray used to flush out teens
• Salina man accused of hitting police officer with his head
• Plainville residents excited about opening of new pool
• Men accused of stealing batteries
• Highway dedication planned
• Kenwood Cove to open Saturday
• Moran to visit Florence, Abilene
• Business, industry forum canceled
• Summer classes start today! Hope you remembered to set your alarm if you're enrolled in a class for the first 6-week summer session!
• Car stolen from dealership
• Officer interrupts burglary
• Salina man arrested on sex charges
• Officials searching for cause of fire that destroyed trailer home
• Exploring history
• Making it count
• North Ninth Street and West Diamond Drive Intersection Road Repair
• Goodland man killed in rollover crash
• Goodland man killed in crash
• Hutchinson man injured in crash
• Southeast of Saline graduates
• Ignorance isn't bliss.
• Sculptures now a fixture in downtown
• School and family
• County commissioners consider bid for fire truck
• City to consider $3.388 million for airport work
• Body found near Marion reservoir
• Training available for female athletes
• Reunion of Riders to be June 10-11
• Salina School Board to consider textbook rental fees
• Hutchinson man injured in crash
• Body found in Marion reservoir
• City to consider bid for utility work
• County to consider replacement of fire truck
• School board to consider fees
• Grant will help homeless people in Salina
• Salina Municipal Band rehearsals begin
• Heavy rain causes some area flooding
• Lottery ticket brings student $5,000
• Eikelberry new director of Saline County Commission on Aging
• Home school graduation today
• Police blotter
• Foundation grants PET Project
• Church notes 5-21-11
• Ell-Saline student arrested on sex charges
• 2 arrested in connection with theft
• correction
• Artists studio opens in downtown Salina
• Street sweeping
• tomorrow
• Eikleberry new Commission on Aging director
• Toelle interim PR director at Wesleyan
• Grant aimed at Salina's homeless
• Student wins $5,000 with lottery ticket
• All of the rain might keep Flight Team on the ground, but it's making the course nice and muddy for Baja SAE's national competition next week!
• Rainfall causes some area flooding
• Salinan reports theft of 300 truck batteries
• Ell-Saline student arrested on sex charges
• Police arrest 2 in Salina theft case
• PET Project announces annual grant
• 2011 Micro-Surfacing Road Work Daily Update - May 19, 2011
• 46 Strings
• Catbackers plan two events in June
• Forum on disaster response is next week
• big gig
• Police blotter 5-20-11
• Museum to host water aerobics class
• Historical society to host grant workshop
• Access Television to air local graduations
• Salina’s full of Talent
• 22 teams from 7 high schools
• Brownback signs bill on synthetic narcotics
• Robbie to move
• Exploring history
• Warren to step down at Land Institute
• Police tell Jimmy to move, return cart
• Getting exposure
• River Festival buttons on sale now for $10
• Police to focus on seat belt enforcement
• SculptureTour Salina to kick off with party Saturday
• Artist likes to share how he sees beauty throughout the world
• Annual youth fishing tourney to be June 4
• Flight Team is about half way through competition week! They've competed in the pre-flight competition and power-on landings and feel they've done well in both.
• Locals laud governor's signing of law banning class of synthetic drugs
• Land Institute gets new managing director
• Students, all of your final semester grades are available in iSIS today!
• Cart taken from homeless man, who's asked to move from Iron Avenue
• Street Sweeping Schedule May 23rd - May 27th, 2011
• The Story of Nicodemus, a First Thursday Presentation
• Bake sale to benefit animal shelter
• Rainfall welcomed, but more is needed
• A day with Jimmy
• Authority hopes to buy The Grind
• Family loses home, dog in fire
• Meth buyers steal from drug supplier
• Salina looks to help air service in other cities
• Six Salina gardens featured in 2011 Garden Tour
• Wiener dog races set for Saturday
• Bethany to honor alumni Saturday
• Artist shows love for Great Danes
• Scoular makes upgrades to elevators
• Fire damages Salina home
• Rain brings some relief for thirsty crops
• Homeless man weathers rainstorm near Iron Avenue box culvert
• Kansas First District Congressman Tim Huelskamp (right) visited KWU Tuesday (May 17) to meet with President Lamkin (left) and tour the campus.
• Computer, phone allegedly stolen after drug deal
• SeaPort seeking EAS contracts in more communities
• Increased patrols planned through June 4
• Marymount Road Southbound Lane Closure
• 2011 Micro-Surfacing Road Work Daily Update - May 16, 2011
• Concordia nuns to speak at Eisenhower Library event
• Vitamin D lesson to be at noon Thursday
• Girl Scouts sign-up party is Thursday
• Trip to Crown Uptown is Thursday
• Mankato blood drive is from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday
• Yard, bake sale set for Saturday
• Good work
• Artist creates for himself, peers
• Shipton Road to be closed for work
• Planners to review restricting access
• For your convenience: Another gas station
• County to delay decision on jail HVAC
• City-County Building to have added security
• A concern for others
• Talking funny
• Driver hurt when semi collides with cattle
• Police blotter
• Business loses almost $29,000 in burglary
• Two honored with citizenship award
• The SIFE team has returned from Nationals. Read about their experience at
• Portion of Shipton Road to close Thursday
• Central High sophomore is national champ in prose
• Semi crashes into small herd of cattle
• THIN BLUE LINE
• Street Sweeping Schedule May 16th - 20th, 2011
• Monsanto subject of film to be show in Salina
• Authorities still hunting for Hillsboro man
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• City agrees to purchase a piece of SculptureTour art
• 2011 luxury Lincoln found in tree row
• Police blotter
• Bethany College signs agreement with Swedish university
• Herington pub goes up in smoke
• Police still seeking alleged drug dealer
• Salina band named Festival Jam replacement
• City to start resurfacing 4 miles of streets
• Portion of Marymount Road to be closed
• It's about exploration, curiosity
• Ryberg to be principal at Stewart
• Sections of Hedville, Shilo roads to be reopened
• Court Blue Ribbon Commission to meet in Salina
• Salina man, 19, accused of rape
• Piano goes out the window at vandalized house
• Keep up with the Flight Team as they compete at nationals! The team is updating their Facebook page as the competition progresses.
• Keep up with the Flight Team as they compete at nationals! The team is updating their Facebook page as the competition progresses.
• The Avionics Program has received a large donation from Mid-Continent Instruments
• Ryan Reid (left), Mid-Continent Instruments and '08 alum, presents Raylene Alexander, head of Kansas State University's avionics program, with equipment for K-State students to use in the classroom.
• City agrees to buy SculptureTour art
• Herington residents cope with loss of bar to fire
• Replacement name for Festival Jam
• EPA warns feedlot operators
• Salina man, 19, accused of rape
• Luxury Lincoln found among the trees
• Piano goes out window at vandalized house
• Court commission to meet in Salina
• Search still on for missing Hillsboro man
• Police still looking for armed man
• Fallen law officers remembered
• Sections of county roads to reopen
• Stewart to get new principal
• On Tuesday, Salina street resurfacing begins
• Part of Marymount Road to be closed
• Honey of a car
• National Public Works Week
• 100th class graduates from Sacred Heart
• Central graduates entertained by speakers' wisdom, humor, advice
• Police blotter
• Tescott to celebrate 125th
• South has an 'unforgettable' ceremony at Bicentennial Center
• It gets ‘Silly’ at South High graduation
• Sacred Heart graduates
• Salina Central graduation
• KWU speaker stresses service
• Two hurt in three-car pileup
• Grads ready to make Ell-Saline proud
• County to consider $25,000 in jail improvements
• City to consider money for traffic signal upgrades
• Police blotter
• Salina South graduation
• Path of opportunities
• Festival Jam lineup announced
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• Legislator: 'There is an overwhelming relief'
• Path of opportunities
• County to consider $25,000 in jail improvements
• City to consider money for traffic signal upgrades
• Festival Jam lineup announced
• Sunrise Presbyterian plans free concert
• Teens For Christ to show film
• Happy (Smiley) trails
• Ready to walk
• Police seek suspected drug dealer
• Police investigate melee
• Police blotter
• Jury trials set for 2 Salina teens in man's death
• Police cite 2 businesses in alcohol sting
• correction
• Sunflower Insurance sold to management group
• Thieves hit former Stuckey's restaurant
• Authorities searching for Hillsboro man's body
• Making healthier, happier communities
• County announces road closings, openings
• Section of Shipton Road reopened
• Prefestival Jazz Band Camp postponed
• Boy, 15, accused of taking $1,400 from dad's safe
• Church notes
• Ell-Saline High School graduates announced
• Police investigating north Salina melee
• Congratulations to our degree candidates! Enjoy your day on Saturday!
• County to consider $25,000 in jail upgrades
• Festival Jam line-up announced
• 5-car-crash on Crawford detours traffic
• Authorities searching for Hillsboro man in Marion Lake
• 'Smiley' about to sign off at the BiCenter
• Last day of finals! How are you going to spend your summer break?
• Police cite 2 businesses in alcohol sting
• Police say boy took $1,400 from dad's safe
• $1,400 handgun stolen in Salina
• Thieves hit former Stuckey's restaurant
• Jury trials set for 2 teens in Salina man's death
• The Senior BBQ scheduled for 5-7 tonight has been moved to inside the Student Activities Center because of the weather.
• Sunflower Insurance sold to management group
• Police seek man believed to be armed, dangerous
• Section of Shipton Road reopens
• Show us what you got
• OCCK plans to expand its transportation program north
• Police blotter
• Children's choir to perform Saturday
• Salina police investigate unemployment benefits
• Finalists announced for third Salina's Got Talent competition
• Sculptor was 'late bloomer'
• 3 escape injury when car rolls
• Body believed to be that of missing man
• Smoky Valley foundation awards grants
• 'Perfect match'
• Entertainment briefs
• Recovery begins for Salina woman
• Have you lost your camel? Call the dean's office at 785-826-2603 to identify him. (If he's not claimed by the end of next week, he's going to be traveling around Salina, looking for you...)
• KWU Baseball wins first game of nationals. Plays again at 6 p.m. Thursday. If you're in Salina, watch it in the Student Activities Center.
• KU chancellor impressed with Salina med school building
• Salina woman recovering after Tuesday's crash
• Body believed to be that of missing man
• Finalists announced for Salina's Got Talent
• 3 escape injury when car rolls
• OCCK offering new bus service
• Salina police investigate unemployment benefits
• Kansas Wesleyan University Chamber Orchestra
• New conductor named for Salina Junior Youth Symphony
• Salina's Got Talent voting delayed until Friday
• 'They can touch it, climb all over it, appreciate it'
• North Salina is subject of survey
• Brownback to kick off disaster forum in Salina
• Salina man loved his vehicles
• Wired for Art
• Three people arrested in domestic dispute
• Adult ed center gets $19,000 in grants
• Good luck to Flight Team! They are on their way to The Ohio State University for the national NIFA SAFECON competition.
• Vote on talent competition delayed a day
• New graduates: Don't forget to "like" the K-State Salina Alumni page! Also, check out the New Grad FAQs to find out when you'll get your diploma, how to forward your e-mail, and more!
• Don't forget the Pops on the Lawn concert tonight at 7:30 in the patio area of the Student Activities Center. If the weather doesn't cooperate, the concert will be in the Student Activities Center. Free ice cream!!!
• Adult ed center gets $19,000 in grants
• Three people arrested in domestic dispute
• Brownback to kick off Salina disaster forum
• Junior Youth Symphony gets new conductor
• Police identify drivers, victim in fatal crash
• Deputy dies of self-inflicted gunshot
• Fatal Crash
• correction
• School board hears proposed cuts
• Online voting begins Thursday for Salina's Got Talent
• Correction
• What a drag
• County issues reminder on fireworks sales
• Police blotter
• Fort Hays State to have science, math camp
• Bethany grads to hear retired bishop
• 333 for 5-10-11
• Four more arrested off Most Wanted list
• Car stolen in Wyoming recovered in Salina
• More than a pretty statue
• Police will be out looking for DUI drivers
• Emergency medical services events planned at Central Mall
• Good luck to Students In Free Enterprise! The SIFE team leaves for the national competition in Minneapolis, MN, today.
• Police working fatal Salina crash
• County issues reminder on fireworks sales
• Stolen car recovered in Salina; 2 jailed
• 4 arrested off Most Wanted list
• Finals: Day 2. There's chocolate in College Advancement (CC 208) if you need an energy boost!
• Salina police to patrol for DUIs
• Salina man dragged by car
• Survivor to speak at Plant it Pink campaign
• Windsor estates to have open house
• Legislative Issues meeting is Saturday
• Commodities to be distributed Wednesday
• SHHS forensics team competes at state
• Thorstenberg Road reopens in county
• Part of North Street to be closed this week
• Nebraska arrested on rape charge
• Donations sought to provide free swims
• Fallen offices to be honored
• Record heat
• City, county to partner on North Ohio road work
• Central forensics team takes second at state
• Police blotter 5-10-11
• Salina man reports assault, damage, thefts
• Symphony opener to be on Smoky Hills TV
• Doctor delivers warning
• For the love of God
• Salina man accused of breaking vehicle windows
• City, county to partner on North Ohio work
• Fallen officers to be honored
• Salina doc delivers a warning
• Hot enough for ya?
• Here's a link to video that KSAL's Todd Pittenger shot of the KWU balloon launch Saturday (May 7, 2011).
• Thanks to our friends at KSAL.....
• Nebraska man arrested on rape charge
• Man says he was beaten, items taken
• KU faculty, staff to travel state for annual tour
• Legislators say drought will hit Kansas budget
• Peace Corps teacher gets a lesson in love
• K-State offers various summer camps
• Downtown Art
• Young parents, tough choices
• St. Francis native one of 10 sculptors
• 13 grain cars derail near Victoria
• Special delivery
• A Mother's Love
• City to consider asphalt work on Ohio
• Free diabetes class offered May 17
• Youths sought for volunteer program
• Two instructors receive associate degrees
• Hays teen injured on K-18
• Montessori school receives grants
• 'make a life'
• Hays man dies in one-vehicle wreck
• County to talk about tech equipment
• PRESSING MATTERS
• Students to receive nursing pins
• Rempel to speak at Tabor commencement
• Speed a key ingredient for sub maker
• Hays man dies in one-vehicle wreck
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011!
• County to talk about tech equipment
• City to consider asphalt work on Ohio
• Hays teen injured on K-18
• Balloon launch set for 8 a.m. today
• Police blotter
• Jail consultant sees trends in county
• Church notes
• Dry and dusty
• Woman given probation for endangering children
• Do we have a crash tax?
• Hearing rescheduled for officer in rape case
• Wheat crop needs rain soon
• Man reports tax check missing
• KSU at Salina, Salina Tech has graduation
• Part of Farrelly Road to be closed for paving
• Woman hurt in motorcycle crash
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• Southeast student leadership projects recognized
• Teen is accused of hackingdeaths
• Salina Area Technical College graduates
• Kansas State University at Salina graduates
• Governor's Scholars: Slow down, enjoy life
• KGB's final event, the Omega LAN, is tonight in the College Center Conference Room, 6p-2a.
• Wind makes it harder to manage fires
• The Student Life Center is open today. The gym is reserved for graduation set-up. The entire building will be closed tomorrow morning for graduation, but everything will be open in the afternoon.
• Hearing scheduled in case of former Norton officer charged with rape
• Man says refund check is missing
• Portion of Farrelly Road to close Monday
• Hands-on artist
• Speaker: Answer is humble prayer
• Playing it SAFE
• Street Sweeping Schedule May 9th - 13th 2011
• Police blotter
• Special day planned for moms at zoo
• Nursing Home Week celebrations planned
• Third-graders to visit one-room schoolhouse
• Four agencies receive Horizons Grants
• Youth hazardous occupation training offered
• Mental health center to offer free screenings
• Churchill, Eisenhower focus of scholar's talk
• Artist likes to make ordinary 'extraordinary'
• Oakdale fence for aesthetics, crowd control
• Comedian Gallagher to hit the Salina stage
• Teen accused in hacking deaths
• Southeast student leadership projects recognized
• Oakdale Park gets new fence on north side
• Thank you to everyone who completed the student communication preferences survey! We will use your answers to improve communication in the fall. Congratulations to Paul Bentz, winner of the iPad 2 provided by K-State at Salina Programming Board Events.
• Gallagher will be a 'smash' in Salina
• Salinans gather for annual prayer breakfast
• Hearing for Assaria boy postponed
• $710 worth of items stolen from storage unit
• Woman suspects acquaintance in thefts
• Phillipsburg rebounding after fraud
• Child advocates offer advice on sex crimes
• Papers of CIA offical opened for research
• Alumnus gives $1.6 million to KU
• Missing Salina girl back after 13 days
• Former execs agree to settle charges
• Police blotter 5-5-11
• Missing Salina girl has returned home
• Solar Boat Club is selling Papa John's Pizza, Sprecher Gourmet Sodas + Other Drinks, and homemade desserts in the Tech Center Lobby today from until 2:00pm. Support them as they prepare to head to their national competition!
• Preliminary hearing delayed in murder case
• Police investigate burglary, damage
• Hedville road closed for work
• Menards announces activities for grand opening
• Answer to a burning need
• Tech college a step closer to being 'best'
• Santa Fe fire fuled an arson
• Sensations to sing at Art a la Carte
• Mental health center to have public events
• Trade show to feature new aircraft
• Police blotter
• Corrections office looks at program cuts
• Salina police arrest sex offender
• Three teens hurt when truck struck tree
• Salinan gets Oprah tickets
• Menards announces grand opening activities
• Abilene boys hurt in crash
• Fire district offers mobile water supply to keep fires under control
• Police say fire at downtown building was arson
• Salina man accused of fondling boys
• A TIME FOR REJOICING
• South Middle School Sensations
• Police to revisit towing issue
• Police blotter 5-3-11
• Youth car judging program announced
• Fire on Santa Fe
• Friend to friend
• Salinan sentenced in kidnapping case
• Salina Prayer Breakfast is Thursday
• Seeing and doing Rio
• Salina man charged with lewd behavior
• They're glad bin Laden's gone, but...
• Meth deal goes bad for Hays man
• Salina teen missing
• KSU at Salina graduation is Saturday
• City to look again at contracting with tow company
• Salinan sentenced in connection with kidnappings
• Fire damages downtown building
• Salinan accused of lewd behavior
• Man says he was beaten, robbed by alleged drug dealer
• Moundridge man gives $1.6 million to KU
• What do you think?
• Horizons Organizational Project Grants Awarded
• Glen Avenue Closure - May 2, 2011
• Cops blotter
• Man drowns in boating accident at Marion lake
• Yesteryear Museum tractor drive planned
• Sock Hop to raise money to help youth attend the National Catholic Youth Conference
• TOP of the World
• Senior Games set for June 3 and 4
• biz personals 5-1-11
• Learning opportunities 5-2-11
• Truckers, locals pleased with bin Laden killing
• Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Man drowns in boating accident at Marion lake
• Delivery of Suday, May 1 Edition
• Pay back
• Washington teen injured in single car wreck
• Panel seeks names of notable Kansans
• "Fabulous" class of women have been friends for 60 years
• Community Corrections adult offender funding on county's agenda Tuesday
• City to discuss asphalt work on N. Ohio
• Brown Mackie graduates look forward to entering work force
• Police blotter
• Veterinarian loves teaching
• Two bicyclists hit during early morning crash
• Shred day planned for Tuesday
• Benefit planned
• Sample food from downtown restaurants
• 'Fabulous' class
• Washington teen injured in single car wreck
• Two bicyclists hit during early morning crash
• Panel seeks names of notable Kansans
• Sample food from downtown restaurants
• City to discuss asphalt work on North Ohio
• Adult offender funding on county agenda
• Glen Avenue to be closed for work
• Two accused of stealing electronics
• Brown Mackie graduates
• Mennonite Brethren annual dinner set
• Kansas cuisine is focus of May 2 program
• Former Salinan reports from Tuscaloosa
• tomorrow box
• Street sweeping
• Salina accused of selling meth
• Luray school to become missionary college
• Researcher pieces together puzzles about who lived here before us
• Eff Creek Road to be closed for work
• Church notes 4-30-11
• Former Salinan who lives in Tuscaloosa not in tornado's path
• Texas preacher purchases Luray school building
• 2 accused of burglary, theft
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Portion of Eff Creek Road to close Monday
• Custer Street Road Repairs, May 2, 2011
• Street Sweeping Schedule May 2nd - 6th
• N. Kenwood Park Drive Road Repairs, May 2, 2011
• Marymount Road Southbound Lane Closure - May 3, 2011
• Professor addresses energy myths
• Show Time
• Thespians gather for festival
• Child ID program to be in Dexter Park
• Central forensics team prepares for state
• Bicycle tour event to raise money to support the Red Cross in Salina
• Judge to consider allowing man's testimony
• Store clerk falls for telephone scam
• Watkins Road to be closed today
• Red Cross volunteers head to Mississippi
• Central team places first in tourney
• Don't forget about the BBQ and Carnival! Earn points for your organization for Club Competition Week, eat free food, and play free games!
• Couple to re-open to Kanopolis Drive-In
• Students, check your email and take the survey about your communication preferences. Then follow the directions to be entered in the drawing for an iPad 2!
• Store falls victim to phone scam
• First Thursday Art Rush
• If those old combines could talk
• Hays, Colby consider merging mail sorting into Salina
• Brownback wants disaster declaration
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• Police blotter
• Doug says thanks for donating blood
• 'Energy Myths' top of lecture at KWU
• Lincoln bake sale to benefit after-prom
• Wichita man gives tips on becoming designer
• North Kenwood Park Drive to be repaired
• Stiefel books Martin
• City to begin repairing Custer
• Jimmy Splichal continues his military service by commissioning students
• Justin McClure's presentation is at 1:30 today in the College Center Conference Room. His presentation is part of SIFE's Entrepreneurship-ology activities.
• Congratulations to Kathy Sanders, K-State Salina's Classified Employee of the Year!
• Zoo staff corral escaped markhor
• Steve Martin coming to Stiefel Theatre
• Blood drive honors Salina man
• Police to focus on bus safety
• Police blotter
• McPherson's annual scholarship dinner set
• Salina grad retires from Air Force after 28 years
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• Fueling changes
• Bennington students protest cuts
• Superintendent contract approved
• 20 teens accused of underage drinking
• Salina's Got Talent applications available
• Look what Coach Jones is up to!!!
• Police stepping up enforcement of bus safety laws
• 20 minors cited for alcohol consumption
• Vandals break windows in 10 vehicles
• SATC board sees new basement
• City sales tax up; gas prices add stress
• U.S. Road Trip
• Concordia women hurt in rollover
• Police blotter 4-26-11
• City OKs funds for airport authority project
• Kansas veterans van to be here
• Exhibit celebrates Peace Corps
• Superintendent's contract on board's agenda
• Inmate faces new charges in drug case
• Salinan sentenced for dragging officer
• Two face intimidation of witness charges
• Salina woman accused of computer crime
• Make your appointment now! The Writing Center will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Friday, May 6. They will not be open during Finals Week.
• Justin McClure. Wednesday. 1:30 p.m. College Center Conference Room. Be there.
• Concordia women hurt in crash
• Vehicle windows shattered
• 2 expected to be charged with intimidating witness
• Salina woman charged with computer crime, ID theft
• Inmate accused of soliciting someone to kill undercover officer
• Piecing Together Community - The Indian Burial Pit and Native American Society
• Street Sweeping Schedule April 25th - 29nd, 2011
• Salina's Got Talent forms available
• Talks to focus on Kansas architecture
• 'Leadercast' to be broadcast to KSU
• Free anxiety, depression screenings set
• Former dean to be honored with degree
• Volunteers sought for archeology training program and dig at site north of Manhattan
• Salinan tees off on celebratory golf tour
• learning opp. 4-25-11
• Marion man killed in crash near Canton
• New theater space to be opened before regional festival
• Stamp, coin show set for May 1
• Marion man killed in crash near Canton
• City to discuss placing sculptures
• Thief steals copper wire from trailer
• Kids clamor for eggs at communitywide hunt Saturday
• Department update set for county commission meeting
• Train car derailment blocks Santa Fe intersection
• Police blotter
• Street sweeping
• Messages of hope
• Annual spring family picnic planned
• Community blood drive planned this week
• Big Fat Greek Dinner set for May 7
• Messages of Hope
• Train car derailment blocks Santa Fe intersection
• Thief steals copper wire from trailer
• Restored flour mill in operation during annual Millfest
• Menards store officials preparing for Tuesday opening
• Museum gets grant to digitize photos
• Sheriff's office gets new defibrillators
• Hearing for Norton officer set for May 5
• Salinan found guilty of murder
• Academy students continue to cut hair
• Salina police cite 3 in identification checks
• Garden City man hurt after collision
• Church notes 4-23-11
• ATV stolen from Salina Power Sports
• St. John's completes its annual inspection
• South forensics team competes in tourneys
• 2 from Sacred Heart forensics team place
• County reopens Woodward Road
• tomorrow
• Gen. Brooks to speak at KWU graduation
• Garden City man hurt in crash
• 3 cited during club ID checks
• ATV, copper wire taken from business
• Albert Avenue Road Repairs - April 25, 2011
• Document Resources sponsors shred event
• Poker run to support Hearts of America
• Abilene officials to host budget forums
• KWU students to host barbecue
• TV, graphics person to speak at K-State
• Youth Relay For Life event to take place April 30 at Salina Stadium
• Museum Road Show to be in McPherson
• Chapman woman injured in rollover
• South High student arrested on rape charges
• Fireballs and forensics
• Moran appointed to commission
• Norton man arrested for rape
• 'Wetting' appetites
• Students stage sit-in
• Norton man arrested on rape charge
• Students stage sit-in to protest teacher cuts
• The diamond is forever: baseball more than a game for Bob Homolka
• Chapman woman hurt in crash
• Boy accused of raping girl in South High restroom
• Patrol identifies driver killed in fiery crash
• Re-enactment planned at Ike center
• Police blotter
• Airport authority discusses chemical plume
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• Easter egg hunt planned in Brookville
• Teachers now view military differently
• Kansas chief justice to attend prestigious program
• City’s SRT officers to be honored
• Belleville woman ejected from car, dies
• Murder trial under way in Osborne
• Art a la Carte Concerts for Spring 2011
• Justin McClure, owner of JustinMcClure.tv, will guest lecture on Wed., April 27 as part of SIFE's Entrepreneurship-ology week
• Belleville woman killed in crash
• Testimony begins in Osborne County murder trial
• Owner of JustinMcClure.tv to speak at K-State at Salina
• Re-enactors to welcome Declaration of Independence
• Patrol identifies driver who died in crash
• St. John's to have special service
• Salina couple win lottery prize
• Salina man's murder trial postponed
• Menards store to open Tuesday
• Police say man arrested after kissing boy, 6
• KDHE seeks comments on contamination
• Fewer property owners informally appeal county appraisals
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Salinan in serious condition after crash
• District court
• Police seek man who cashed fake bill
• Lane Change
• Burn ban rescinded by commission
• Police blotter
• Taking land could bring legal action
• Fort Hays State Historic Site seeks volunteers
• Salinan in serious condition following crash
• Saline County burn ban rescinded
• Menards store to open Tuesday
• Salina couple win $10,000 Lottery prize
• We know your mom's special; tell us why
• Salina man arrested on sex charge
• 3 arrested in connection with drug sales, burglaries
• Comments sought on plan to address contamination
• South High to have annual plant sale
• Quilts needed for October festival
• Presbyterian Manors to celebrate Founder's Day
• Film 'Walkout' to be Wednesday at KSU-Salina
• Second trial date set for Grind owner
• SHHS student qualifies for nationals
• Dire Message
• Man has $9,000 stolen from bank account
• Miller: Some fear tea party
• Angell sworn in as mayor
• Story comes to life
• County resident has $17,200 of items stolen
• Police blotter 4-19-11
• Municipal Court to forgive next week
• Two clerks sell to underage female
• Women in Ag program to be April 28
• Olathe truck driver hurt in rollover
• Area residents take off weight
• Texan gets nearly 9-year sentence
• UpperMill Heights Drive Roadway Repairs
• Trials scheduled for Grind owner
• Woman involved in kidnapping plot sentenced to more than eight years
• Money stolen through ATM withdrawals
• Rural burglary under investigation
• Clerks cited for selling alcohol to minor
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• From post holes to computers Salinan has been cable ready since 1962
• Easter egg hunt to be Saturday
• Police blotter
• Peck pleased with work as mayor
• YMCA’s water safety program makes big SPLASH
• Street Sweeping Schedule April 18th - 22nd, 2011
• ACE'S MILESTONE
• Learn to make rain barrels
• Huelskamp to be in Abilene on Thursday
• Internationally known pianist to play
• Appreciation luncheon in Concordia set
• Talk on experiences in Vietnam planned
• Reunited
• Mr. Roboto goes to work
• Fondness for ferrets
• Preparing for the future
• Tea party to give out pocket Constitutions
• City to consider accepting federal funds
• Police Blotter
• City to consider accepting federal funds
• Huelskamp plans visits in several towns
• Dance program to benefit Love, Chloe
• Street sweeping
• Insurance to pay for street lamp damage
• Salina, area towns, districts receive grants
• Young Professionals organization seeking support with kickoff event
• Woman arrested for alleged stabbing
• Part of Link Road to be closed
• Blizzard, wind hammer northwest Kansas
• From old to new
• correction courts brief
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• Police blotter
• Spring band concert will be Tuesday
• Authors to discuss Ike's speeches
• tomorrow
• Eminent domain could be used by county to acquire road right-of-way
• Part of Uppermill Heights Drive to be closed
• Tomorrow, get out of the weather and into K-State Salina Open House! Pancakes start at 7 a.m. Everything else starts at 9 a.m. See you there!
• Borrowing this from Casey the Coyote: Lots going on this weekend! Health and Wellness Fair is from 10-2 Saturday in the Student Activities Center. Hoops for Heart Spot Shot is noon-2 in Muir Gym. And the Liberian Project's concert: Bruce Lacy with C
• Portion of Link Road to close Monday
• Woman accused of stabbing man
• Blizzard conditions close Kansas highways
• Divine Inspiration
• Police blotter
• Teenager allegedly stabs man
• Man accused of rape of young girl
• Senior dance
• Family hurt when SUV rolls over
• Winter takes one last shot
• Tornado destroys shed south of Tescott
• Herbal hearing
• Salina, 19, charged with 15 drug offenses
• Greeting cards to be chosen at Volunteer Connection open house
• Panel to look at improving courts
• Farm life stories featured in session
• KWU to honor Holocaust Remembrance Week
• Airport users meeting set for Saturday
• Tornado destroys shed south of Tescott
• Sleet, snow falling in northwest Kansas, could hit Salina
• Superheroes don't always wear capes. Sometimes they roll up their sleeves. Be a hero and give blood. Stop by Tech Center 139 today and tomorrow. Some walk-in appointments are still available.
• Grind owner ordered to stand trial
• Salina man accused of molesting young girl
• Salina man arrested on 15 drug offenses
• Juvenile inmate accused of stabbing corrections officer
• Civil War film to be shown in Abilene
• Police blotter
• Lipizzaner Stallions show canceled
• Salina treated to historic day
• Part of Shilo Road to be closed
• Salina airline has best month
• Director of aging commission leaving
• Property value set too low? We'd like to talk
• Kipp, Forsse roads reopened
• Police looking for driver of van that struck boy
• How do we prepare for our future?
• correction
• City hopes to sell Salina in China
• Summer school registration planned
• Prayer service to focus on sexual assault victims
• What do you think of jail overcrowding?
• Leadership program applications sought
• Officers to watch for impaired drivers
• Eat a salad, help two organizations
• Nuss concerned about how state budget cuts will affect courts
• Find out what some KDub students are doing to help the Saline County Sheriff's Office. A special thank you to our friends at Eagle Radio and SalinaPost.com for allowing us to share this video with you!
• When he's not teaching physics classes, Richard Zajac coaches the robotics team at Salina South Middle School. The team brought home the gold for best school.
• Salinans take in historic Supreme Court session
• Think your property value was set too low? We'd like to chat
• Diversity Film Series is showing "TEMPLE GRANDIN" tonight in the College Center Conference Room, 6:30pm, free and open to everyone!
• Two county roads reopened following completion of construction projects
• Saturday's Open House to feature $15 airplane rides, free sports clinics, local performance groups, Willie the Wildcat, and more!
• Portion of Shilo Road to close Thursday
• Mulhern to leave Commission on Aging
• Police looking for driver of van that struck boy
• Special DUI patrol planned
• K-State professor says worse weather may be ahead
• How would you deal with crowded jail?
• School board to keep resource officer program
• River Festival acts announced
• Man receives prison sentence
• Week of Young Child events set
• Earth Day activities announced
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• County OKs hiring additional prosecutor
• Salinan gets prison term for holdup
• SCT cast to give justices a jury show
• Salina to offer Amnesty Week
• Salinan sentenced to 6 years for robbery at ATM
• Commissioners OK hiring additional attorney because of office caseload
• Ogallah deaths ruled murder-suicide
• Sheriff to survey residents about possible jail expansion
• Police identify suspect in counterfeiting incident
• Skid loader taken
• School board selects Hall
• Film shot in Lindsborg wins festival award
• Theater to have plant sale
• Bereavement program set for April 27
• Working meth lab found under bridge
• Interest grows in Salina hair academy
• Salinan sentenced for role in murder
• Two hurt in Gove County crash
• City OKs contract for fence at landfill
• Central student arrested on drug charges
• Counties impose burn bans after grass fire
• Police blotter
• City gives reprieve to river project
• Students finish high in forensics tournament
• New owner possible for Academy of Hair Design
• River project goes into CIP
• Justices to see special theater performance
• Ulysses man tabbed as Salina's new superintendent
• Tip leads to discovery of meth lab
• Saline, Lincoln counties enact burn bans
• Muni court to offer warrant amnesty week
• Salina student accused of supplying marijuana to other students
• Animal shelter
• Lipizzaner Stallions to perform
• Peabody child found dead from unknown causes
• Police blotter
• Learning opportunities 4-11-11
• Measuring a life in fractions of a second
• Road Readers
• Peabody child found dead from unknown causes
• Not so healthy
• County to consider hiring attorney
• Nearly 500 turn out to clean up north Salina
• City to consider bid for fence
• Coin and stamp show planned
• Celebration set for the Rev. Allen Smith
• Parenting classes offered by CAPS
• Free document shred day to be offered April 23
• Nearly 500 turn out to clean up north Salina
• County to consider hiring attorney
• City to consider bid for fence
• City to consider bid for fence installation
• County to consider hiring attorney
• tomorrow for Saturday, April 9
• Candidate's contract in current position not extended
• Dating safety talk planned
• Parish nursing topic of lunch program
• Rescue Mission to have flower sale
• Church notes
• Police investigate man's death as a suicide
• Police blotter 4-9-11
• Bethany to offer networking class
• Part of Schilling Road to be close for work
• Hair academy loses accreditation
• Election had paltry turnout
• Author to speak in conjunction with Sexual Assault Awareness Month activities
• Election had paltry turnout
• street sweeping 4-9-11
• Repairs on Albert Avenue to start Monday
• Part of Shipton Road to be closed
• Salina man arrested on sexual battery
• Woman summons in property damage case
• Final candidate for superintendent visits
• Voter turnout Tuesday less than 16 percent
• Open House is a week from tomorrow. Can't wait to have all of our guests on campus!
• Kobach to speak at meeting in Salina
• Portion of Shipton Road to close Monday
• Body of man found in vehicle in cemetery
• Woman cited in property damage case
• Portion of Schilling Road to close Monday
• Restaurant worker accused of sexual battery
• McPherson College announces $1.2 million gift
• Blues genes, baby
• Cloud County students fine arts student perform revue
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• Police: New drugs are in Salina
• Woman hurt when vehicle rearended
• Teens accused of stealing cellphones
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• Salina women's achievements honored
• Miller, Huelskamp to speak at tea party rally
• Man talked off building, arrested on drug charges
• Sacred Heart team places in tourney
• Project helps Salinans help Salinans
• Pool work
• Country legend George Jones comes to Salina
• Better Business Bureau warns of fraudulent emails
• Street Sweeping Schedule April 11th - 15th, 2011
• Albert Avenue Road Repairs - April 11, 2011
• Look at what some of our students are doing for the Liberian Project!
• Salina woman hurt in crash
• Project Salina food drive begins
• Miller, Huelskamp to speak at tea party rally
• 2 arrested in connection with thefts of electronics
• Officer tells about synthetic drugs
• Salina man arrested on drug charges
• Addiction counseling degree new at Bethany
• Brownback to hold ceremonial signings
• Digital photographer leads program at Tabor College
• Applebee's to auction some wall decorations
• '8 Wonders of Kansas' book is set to debut
• County election winners announced
• Activities to raise funds for Liberian victims
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• Rapid recovery resort
• Two Salina firms finalists for award
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• Fiegel not concerned about pay
• Central students place at forensics tournament
• Police blotter
• Holiday Resort expanding Salina facility
• The baseball team plays Bethany at Matson Field today! They will play two 7-inning games beginning at 4 p.m.
• Don't forget the deadline to apply to be a Student Ambassador is 5 p.m. on Friday! For an application form, check your email or download it from the current students webpage.
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• Bethany to offer addiction counseling degree
• Thrift store windows damaged
• 2 Salina firms finalists for Exporter of the Year
• Incumbents, Elbl capture board seats
• Shirley, Householter, Crawford win city seats
• Shakespeare event moved
• Appointments made to ag advisory board
• Enterprise man arrested on drug charges
• County makes appointments
• Yogurtini to open at Meadow Pointe
• Wilson man in custody after pursuit by KHP
• Area voters choose change at polls
• Grant to help schools run marathon
• corrections
• Victims of explosion to be remembered
• Police blotter
• Businesses hit with BBs
• Former Salinan selected for program
• Two men accused of stealing keys, purse
• Woman accused of attacking nurse
• Company to inventory, study some city streets
• Smoky Hill River Festival Presents Jazz Band Camp
• Enterprise man faces drug charges
• Community foundation to begin school marathon grant program
• Wilson man arrested after 3-county chase
• Yogurtini to open in Salina
• Windows damaged on South Fourth Street businesses
• Voters to select city commission, school board members
• 2 accused of stealing keys, taking items from vehicle
• Woman accused of assaulting nurses
• Youthville having meeting Thursday at library
• Lindsborg to be shown on big screen
• Suspects linked to two separate thefts
• Hil City woman hurt in wreck
• DUI checklanes result in arrests, tickets
• correction
• Items stolen and damaged from church
• Local judges to sit in with Supreme Court
• 50th anniversary rodeo set for weekend
• City ends support for river plan
• Salina Early Head Start teacher wins national award
• Steps for a Cure
• Four from Most Wanted list arrested
• City businesses to benefit from federal office
• Concerts to benefit Japanese victims
• Sacred Heart auction raises $112,000
• Free mental health check to be offered
• Community work day for north Salina set
• Pavement Condition Survey News
• Government procurement center to open in Salina
• Salina Early Head Start teacher wins national award
• Vehicle to study some city streets
• Commissioners reject proposal to put river project in CIP
• Arrests made from Most Wanted lists
• Sacred Heart auction raises $112,000
• Hill City woman hurt in crash
• Police investigate church burglary
• Kitts, Sexton to hear cases with Supreme Court in Salina
• Sherlock the robot is ready to roll
• 2 arrested in connection with burglary, theft
• Salinan accused of kidnapping, battery
• Elections: All about the numbers
• Blessings from tragedy
• First Thursday Art Rush – April 7th, 2011
• Concordia man dies in Lincoln, Neb.
• No longer the center of attention
• Parks and rec trip to be in Wichita
• Police Blotter
• Hot competition
• School to show movie as part of training
• Readers recall prom stories
• For some, proms are a family event
• Michigan man injured in crash on K-15
• Two killed in crash near Peabody
• County to consider appointments to boards
• City commissioners to consider river plan
• KSU-Salina to have open house
• Heart Choices banquet to be April 14 in Beloit
• Declaration of Independence original to be at Eisenhower Museum
• davis birthday
• Two killed in crash near Peabody
• Relevant education
• Unveiling, auction to raise funds for statue
• 3 Salina teens to stand trial in man's death
• tomorrow
• History in the making
• Street sweeping
• Sacred Heart takes first in forensics
• 2 South students place at oratorical contest
• Two Lakewood students arrested
• Salina man, woman accused of false report
• Bridge in Ellsworth County to be repaired
• Salina Singles Dance canceled
• Correction
• Church notes
• Armbrust seeks write-in position at Ell-Saline
• IT'S YOUR MONEY PAYING FOR IT!
• MORE PARALLAX INC. TREATMENT SCANDAL
• 3 to stand trial in Salina man's death
• 2 charged with falsely reporting crime
• Two Lakewood students arrested
• Work to begin Monday on Ellsworth County bridge
• Not all ballot questions about money
• A Smoky Hill River project revival?
• Trip to Australia, New Zealand set for talk
• Program scheduled on reducing diabetes, heart disease risk through better nutrition
• Parks and Recreation to sponsor festival
• Scouts to collect items for food bank
• Church to sponsor 5th Annual Fish Fry
• Masonic lodge offer child ID program
• Polic arrest minors at party
• Truck driver hurt when he gets pinned between vehicles
• Four people sent to hospital after crash in McPherson County
• Woman sentenced for kidnappings
• Salina man accused of hurting woman
• No injuries in house fire
• correction
• Interviews continue
• Wagnon to speak at achievement banquet
• Shred Fest Saturday to be open to public
• Comedian Red Green to make appearance in Hays
• Parks and Recreation to sponsor baseball contest
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: April 4-8, 2011
• Volunteers Needed For Heritage Commission And SEDIC
• Salina woman sentenced for role in kidnapping
• Interested in becoming a Student Ambassador? Submit your application before 5 p.m. on Friday, April 8. For an application form, check your email or download it from the current students webpage.
• Pan left on stove causes fire
• Rock hauler pinned between vehicles
• Man accused of injuring woman
• Police cite teens for alleged underage consumption
• 4 taken to hospital following crash
• Commission forum focus: development
• Suspect in Grind assault gets trial
• Ulysses to close charter school
• Shine on
• Talking points
• Male snow leopard coming to zoo
• Vacancies on the Heritage Commission and the Salina Economic Development Incentives Council.
• Retired military officer to lecture at Bethany
• Free field day in county set for Tuesday
• Safety first
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• Finalist has focus on each child
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• Military families to get assistance
• Guess who's wearing which pair of red shoes! Your choices are: Raylene Alexander, Shae Blackwell, Kaleen Knopp, Jung Oh, Dixie Schierlman, Noel N. Schulz.
• Salina man to face trial for Grind robbery
• Two indicted by federal grand jury
• Alumni, have you RSVP'd for the Alumni Get-Together during Open House? It will be a great chance to catch up with people!
• Snow leopard coming to Salina zoo
• Pop machines damaged, coins taken
• Police investigate theft of tax refunds
• Salina School Board talks about additions, boundaries
• correction
• Deaths in Trego Co. shock acquaintances
• Salinan making noise on YouTube with UFO video
• SRS to extend hours Wednesdays
• Author to talk about Dust Bowl, land use
• Candidate forum to be held
• Fires set after home was broken into
• Police blotter
• Arts competition entries being received
• Abilene woman arrested after crash
• Municipal court
• Please, raise my property value
• correction
• 5 men allegedly use closed bank account
• It's never too early to start job hunting! Attend the Job Search and Interview Skills Seminar tomorrow, Wednesday, March 30, 10-11:30 in the Library Community Room. You can come and go as necessary to fit your class schedule.
• Some request higher property value
• U(FO) be the judge
• The episode of Extreme Makeover that K-State Salina students helped with will air Sunday, April 17.
• Number of reported abortions declines
• Salina skunk tests positive for rabies
• Today's club baseball game v. KWU has been canceled. We are hoping to reschedule it and will let you know the details if it happens.
• K-State Salina Day 2011 is Friday. Have you sent your RSVP?
• Fires set at Salina home
• Investigators identify Ogallah victims
• Artwork passes
• Salina man arrested on battery charges
• Woman says she was attacked in Sunset Plaza parking lot
• Attorneys for county file answer denying former worker's allegations
• Superintendent finalist interviews
• Three orchestras featured at Salina Youth Symphony concert
• SES considers 'suitable' education
• Police investigate teen's death
• It’s OK to run and eat for Red Cross
• Commissioners to consider bids for SUV, skid steer loader
• Checkpoints planned for this weekend
• Students place in forensics contest
• Newspaper carrier victim of kidnap attempt
• Car found on fire in Salina County
• City sales taxes up over 2010
• Bodies found in Trego County
• Police blotter
• Free movie to be shown at Stiefel
• Presentation focuses on Lincoln's visit to Kansas
• Beware certain "low cost" Computers
• Re: Pro se Representation
• CJI Fund Raising Promotion
• High school juniors and seniors: Join us for K-State Salina Day on Friday.
• Due to the weather Programming Board's Golf Night has been postponed until next Monday (April 4th) at 5:00p.m. at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. If you were signed up to play tonight you will be signed up for next week as well. If you were signed
• Commissioners unanimously approve contract for South Ninth artwork
• Police investigating death of Salina man
• It's Early Enrollment Day and campus is full of future freshman choosing their classes for the fall!
• Salina man arrested in connection with altercation
• Journal carrier reports kidnapping attempt
• Car destroyed by fire
• Deaths of 2 near Ogallah under investigation
• Salina man finds nothing beats a new heart
• ROAD TRIP
• Salina man injured when struck by car
• Oklahoma man injured in crash
• Police blotter
• Oklahoma man injured in truck rollover
• Superintendent candidate to interview Monday
• Forensics team competes in tournament
• Discussion of ed spending ignites at public forum
• Subsidy scrutiny
• The price is (very) right
• Learning in Retirement Program to feature panel of educators
• Middle-Eastern workshop and performance scheduled
• personals 3-27-11
• Superintendent candidate to be in town Monday
• Superintendent candidate to be in town Monday
• Subsidy under scrutiny
• Education spending ignites forum Q&A
• tomorrow
• Sweet victory
• Friends, employees remember Schwan
• County announces road closing, road openings
• Journal announces winners in pothole contest
• Salina facility may process more mail
• Kansas recognizes medal recipient
• Church notes 3-26-11
• City to again consider art contract
• Auction items may be viewed online
• Church camp near JC getting new lake
• Street sweeping
• Hays, Colby could lose postal jobs
• 'Euphonious' is a winner at the bee
• Victoria police ask for help locating man
• Fans Hit The Road
• Entertainment briefs
• Correction
• Forensics students receive honor
• Tartan Terrors to perform Highland music
• SES school board plans public forum
• Coming home
• Five injured in wreck near Belleville
• Toxicology, autopsy results are released
• Authorities search for Victoria man
• Autopsy results show man killed on highway had ingested bath salts
• Achievement program takes new path
• Downs man upgraded to good condition
• Photos show alleged shoplifters
• Officers to watch for drunk drivers
• Voting ends today in pothole contest
• Carrier in the right place at right time
• Brownback to sign memorial highway bill
• Three killed in head-on collision
• Iron left on causes house fire
• correction
• Police blotter
• Arby's safe damaged in burglary attempt
• Educators to talk about teaching experiences
• 'Camp Invention' comes to FHSU
• Senior Citizen Prom scheduled for April 10
• Puppet theater set for Friday
• Courses on agritourism scheduled
• Barbecue contest to benefit American Red Cross
• City, school board forum planned
• Author to discuss 'Eisenhower 1956'
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: March 28th - April 1st, 2011
• Police release images of alleged shoplifting
• 3 killed in head-on crash near Wilson
• Fire damages Salina home
• Burglar damages safe but gets no money
• Heating up
• Central's forensics team competes
• Vehicle smashes store to steal ATM
• Legislators to have public forum
• Disaster preparedness meeting planned
• Open house for potential lifeguards set
• County to upgrade jail fire system
• Huelskamp: We’re maxed out
• Downs man fled after being ordered to jail
• Sacred Heart forensics team earns a first
• Woman accused of using car to drag officer enters plea
• Sharing the Beat of a Culture
• Capt. Jaden Stapleton '98 will be awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Valor for combat actions while serving in Afghanistan. Stapleton serves in the Virginia National Guard’s 529th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion.
• KBI investigating Downs standoff
• Downs man in standoff allegedly fled courthouse to avoid jail
• Get K-State Salina news, see what's happening on campus, talk to an admissions rep and more with our new iPhone app!
• Thieves crash into store to try to steal ATM
• Journal requests favorite prom stories
• City makes changes to fireworks ordinance
• Salina Police investigate burglaries
• City to take 2nd vote on contract
• Senior dental care topic of lunch speaker
• Downs standoff ends
• Fight results in arrests
• Michel believes in education for all
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• correction 3-22-11
• Jury finds Jenkins guilty of murder
• U.S. attorney says stopping terrorism is No. 1 priority
• Salinans report robbery at gunpoint
• Highway 56 work to begin March 30
• Bicentennial Center manager resigns
• Man arrested after woman punched, breaks hand
• Jurors return guilty verdict
• City commissioners to reconsider art project
• Saturday robbery reported
• K-State Salina will offer our first master's degree, a professional masters of technology, beginning in August.
• Congrats to the SIFE team who will be heading to Nationals in May!
• Perry resigns from Bicentennial Center
• KHP officers in stand-off with man in Downs
• Several arrested following altercation
• K-State to offer master's in Salina
• Salina visit is sehr gut to former resident
• Learning opportunities 3-21-11
• Horst favors ways to compromise
• Area residents worry about family in Japan
• FLUSHED with excitement
• Kansans keep in touch with family in Japan
• Art smarts
• Safe After Prom plans announced
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• Heroic dog that saved toddler dies
• County commissioners to consider replacing bridge on Schilling Road
• City to consider change to fireworks ordinance
• Calendar
• Al Schwan dies at age 85
• Children's author to speak at WordFest
• SRHC seeks summer volunteers
• Heroic dog that saved toddler dies
• City to consider change to fireworks ordinance
• County to consider replacing bridge on Schilling Road
• Al Schwan, retired leader of Schwan's and Tony's Pizza, dies
• Tomorrow
• Section of Stimmel Road to be closed Monday
• Judge turns back attempt to exclude body
• Doctors offices not closing
• City streets sporting new crop of potholes
• Boys accused of damaging golf course
• Police blotter
• Moran to visit McPherson on Wednesday
• Atwood man tells of alcoholism recovery
• Hospital project focus of town hall meeting
• Fedele a 'radical,' thinks 'outside the universe'
• Police target underage partygoers downtown
• Grants announced for youth projects
• Kenny Loggins to headline June 5 concert at Stiefel Theatre
• Landfill offers yard waste guidelines
• Street sweeping
• City to consider change to fireworks ordinance
• Police target downtown partygoers
• Judge denies effort to exclude woman's body at trial
• Other offices in medical plaza are not closing
• Kenny Loggins coming to the Stiefel
• 2 boys, 15, arrested for golf course damage
• Not just another 'Guy'
• Church notes 3-19-11
• Investigator reads song lyrics that refer to Mack
• Concordia Rotary to have pancake feed
• Candidate forum set for March 22
• Finalists picked for education job
• New restaurant opens in south Salina
• Elbl says she'll be an advocate for students
• SRHC donates $1 million to med school
• Hickory Tree owners selling the Smolan business April 5
• Chamber expects strong Expo
• Entertainment briefs
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: March 21 -25, 2011
• Hospital donates $1 million to new Salina medical school
• Good luck to the SIFE team! They are headed to Dallas for the regional competition.
• Man, 19, accused of sexual activity with girl, 15
• Salina school district names superintendent candidates
• Moran to visit Saline County
• Salina air service in a numbers crunch
• Library plans 'Spring Break Specials'
• SES to have kindergarten roundup
• Self-defense class to be presented
• Taco John's to help Red Cross
• Salinan sentenced for meth trafficking
• Brandert has experience in education
• Police blotter
• Coming down
• Correction
• Central's forensics team competes
• Defendant's wife testifies about night of murder
• Landfill Yard Waste Site Current Guidelines
• Scholarships for K-State pilot students: 5 $5,000 scholarships available. Send your college transcript (high school transcript if you're a new student), a copy of your resume, and a 250 work essay about how you would benefit from the scholarship and
• Aviation students: Each year the Kansas Assoc. of Airports gives a $1000 scholarship to an aviation student. Apply!
• Salinan sentenced for distributing meth
• Airport numbers dip
• Demolition of Hawthorne Elementary begins
• Done deal
• Advance voting for general election begins today
• Soup and pie supper planned
• Chapman to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• Police blotter
• Bennington bank completes acquisition
• Grant applications accepted for programs that improve nutrition and physical activity
• Lucas-based artist Erika Nelson receives Governor's Arts Award
• District court
• Kansas' young GOP selects a chairman
• Consumers warned about fake disaster charities' scams
• Schools might get Facebook, Twitter
• Planning commissioners to limit traffic at BFR Metals
• Black sees education from many perspectives
• Enclosed trailer taken from Omli Associates
• Motorcycle fire could be part of arsons
• Library accepting volunteer applications
• District court
• Donations sought to help children afford access to Kenwood Cove
• For sale: Working winery, vineyard
• Smoky Hill Winery to be sold
• SGA's runoff election results are in! Luis Lopez, Adam Svoboda, and Blaine Mather fill in the slate of engineering technology senators and Kayla Matt and Deanna Pacheco will complete the arts, sciences, and business representation.
• City, county approve parks agreement
• Smoky Hill Winery to be sold
• City, county approve parks agreement
• Police investigate burglary
• Flags at half-staff to honor WWI vet
• Grind owner faces additional charges
• Moran to visit Salina during Farm Expo
• Several injured in Hays rollover
• Another murder an issue at murder trial
• Inspection tour
• Ell-Saline approves changes
• Medical aid
• Cloud County to boost juco tournament
• City OKs artwork for South Ninth St.
• Ade on standby with Red Cross
• Perney touts experience
• Court of Appeals to hear cases in McPherson
• Suspect held in Salina arson fires
• District court
• Police blotter
• South's forensics team competes
• Sacred Heart goes to forensic tournament
• Comcare hires administrator
• Abilene man accused in theft of antique tractors
• Come one, come all to the Intramural Basketball Championship playoff! The game starts at 6 in the Student Life Center and the winner will take on the Purple Aces faculty/staff team immediately after.
• Commissioners OK contract for art project
• Cloud County team draws crowds to Juco tourney
• Local volunteer on standby to help with Red Cross earthquake efforts
• Abilene man arrested in connection with thefts
• Today, 3.14, is Pi Day! To celebrate, tell us your favorite kind of Pi(e).
• Salinan arrested in connection with fires
• Ernie from Smolan meets Ike from Abilene
• Motherhouse dinner to add prizes
• Sociologist to speak at college
• Tumble in the jungle
• Problem solved
• Johnson an independent voice
• Learning opportunities 3-14-11
• Japan quake-tsunami death toll likely over 10,000
• On the rebound
• Salina no exception to foreclosure trend
• American Red Cross to host free lifesaving training
• Agritourism meeting planned in Colby
• Outstanding Citizenship Award nominees sought
• Bethany students to perform recital
• Side-by-side concert planned at Bethany
• Applications available for Heritage Fund Grants
• Grass fire gets out of control
• Special operations
• Commissioners to tour mobile home parks
• Passion for tennis
• Class 2A girls: Cardinals suddenly cold, fall in title game
• Rescue operations demonstrated during Crisis City open house
• Commissioners to tour mobile home parks
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Calif., Ore. sustained most US damage from tsunami
• Proposed agreement settles Oakdale, Kenwood leases
• Correction - VITA
• Special events
• Police blotter
• Jazz Ambassadors to perform at Salina Central auditorium
• tomorrow
• Glen Elder land swap creates dust-up
• Street sweeping
• Rats! K-State-Salina free enterprise team heads to Dallas contest
• Clinic president talks about closing
• Gypsum Valley Road to be closed
• Police: Woman's report was false
• correction
• 14-year-old referred to juvenile court
• Haines wants to aggressively pursue consolidation
• Man testifies about discovering his friend was murdered
• Earthquake, tsunami rock Japan
• Brownback to make $56.5 million in cuts
• County, city propose park lease settlement
• Portion of Gypsum Creek Road to close
• Police say alleged attack didn't occur
• Free Enterprise team to make presentation
• Poker tournament to benefit Journal program
• Women in the Civil War to be discussed
• Extension agent to discuss preparedness
• Huelskamp to have town hall meetings
• Women in Ag event to be in Minneapolis
• Crawford wants to see improved housing
• Rap lyrics to be used as evidence
• Dillons to build fuel center in Junction City
• Crisis City open house Saturday
• Salina Clinic closing this spring
• The volunteer way
• UAS program takes off
• Girl, 17, arrested after another girl, 14, is battered at Salina Central
• South's forensics team competes
• Smoky Valley senior finalist in poetry reading
• Charges added to co-owner of Pack Rat
• SELF DEFENSE COURSE TONIGHT!! 7:30-9 in the Student Life Center. Sponsored by K-State at Salina Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority, K-State at Salina Programming Board Events, and K-State at Salina Office of Student Life.
• SIFE, "John" team up to make the Quality Inn more eco-friendly with a little help from Sam's Club.
• Prosecutor says murder suspect wrote rap song about killing
• Salina Clinic closing
• Owner of Pack Rat Smokes charged with selling synthetic drug
• SGA Aviation Maintenance senators are Derek Bean and James Schlup.
• SGA Arts, Sciences, and Business senators are Ashley Marie Flowers and Barry O'Connor. The SGA will hold a run-off election for the remaining two seats.
• SGA Engineering Technology senators are Antonio TJ Hearn, Eric Swenson, Jacob Thurston, Ryan Miller, and Steven Colgrove. The SGA will hold a run-off election for the remaining eight seats.
• SGA Professional Pilot senators are Tyler Lewis, Scott McDonald, Ryan Enebo, Colton Daum, and Daniel Meyer.
• Congratulations to Brett Cooper and Lee Scherman on winning the 2011-2012 SGA Presidential Election! Thank you to all who voted!
• Girl arrested in connection with fight at school
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: March 14 -18, 2011
• Church to have chili cook-off
• Girls basketball clinic offered
• Fire in vacant home on Morrison
• Horst wants a two-sided view of issues
• Florence man hurt in collision
• Tumble in the Jungle showcases gymnastics
• Lindsborg student in state poetry finals
• Pharmacy board rules drugs are illegal
• Booze battle
• Enrollment in our Unmanned Aircraft Systems program is up 200%!
• Pharmacy board declares synthetic compound illegal
• The Diversity Film Series is showing "Magdalene Sisters" tonight at 6:30 in the College Center Conference Room.
• Huelskamp to visit Farm Expo
• Pickup driver killed in high-speed chase
• Enrollment soars in KSU Unmanned Aircraft Systems course
• KWU to have NAIA viewing
• Film to be shown at KSU-Salina
• Economy spurs decision to close
• Colby residents hurt in one-vehicle crash
• Our House
• Plans on track for Philips
• Bonilla-Baker wants to make Salina better
• Correction 3-9-11
• Registration deadline March 15 for Senior Spelling Bee
• Man gets probation for videotaping family
• Police blotter 3-9-11
• 2 hurt in Thomas County crash
• The Statewide Career Fair is today, 2:30-6:30, Bicentennial Center (800 The Midway, Salina).
• Line forms early outside House of Sight & Sound
• Man sentenced for secretly videotaping family members
• Winter not over in Kansas
• Enrollment up at McPherson College
• Going, going ...
• Youth GrantMakers Council Announces Grants
• New president named at Colby college
• Clerk injured in robbery Friday
• City talks about street repairs
• Central forensics team places first
• Catholic radio station on Internet
• Police blotter
• Woman found lying in street hospitilized
• Householter has eye on city's future
• Statewide tornado drill rescheduled for Thursday
• Applications in for superintendent job
• Firefighters battle house fire Monday morning in Solomon
• Solomon skydiver killed in accident
• Sacred Heart forensics competes
• Salina woman attacked in home; $4,000 in cash stolen
• Students collect $1,000 in coins
• New pacemaker offers patients options
• Interesting blog post from the KWU Archive blog!
• Vote! SGA elections are today and tomorrow.
• Local music store announces closing
• Today is the last day to submit an Open House booth registration!
• Don't forget the pep rally today at 11:50 a.m. for the Women's Basketball team!!!
• Solomon man killed in skydiving accident
• Compressors taken from business
• Firefighters battle blaze in Solomon
• Jagermeister Country Tour-Dierks Bentley
• Youngster hoop-shoots his way to Denver
• Census figures will lead to redistricting
• Women's leadership conference set
• North Salina spruce-up day is April 9
• Quilt show in Abilene to be March 14-27
• Grassroots Art Center to have benefit
• Bereavement support group to begin in Abilene
• Still the man
• South students compete in tournament
• Restaurant inspections
• Dressin' up for prom
• Pep rally today for KWU women's team
• Learning opportunities 3-7-11
• Experimental decisions
• Blackwell's focus: business, industry
• Hospital doc
• METHOD IN THE MADNESS
• 4-H Club Day brings out talent
• Philips' tax exemptions, cell phones on county's agenda
• Water meters on city commission agenda
• High-speed chase ends without catch
• Auto dealer has a recipe for success
• 4-H Club Day reveals talent
• High-speed chase ends without catch
• Cell phones on county agenda
• City commission to discuss water meters
• Section of Kipp Road to be closed Monday
• Some Cottonwood parents upset by move to Oakdale
• Church notes
• Results of Tuesday's city commission election confirmed
• police blotter 3-5-11
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• Registration opens for We Kan!
• Historically, primary is a great predictor of the election
• Bridge on K-4 in Ellsworth County to be repaired
• Arizona man sent to hospital after semi overturns
• tomorrow
• street sweeping 3-5-11
• Smoking ban opponents propose exemptions for bars that would sell lottery tickets
• Old school bell stolen from storage shed
• Semi overturns at I-70-I-135 interchange
• Smoking ban opponents seek exemption for bars
• Salina commission primary results confirmed
• Old school bell stolen from storage
• Bit by bit
• Forum scheduled in Abilene to discuss hospital expansion financing
• Smoky Valley High School stages mystery comedy
• Salina remains below the line
• Police blotter
• Police chief testifies on synthetic drugs again
• Officials try to take property from Srack
• Salinan accused of sex with child
• No one hurt in fire
• Hospice of Salina reports possible telephone scam
• Citizens weigh in on messy neighbors
• Grand jury returns indictments on four
• Boy, 13, jailed for choking another boy
• Wildcat count takes a big leap
• Man accused of trying to burn apartment
• Exhibit to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Water park lifeguarding classes offered in Salina
• Career fair at Bicentennial Center rescheduled
• AMBUC Bid Appetit Charity Auction set
• Historical society seeks quilts for show
• House damaged in late afternoon fire
• K-State Salina's total enrollment is up by 30%.
• Salina fails to hit 50,000 population figure
• Salinan arrested on arson charge
• Boy arrested after choking incident at middle school
• 4 indicted by grand jury
• Enrollment up at K-State at Salina
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: March 7th - March 11th
• Artist's show opens at the Stiefel
• E-Treks Excursion set for March 12
• Kansas Honor Flights scheduled
• Families, soldiers say their goodbyes in Salina
• County embarks on 2012 budget prep
• correction
• Grant money didn't go down the (storm) drain for local students
• Glen Elder Dam road to close
• Salinan pleads no contest in shooting
• Police blotter
• Zerger to speak at Lunch and Learn
• Legislative coffees set for Tescott, Minneapolis
• Ag department to distribute food
• Cuba couple win $20,000 in lottery
• Kansas Statewide Job Fair will be Tues March 8 2:30-6:30p at the Bicentennial Center, 800 The Midway, Salina. For more info: kansasworks.com
• Need something to do this evening? Watch "Monsoon Wedding" in the College Center Conference Room at 6:30, then head to the cafeteria to play rootbeer pong at 8:30.
• K-Staters contributed a total of $117,618 to the fifth annual K-State Proud campaign! We surpassed the campaign goal by $17,618. That money will help a lot of students!
• Soldiers prepare for deployment
• Salinan enters plea in shooting at mobile home park
• We're only 6 weeks away from Open House and the student organization with the best display wins $150! Booth registrations are due on Monday. Contact Natalie Blair if you need a registration form.
• Cuba couple win with scratch lotto ticket
• Shirley tops field
• Correction VITA
• Truck drivers being sought for Special Olympics convoy
• Area counties hold elections, announce results
• Deadline for park lease nears
• County remains parched
• Eff Creek Road reopened
• Dillons to build new Salina store
• Salina man dies after head-on collision
• Salina man gets 13.5 years for drug dealing
• Beloit woman critical after crash
• Beloit woman critical after crash
• If you will be completing your degree(s) this semester, you will need to apply for graduation, even if you don't plan to attend the commencement ceremony.
• Salina man gets 13.5 years for meth-making
• Dillons to leave Southgate, build new store at Cloud & Ohio
• The SGA presidential candidate debate is at noon today in the cafeteria. Brett Cooper and Morgan Miles will discuss their platforms and answer questions.
• We had a record-setting 53 students participate in Telefund last night! A huge thank you to everyone who donated! We raised about $7,500!
• Salina man killed in crash
• I-70 rest area closed
• Voters primarily uninterested in city race
• Police to watch teens for seat belt use
• Weather sirens to sound during statewide tornado drill March 8
• Dept. of Ed accepts 'McPherson model'
• Ellsworth prison officer arrested in child sex sting
• correction 3-1-11
• New water meter plan approved
• Spotter training sessions set as well as statewide tornado drill
• Police blotter
• Well-traveled woodwind quintet to perform
• District court 3-1-11
• Colon cancer screening kits to be given away in March
• SHHS forensics team competes
• Police seeking suspect in burgulary
• Promises to KPERS
• SGA presidential debate is noon tomorrow in the cafeteria. For more on the candidates visit and
• McPherson gets first-ever waiver on school testing
• It's Telefund night! For those of you who signed up to call, check your K-State email for details.
• Officials discuss KPERS options
• Laura's Liquor burglarized
• Ellsworth prison officer arrested in child sex sting
• Bill Weaver hasn’t slowed his slow-pitch game
• First Thursday Art Rush - March 3, 2011
• Lindsborg man injured in crash on I-135
• Learning opportunities 2-28-11
• Will they still like Ike?
• Lindsborg man injured in crash on I-135
• On the job
• Tracking the stimulus
• Film series begins at Eisenhower center
• Deployment ceremony set for Wednesday
• 'Jiggy Jaguar' cultivates controversy
• IRS warns of e-mail scam
• County to hear monthly updates
• Should water meters be replaced?
• Tea party butts in on candidate forum Saturday
• Sports bonanza
• Spelling bee winner won't go on to state
• Bill to raise speed limit is considered
• Spelling bee champ not going on to state
• Should city replace water meters?
• IRS warns of e-mail scam
• County to hear monthly updates  
• Six counties to hold primaries
• Berezovsky to share life experiences
• Cancer Society to recognize Roth
• Time off
• Icy roads cause wrecks near WaKeeney
• Street sweeping
• Missing Solomon woman found
• Airline: We need subsidy, for now
• Former Salina pleads not guilty to murder
• Church notes
• Police blotter
• Salina man's capital murder trial delayed until September
• Jury trial postponed for murder suspect
• Two hurt in crashes on icy roads
• Missing Solomon woman located
• Boeing wins
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: February 28th - March 4th, 2011
• correction 2-25-11
• police blotter 2-25-11
• Salina man arrested in connection with burglaries
• Dresses are being collected for Prom-A-Rama
• Two illegal immigrants indicted
• Slick roads lead to wrecks and rollovers
• Roberts celebrates contract
• It might be a whiteout outside, but we're still going to BLACKOUT the Student Life Center! Be there in your K-State PROUD shirt at 7.
• BECAUSE OF THE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS, ICY CONDITIONS, ALL NIGHT CLASSES FOR THURSDAY (FEBRUARY 24, 2011) HAVE BEEN CANCELED.
• Roberts celebrates Boeing contract
• Boeing awarded $35 billion tanker contract
• Ice causing slick roads, slide-offs
• Salina man arrested in connection with burglaries
• Two illegal immigrants indicted
• Hospice to host kids' bereavement camp
• Annual Denmark pancake feed is Sunday
• Local legislators to talk issues Saturday
• Former jocky Pat Day to give Cook Lecture
• Police blotter
• Central students compete in forensics
• Cancer center gets $39,000 grant
• Canadian Air Force to train at local air range
• Judge hears motions in Salina murder trial
• Hit-and-run injures man
• County eyes nuisance policy to help communities clean up
• Man appears in court on murder charge
• correction
• Newspapers vanish at university
• Woman injured in crash on highway
• Freezing rain, snow forecast for Salina
• SES forensics squad places first
• Sacred Heart students compete in forensics
• Salina man accused of forcible rape
• City approves purchase of patrol cars
• The Kappas are volunteering at a build for Extreme Makeover Home Edition today!
• Bond set for New Cambria man accused in murder
• Abilene woman critically injured in crash
• Attorney wants accused's ex-wife's testimony excluded
• Dickinson County authorities seek help in locating missing woman
• Snow expected to move in Thursday
• Man accused of raping acquaintance
• Man treated at hospital after alleged hit-and-run
• Red alert
• School board OKs track bids
• Spotter training sessions set as well as statewide tornado drill
• correction
• Police blotter
• Oral car talk, tai chi offered
• Cuts to affect Community Corrections
• Court blotter
• Voters not flocking to primary election
• Master Teacher winner shares credit
• Salinan arrested over door damage
• Judge rules on death penalty filing in double homicide
• The Grind owner faces felony drug charges
• Fundraiser for baby nets more than $45K
• Police seek men who stole iPhones
• Matt Horn from KSN did a nice job with this story about KKWU. Check it out...
• Former Inman chief receives two life terms
• Man arrested for causing damage to door
• Grind owner formally charged
• Police search for men who stole iPhones
• $35 billion prize
• Two north-central teachers honored
• Sacred Heart students place in forensics
• McPherson College takes 'step forward'
• House endorses honoring war hero
• K-State at Salina offers 2 more degrees
• Forum will look at KPERS options
• Immigrants target of tuition bill in House
• From Quinter, with love
• Man convicted in Salina shooting
• Follow up: Here's the story KSN TV ran about SIFE's HeroRAT project!
• One "personal branding guru" believes that your online profiles will replace your resume in the next 10 years. What do you think?
• K-State at Salina Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority is gathering a group of students to travel to Wichita on Wednesday to work on the Extreme Makeover Home Edition house. If you are interested in helping, message Natalie Blair by the end of the day.
• City, county offices to be closed on Monday
• Department updates on tap for county commission
• Protesters face off at The Grind
• Clifton-Clyde superintendent resigns
• Spring enrollment at Wesleyan increases
• Drug charges expected
• Where there’s smoke
• correction
• Police blotter
• Fatherhood to be subject of meeting
• Cardiovascular disease talk planned
• Parks and recreation sponsors casino trip
• Parks and recreation to offer soup supper
• United Way to hold 75th Annual Meeting
• Church notes
• church note
• 'She was a sweetheart'
• Teacher sues over benefits
• Correction
• tomorrow
• Street sweeping
• State allows more time for assessment tests
• New Cambria woman dead; man, 40, arrested
• Woman shot in New Cambria
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: February 22-25, 2011
• City of Salina Parks and Rec Director Announcement
• City Offices Closed - February 21, 2011
• Man injured after crash on highway
• Change of value notices to be mailed starting March 4
• Senior artists sought for art competition/exhibit
• Sen. Roberts to speak in Abilene
• Get your free pancakes March 1
• Learning in Retirement series gets under way
• 'Annie Hall' to be shown at Stiefel
• News carrier eager to resume work
• Herington man faces drug charges
• Hawley shares space stories
• Grinding to a halt
• Superintendent search is in 'hurry up and wait' mode
• Human resource organization wins award
• Rose Hill Road reopens after work
• Father organizes protest Saturday
• Road to reopen
• It's K-State PROUD day! Stop by College Center (11:30 - 1:00) to get your shirt, then wear it to the K-State Salina v. Brown Mackie game next Thursday.
• Herington man faces drug charges
• A story by local KWCH reporter Karl Man that aired (2-16-2011).
• Assaria man hurt in crash
• Grind owner arrested, picketing planned
• City of Salina Street Closure - Water Main Replacement
• Police blotter
• ‘Nothing to correct’
• New director for parks and rec chosen
• Internships given to prospective pilots
• New Episcopal bishop to be seated
• Start and Stop
• Inmate faces new charges
• correction
• Bookseller Borders files for bankruptcy
• Airport funding is at risk
• Tickets still available to hear astronaut talk
• Blood donors to receive Elvis T-shirt
• Watch KSN TV's 6:00 news (channel 3 in Salina). They're featuring SIFE's 'Cats for Rats project!
• Head Start could lose funding
• A plate of pancakes and a glass of orange juice for just $2! On the Record will be serving in the Tech Center lobby until 10 a.m.
• Story from the front page of the Salina Journal about KKWU!
• Salinan accused in Grind robbery faces additional charges
• City hires new Parks and Rec director
• The Hand That Rocks The Cradle, Cradles The Rock - Presentation
• Wesleyan student to perform recital
• Teen has reaction to smoking potpourri
• Student broadcasts
• Journal celebrates 140th birthday
• Potpourri sold at The Grind in Salina
• Central seeks forensics judges
• Salina man hurt in truck wreck
• Commissioners support resolution retaining funds for health department well, septic inspections
• County saves money on replacing bridge
• Central does well at forensics tournament
• SES fills top spot
• Three sentenced to prison
• Crop concerns
• New Christy Minstrels to play June concert at Stiefel Theatre
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• Warm weather could bring plants out of dormancy early
• Think you can't dance? Join K-State at Salina Programming Board Events as they learn to waltz, swing, & salsa tomorrow night. Bring a dance partner or find one there.
• Open forum with President Schulz in the College Center Conference Room at 9a today. See you there!
• Woman, 18, treated at hospital after smoking 'potpourri'
• SES fills top spot
• SES fills top spot
• Street Sweeping Schedule February 14th - 18th
• It's Home and Garden Show time
• It's Home and Garden Show time
• Trombone strong
• Trombone strong
• City to purchase new ambulance
• City to purchase new ambulance
• Man arrested in failed purse snatching
• Man arrested in failed purse snatching
• Huelskamp to visit western Kansas
• Huelskamp to visit western Kansas
• Fun Fly is Saturday at KSU-Salina
• Fun Fly is Saturday at KSU-Salina
• Reception for McPherson College artists
• Reception for McPherson College artists
• Commissioners OK $182,388 for river bank work
• Commissioners OK $182,388 for river bank work
• Man ordered to stand trial in kidnapping, robbery case
• Man ordered to stand trial in kidnapping, robbery case
• Tony's Pizza shuts down for one day
• Tony's Pizza shuts down for one day
• South forensics squad places third at Hutch
• South forensics squad places third at Hutch
• Sacred Heart forensics squad competes at Hutch
• Sacred Heart forensics squad competes at Hutch
• City to spend $213,733 on new ambulance
• City to spend $182,388 to stabilize river bank
• Man ordered to stand trial in kidnapping, robbery case
• New Christy Minstrels to play at the Stiefel
• Have a heart and help K-State at Salina Kappa Sigma Alpha Sorority support the Salina Animal Shelter! Make a donation and create a valentine in the Tech Center lobby, 9-11a.
• Salina's Tony's plant closed
• Today is the last day you can drop a full-semester class and get a 50% refund.
• Man accused of trying to steal purse
• Salinan proud of his world class program
• 4-H Club Day set for March 5
• Fools Day 5K, Mile Fun Run set
• Pizza Bingo fundraiser planned in Lindsborg
• Arson suspected in Salina house fire
• Forensics Team back at Ell-Saline
• Learning opportunities 2-14-11
• Berry a protestor in Kentucky
• Restaurant inspections
• Arson suspected as cause of Salina house fire
• Robot times
• Burglar makes off with cartons of smokes
• Young love
• Vet creates Vietnam database
• Woman reports clothes bleached
• County to consider bridge bid, well inspections
• City to consider riverbank stabilization
• Lindsborg Kiwanis to have annual Pancake Day
• TO CATCH A CRIMINAL
• Woman reports clothing bleached
• Burglar makes off with smokes
• City to consider riverbank stabilization
• County to consider bridge bids, well inspections
• Country legend George Jones to headline at Stiefel
• Americans are ' all in this together'
• Missouri man involved in crash
• Monday is deadline for registering
• Rose Hill Road closed
• Salina's Blockbuster video store to close
• Military forts discussed at Colby museum
• Huelskamp plans town hall meetings
• Donate $10, get K-State T-shirt
• Suspicious fire investigated
• Police blotter
• Church Notes
• Too many elections? We could vote half as often
• Gas prices
• Journal's KISS story now on KISS web site.
• 'Social justice' theme of NAACP banquet
• Street sweeping
• Family history author to sign books
• Tomorrow box
• George Jones to perform at Stiefel
• Garage, car destroyed in suspicious fire
• Portion of Rose Hill Road to close Monday
• Story featured on KISS website
• Fireworks light up sky as Mubarak steps down
• 'Cats for Rats! SIFE is working to adopt a life-saving African giant pouched rat. Tim Unruh at the Salina Journal wrote a nice piece about it.
• Red Cross needs blood donations
• Program to look at need for better health care
• Conductor to speak about festival hopes
• Police blotter 2-11-11
• These rats save lives
• Ell-Saline forensics team competes
• Entertainment briefs
• Arts supporters rally in Topeka
• Schmidt to replace Janis Lee
• Road to prosperity
• Songs of inspiration
• SE-Saline freshman visits Topeka about hearing aids
• Salina School District alters calendar
• Scandia native takes Pepperdine U. post
• tomorrow for Friday, Feb. 11
• Watson murder trial expected to start in May
• Parks and Recreation offers Tai Chi sessions
• Students,don't forget that college bowling league starts tonight at 9pm at All Star Lanes! 4 Member Teams: mixed, men, or women. $4 for current K-State Salina students (with ID).
• Citizens supported $5.5 million to start K-State Salina. In '10 tax impact on the local economy was $850,000.
• Trial date set in double homicide
• Snow days force school district to alter schedule
• Salinans head to Topeka in support of the arts
• 'Cats plan rally for lifesaving rats
• Have you seen the newest edition of On the Record?
• Foundation accepts grant applications
• Salina’s levee protects, shapes its development
• Paralyzed man dies
• Part of city was without power Tuesday
• Snowfall totals
• Clear going
• Airport makes progress
• Hotel guest reports vehicle burglary
• Man reports burglary at residence to police
• correction
• Judge rules in double murder case
• City of Salina Volunteers Needed
• Paralyzed Salina man dies in Maine
• "Get On The Bus" starts at 6 p.m. Join us for the first movie in the Diversity Film Series with a movie about the Million Man March, directed by Spike Lee.
• The world's smallest transponder, developed by Sagetech Corporation, is on board K-State Salina's Aerosonde!
• Study results show airport authority making progress
• Watches taken in burglary
• Police investigate vehicle burglary
• Dallas Brass Residency and Free Concert Featuring Salina South High, South Middle, and Lakewood Middle School Students
• The K-State Salina campus will close at 5:30. All evening classes are canceled.
• Mall closing early beause of snow
• The Student Life Center will close today at 6 p.m. and will not reopen until 8 a.m. tomorrow.
• Inman man to be sentenced on child porn charges
• Zoo closes because of snow
• Woman robbed of purse
• Ellsworth man killed in crash
• Salina man allegedly beaten with hammer
• Preliminary hearing postponed
• Noon presentation postponed
• Snow in Salina keeps officers busy
• Blood drive today and tomorrow! They have a few openings left and will take walk-ins if they have room for you.
• Chinese culture to be discussed at Cloud County
• Annual Lincoln event will be Friday, Saturday
• Master tap dancer to teach classes at Salina dance studio
• Advanced voting to start on Wednesday
• Three arrested, accused of arson
• Police blotter
• Hays man charged in connection with trooper's shooting
• City commission agrees to removed culvert
• Menards on schedule for spring
• Police look for vandals who broke windows
• Federal exchange program offers more local control
• To make a difference
• BASE A BOON
• Another blast of snow, cold to hit today
• Horizons Developing Artists
• Hays man charged in trooper's shooting
• Snow again headed to Salina
• Volunteers needed for north Salina cleanup
• Three arrested in connection with fire
• Vandals damage vehicle windows
• Wonder Wallet
• A life well lived
• Free mental health screenings available
• Change of course
• Learning opportunities 2-7-11
• Group is seeking repeal of tax on grain sorghum
• Winging it
• Moran to visit Concordia on Friday
• Sen. Moran to be in Minneapolis
• Gingrich, Bradley represent colorful histories, important achievements
• Bidding for a cause
• City to discuss transportation fund
• Commissioners to discuss safety study with KDOT engineer
• Auction supports CAPS mission
• Tearful mom: 'Life is about choices'
• School board to discuss 'dual participation' policy
• Fundraiser set for orphan train complex
• Daffodil orders being accepted
• Bald eagle death being investigated
• Injured firefighter in fair condition
• Problems occur with payroll deposits
• Hawker Beechcraft may keep Salina ties
• Baby Steps
• Kidnapping case focuses on drugs, cash
• Platelet shortage announced; donors sought
• Area on Agency offers housing help
• Choral group offering singing Valentines
• Pickup truck found in snow drift
• Theater day camp offered for first- through third-graders
• College Goal Sunday to help students get college funds
• Werling to speak at library program
• (Almost) Super friends or (Not quite) Super friends
• Street sweeping
• We are experiencing technical difficulties on the KWU website. Apologies for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
• Woman to spend time in prison for shaking baby
• Organizers make plans for the 2011 March of Dimes March for Babies
• Authorities investigating death of bald eagle
• Monday is the last day you can drop a class and get a 100% refund.
• Stolen pickup found
• Singularly uncommitted
• Ag profitability conference Feb. 15
• American Girl pajama party planned
• Crib notes
• South's forensics squad competes
• No charges filed in sex case
• Skating rink on thin ice
• Planners OK plat for Hawthorne plans
• Honor flight info meeting Feb. 10
• IRS has app for smart phones
• Flutist uses Internet to share musical vision
• Spelling bee registration deadline extended
• Street Sweeping Schedule February 7th - 11th
• City won't fill ice skating rink
• Water has been returned to Science Center. Thank you to the facilities team for making it happen!
• Scott Mall, 19 other Air Force ROTC cadets from K-State Salina go the extra miles for success
• Rare letter found
• It's been colder
• correction
• Country groups at BiCenter
• Kasa purchases stake in India company
• Officials say land buy will help Neb. water woes
• 'Troubled Times' to play today at library
• Plunge, strut to benefit Special Olympics
• Little damage after electric fire
• Annual CAPS auction takes flight
• Central's forensics squad competes
• Sacared Heart's forensics squad competes
• Briefcase, cash stolen from truck
• Downtown Norton declared historic
• Major Concert Tour Coming To The Salina Bicentennial Center
• Exhibition - To the Nines
• Letter from Martha Washington to be on display at Concordia museum
• The water line in Science Center is down until further notice.
• Cash, checks taken from truck
• Jagermeister Country Tour coming to Salina
• Kasa purchases stake in India-based company
• Gas line ruptured in south Salina
• Club basketball plays Sterling College at 6 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Life Center. Come cheer for the Salina 'Cats!
• Scholarships, free stuff, free food, free money for clubs... Must be time for Telefund! Sign up or get more info at
• Man settles arson case; gets probation
• Gingrich discusses changes in Egypt
• School closings a horror for "Phantom" production
• Huelskamp to have open house
• Piano festival to be at Bethany
• Free tax assistance available
• School board to have work session
• GreatLife Golf Fitness to buy Abilene Country Club
• Bowling pins to be used for art
• Mall closes early; some stores open
• Work on Eff Creek bridge nearly complete
• Man held at state hospital after standoff
• Braving the cold
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• Man accused of murder gets plea deal
• K-State Salina is open and classes are in session today, Wednesday, Feb. 2.
• Moran to speak at chamber banquet
• Bethany to stage musical
• Kansas mural not done yet
• February 1, 2011 Planning Commission Meeting Postponed
• The Student Leadership Dinner scheduled for Wednesday evening has been postponed.
• Plea entered in connection with trash bin fires
• Snow day. Last day to apply for scholarships. Since you're just playing around on facebook, go try to get some free money:
• Plea entered in murder case
• Weather forces Central Mall to close at 2 p.m.
• GreatLife buying Abilene Country Club
• K-State's Salina and Manhattan campuses are closed again today, Tuesday, Feb. 1, due to winter weather.
• Cancellations
• California man hurt in rollover
• Update on alfalfa planned for Monday
• Ice weather
• Police blotter 2-1-11
• Salina man faces burglary charges
• Animal shelter forced to destroy cats
• Lindsborg man taken by scammers
• Concordia woman killed in car crash
• Agra woman killed in SUV rollover
• correction 2-1-11
• Fire destroys rental house in Russell
• Deputies bust drinking party; four teens cited
• Bond set for man accused of shooting trooper
• Salinan sentenced in burning of tent
• Astronaut Steve Hawley to Speak
• Shelter cats euthanized after distemper outbreak
• Saline County deputies bust drinking party
• Man accused in trooper shooting appears in court
• Salinan sentenced for burning tent
• CityGo buses won't run Tuesday
• The 2011 Kansas Statewide Career Fair scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed. We'll let you know when we have rescheduling info.
• Due to the predicted severe weather this evening and Tuesday, President Lamkin has determined that KWU will be closed on Tuesday (2-1-2011). Essential services will be available (including the Cafeteria).
• Salinan arrested in connection with burglary
• Job fair cancelled
• Freezing rain slickens streets
• Delivery of Monday, Jan. 31
• The Salina and Manhattan campuses are closed today due to ice.
• Farm Realty
• Well-grounded in aviation
• Program to help blind, visually impaired
• Primary election pricey for city
• When less is more?
• Police blotter
• Rotary’s International Dinner will be today
• Salina picked for training
• Grant for community response teams is on county's agenda
• Gas prices
• Firefighters injured while fighting grass blaze
• Happy 150th, Kansas
• Reading, writing, arighmetic and hygiene
• City Commission won't meet Monday
• Firefighters injured while fighting grass blaze
• Salina Airport selected for Hawker Beechcraft training program
• Birthday Party
• Salina man sentenced to federal prison
• Statewide job fair to be at BiCenter
• Street sweeping
• Spaghetti fundraiser to be Feb. 20
• Police blotter
• Cases against Reform Party candidate settled
• Church notes
• Correction
• Couple celebrates Kansas on the road
• Savannah lobbies for hearing aids
• Two accused of burglary, hitting man with car
• House panel OKs bill to outlaw 'potpourri'
• First Thursday Art Rush - February 3, 2011
• Concordia police seek driver of SUV
• Salina man sentenced for unlawful possession of gun
• Cases settled against former gubernatorial candidate
• Potpourri bill set for House action
• 2 arrested in connection with burglary, hit-and-run
• Stop by the Tech Center lobby to sample 10 kinds of chili during Student Support Services & Rec Services' 3rd annual Chili Cook-Off,11:30-1
• Challenger explosion is still painful 25 years later
• Internet down, police counterterror unit up in Egypt
• Former Fort Riley post commander to speak
• Rolling Hills Wildlife selling Valentine gifts
• Bates to present 'The Story of Nicodemus'
• Severe weather spotter training sessions set
• Girl Scouts sponsor father daughter dance
• Salina ready if it misses 50,000 mark
• McReynolds Road reopened
• Former Saline Co, sheriff retires
• School board seeks public input
• Ottawa secretary pleads no contest
• Concordia woman reports knife attack
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• Broadband goes to fiber optics
• Vacancies exist on city boards
• A legal scourge
• Store video shows armed robbery
• Salina South one of first schools to stage "The Phantom of the Opera"
• Rose Hill Road closed
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - January 31st – February 4th, 2011
• City Of Salina Citizen Board Openings
• Authorities say use of synthetic drugs rampant, dangerous
• The new KWU website is now live. The web elves are now busy tweaking the pages.
• Ottawa County sheriff's office employee pleads to misdemeanor
• City ready to appeal if final number doesn't reach 50,000
• Police release video of robbery
• Former sheriff resigns from sheriff's association post
• Road expected to reopen today
• The first full week of of our campus-wide recycling effort produced 5 yards of cardboard, 75 lbs. of shredded paper, 160 lbs. of white paper, 360 lbs. of office mix, 200 lbs of magazines, 30 lbs. of plastic and 2 lbs of aluminum.
• Kansas Wesleyan University is in the process of migrating to a new website (www.kwu.edu) ! There should be minor, if any, disruption during this process. Thank you for your patience as we migrate to our new website.
• Vanier to rejoin commission
• Two Salinans arrested on drug warrant
• Scholar to portray Amelia Earhart in museum presentation
• Two free movies to be shown at Stiefel
• Annual Polar Plunge(r) is Feb. 19
• Amelia Earhart-Live! A First Thursday Presentation
• Police blotter
• Cafe Choices to close
• Kansas at 100 seen through area collection
• KPERS director invited to speak in Salina
• City to give Philips $750,000
• One of the best
• 'Dixie Swim Club' chosen for state theater festival
• Fire damages home in Salina early Tuesday
• Huelskamp responds to State of the Union speech
• Police investigate burglary
• Whatever it takes
• Bid for county work on culverts less than expected
• Police blotter
• 2 arrested after cocaine, money found in house
• Schilling Elementary won't be used as polling place
• Philips expansion could bring 50 new jobs to Salina
• Kansas Day ceremony to be aired Friday
• Library cafe to close at end of week
• Smoky Hill Museum to have Kansas Day Open House
• Vanier replaces Arpke on Salina City Commission
• Library celebrating Kansas' birthday
• Chamber of commerce focuses on trade zones
• Groundhog Day Pancake Supper planned
• Six candidates file for Salina School Board
• Police chief testifies about legal chemicals
• Kansas Attorney General warns about possible scam
• Salina Central students place in forensics tourney
• 17 file for city posts
• County to post rules at off-leash dog run
• Did you know K-State offered over $16 million in scholarships last year? Fill out an application before Feb. 1:
• Looking for a job in Kansas? Attend the 2011 Kansas Statewide Job Fair Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2:30 – 6:30 p.m. Bicentennial Center(800 The Midway)
• Emotional appeals
• 6 file for 3 Salina School Board seats
• Bethany to sign exchange agreement
• Consumers warned about possible scam involving Hollywood Video
• City to discuss replacing Arpke
• Apple co-founder advises crowd to find own solutions
• Purses stolen from vehicles at Outlaw's
• City Manager Appoints - Arts and Humanities Director Brad Anderson
• Fundraiser to benefit accident victim's family
• City eyes new water meters
• SATC stays on budget
• Former Clifton resident to stand trial
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• Waste management committee to meet
• Salina man faces sexual battery, other charges
• Speaker: Economy, jobs the top issues
• KWU prof to take over Salina Arts and Humanities
• Salina home damaged by fire
• Correction 1-25-11
• Police investigate business burglary
• District court 1-25-11
• 17 file for Salina City Commission
• RED ALERT
• Restaurant inspections for January 24, 2011
• Bird man of Salina finds sanctuary
• Purses taken from vehicles
• Salinan accused of taking advantage of woman
• Local artist to direct Salina Arts & Humanities
• Former Clifton resident to face trial for husband's murder
• City commissioners unanimously OK Hawthorne School demolition
• City of Salina News - Street Closure
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - January 24th - January 28th, 2011
• Robbery occurs at Salina business
• Street sweeping
• Dryland corn update planned in Gypsum
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• City commissioners to discuss Hawthorne demolition
• County to review rules for dog run
• Love of the game
• Slashing farm subsidies: Is now the time?
• Kansas Day Open House
• City commissioners to discuss Hawthorne demolition
• Police blotter
• Church notes
• Dierks Bentley to headline at BiCenter
• correction
• Police seeing more sales of cold medicines
• Dangerous duty
• gas prices
• Hike-bike trail construction to continue in 2011
• Chamber official to talk about Census at press conference
• Nine file for city seats
• Police blotter
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• Murder case still is open
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• Despite the heat and drought, some soybean farmers had award-winning yields
• Bethany invites public to exchange agreement signing
• Water main replacement to close intersection
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• Thieves take tools from trailer
• Completion Of 2010 Hike And Bike Trail Project
• Dierks Bentley to headline BiCenter concert
• Former Ellsworth prison warden lands state's top job
• More candidates file for city commission, county school boards
• Thieves steal tools from trailer
• Sale of drugs used in meth production restricted
• Students reach out to help
• North Ohio Street to be closed
• Journal launches live streaming video
• Tax forms available at library
• Tax cut to delay tax returns
• Salina police chief to testify against synthetic drugs
• Former jail supervisor sues county
• County clerks question Kobach's bill
• Police blotter
• Volunteers needed to count homeless
• Former police chief found guilty of abuse
• 3 years gone by: No breaks in Beverly Logan murder
• Monday is the last day you can add a class without needing permission from the instructor.
• Police chief to testify to Legislature about synthetic drugs
• Former Inman chief found guilty of 15 charges
• Former Cloud County worker alleges sexual harassment
• Think you have the "NEXT Big Thing?" The Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship invites you to find out.
• Huelskamp to host town hall meetings
• Salinans for Life to have open house
• 2 more arrests made of most wanted list
• Couple injured in highway collision
• Gas prices
• Public TV stations fear funding loss
• Hays resident to be on 'The Price is Right'
• A 'promising' start
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• Note to Subscribers
• Four recreational vehicles broken into
• Candidates sought for school boards
• Preliminary hearing set over man's death
• Crash Courses
• Icy roads keep highway patrol busy
• Police: Man held knife to woman's throat
• Airport authority approves design services contract
• Police blotter
• Four file for Salina City Commission
• Classes are in session today. Drive carefully! We want you and your vehicle to get here in one piece, even if it means you're a little late.
• Recreational vehicles burglarized
• SIT hoops tourney games postponed
• Salinan arrested on aggravated battery charge
• Preliminary hearing scheduled for 4 charged in murder
• Two more arrested from Most Wanted list
• Couple from Lebanon hurt in crash
• Snow slickens area streets, highways
• Four file for Salina City Commission
• Programming board is still showing "Little Fockers" 7 pm, Showplex Cinema in the mall, free for K-State students. Drive safely if you go.!
• Due to hazardous weather conditions, evening classes are cancelled for Salina & Manhattan. Check www.salina. k-state.edu for updates.
• Group seeks energy efficiency in City-County Building
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• SUV approved for community corrections; study for replacing HVAC system at City County Building OK'd
• Math, science academy hosts meetings
• Ex-Cosmosphere chief gets job in Eureka
• Auction, dinner to benefit Salina Christian Academy
• Salina event's goal: 45,000 cans of soup
• Salina teen dies in one-vehicle crash
• Gas prices
• Cause of Friday's fire determined
• Municipal court
• Salinan arrested on drug charges
• Registration available for no-till conference
• Trailer, sunroom stolen from Bridgeport
• Ex-police chief denies sex abuse
• Salina exec wins national award
• Dreaming big
• Police blotter
• Salina teen dies in car crash
• Salina police arrest man on drug charges
• Trailer, sunroom stolen from Bridgeport
• Fire caused by overheated grease
• Girl Scouts gearing up for 2011 cookie sale
• Inspired by King
• Teen accused in murder bonds out
• Gas prices
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• Marion plans celebration in honor of Kansas Day
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• Teens needed for Rolling Hills volunteer program
• Driver dies in crash
• Dillons discontinues credit on reusable bags
• Police blotter
• Burn permits available for Saline County online
• Boy drives bus into building
• Municipal court
• Grinnell woman dies in Oakley crash
• Welcome back! Who's excited about the spring semester starting?
• Grinnell woman killed in crash
• Man dies in fiery crash on Centennial Road
• Murder suspect bonds out of jail
• Boy drives bus into cars, building
• Tattoo practitioner displays the art of charity
• Technology on display at Topeka Farm Show
• Remembering King
• Learning opportunities 1-17-11
• Gas prices 1-17-11
• Motorcyclist dies after crash near Oakley
• KWU's MLK Day service today at 12:10 p.m. in University United Methodist Church. Open to all.
• Motorcyclist dies after crash near Oakley
• Salina’s school district must continue to ‘advocate for education’
• Business is booming
• Street sweeping
• Community Corrections director wants to purchase SUV
• Gas prices
• Georgetown Santas have record year
• Correction
• Natoma to mark state's 150th birthday
• Police blotter
• Examination: HEALTH CARE REFORM ACT
• You go, girl!
• Community Corrections director wants SUV
• Dr. King topic of speech Monday in Salina
• City, county offices closed Monday
• Schools face more cutbacks
• tomorrow box for Jan. 15
• Out of this world
• Salina man arrested on sex charges
• Judge Johnson
• Concordia runaway to face charges
• House destroyed by fire
• gas prices
• Salina city commission will have 3 new members
• Free skin cancer screening offered
• Children cry when testifying
• Teens appear in court
• Salina man arrested on sex charges
• Concordia boy faces theft, threat charges
• Newest judge receives his robe, gavel
• City commission to have 3 new members
• Enjoy the long weekend... because classes start Tuesday!
• A genuine competitor
• Teens sought for video contest at Salina library
• Taking flight
• K-State at Salina to offer flight training in Wichita
• Salinan, 18, hurt in sledding accident
• Svaty takes job with EPA
• Air Force jazz ensemble bridges cultural barriers with music
• Four teens arrested in man's death
• 4 Salina teens make first appearance
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• Businesses raise $10,000 for local AMBUCS club
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• North Salina group has first official meeting
• Tim Unruh at the Salina Journal wrote a nice story about our UAV program and Sen. Jerry Moran 's visit to campus yesterday.
• 3 teens arrested in Salina man's homicide
• Moran visits K-State at Salina
• Svaty has new job with the EPA
• Fourth teen turns himself in
• Concordia boy arrested in Jackson County
• Salinan, 18, hurt in sledding accident
• Congratulations to Matthew Williamson on becoming a professional engineer!
• Waiting for superman (or -woman)
• Republican momentum overcame campaign spending in some cases, finance reports show
• Dog bites toddler a 2nd time
• Choir rehearsals set for Martin Luther King celebration
• School officials to meet with legislators
• Governor proposes cuts, economic initiatives
• Jury picked for Inman abuse trial
• ‘A WAY THAT HEALS’
• Blanche (Nutter) Johnson
• Osborne County fires its EMS director
• gas prices
• Giffords' mother has Colby ties
• Salina man's death now ruled a homicide
• Former McPherson College student donates college $1.7 million
• Co-op looks to consolidate offices
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - January 18th - January 21st, 2011
• Police now rule Salina man's death a homicide
• Dog bites Salina toddler a second time
• Osborne County fires its EMS director
• Welcome Back KWU Students!
• County building permits drop
• gas prices
• Irvin leaves city of Salina, will be replaced
• Lindsborg woman has connection to shooting victim
• Saline County man gets 9 years on drug charge
• Beware of ice
• Family recalls brother as 'fun one'
• Police blotter
• Cloud Co. authorities looking for armed teen
• Salina has new school boundaries
• Zoning issue returns to county
• Marion man charged in connection with sister's death
• Saint Francis Community Services achieves toy drive goal
• Abilene hires new city manager
• Giffords’ friends share ‘Gabby’ memories
• Abilene hires new city manager
• Family members recall brother who died Sunday
• Marion teen charged in sister's shooting death
• Saline County man gets 9 years on drug charge
• Lindsborg woman has connection to Arizona shooting victim
• Irvin leaves city for job in Overland Park
• Cloud County authorities seek armed boy, 16
• K-State Salina students hiroshi yamashita, Jennifer McLean, and Randy Franzen are featured in the article on page 20!
• SES board talks about future
• Southeast superintendent meetings moved to Wednesday
• Free shuttle service provided by Salina Community Theatre
• Thieves hit unlocked vehicles, tool shed in Smolan
• Brownback is sworn in
• Snowy highway blamed for two wrecks Sunday
• Fourth teen arrested in connection with breaking windows
• Tell us about technology and your life
• Street sweeping
• Police call man's death suspicious
• Snowpacked roads contribute to wreck near Oakley
• 2 arrested in connection with car burglaries
• Cold Cases
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• City seeks mobile home park upgrades
• City seeks lower cost on river bank project
• Look at what some of our Music faculty are doing!
• Steve Hawley and Space Shuttle Artifacts On Display
• Salina police call man's death suspicious
• Just 1 alcohol sale made to underage buyer
• 4th teen arrested in connection with broken windows
• 2 arrested in connection with car burglaries
• Southeast superintendent meetings moved to Wednesday
• An easy -- and tasty -- way to help others!
• Area braces for snow, bitter cold
• Two crashes near Colby blamed on the weather
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• Two hurt in crash near Oakley
• Boundary issue on school board agenda
• Winter renewal
• On the road again
• Digging cemeteries
• In case you missed it, the Salina Journal covered TWIST in Saturday's edition!
• There's snow on the ground, but campus is open!
• Up to 8 inches of snow may fall in area
• "It's not a rosy picture this time out."
• Art Connection
• Parks and Rec offers dinner theater trip
• City commissioners to discuss mobile homes
• Reynolds slated to take over as commission chairman at Tuesday's meeting
• 1-09-11
• 'We've lost another marine'
• Jilka responds to shooting
• King celebration events begin Thursday
• Ready for Robotics
• City commission to discuss mobile homes
• Reynolds to take over as chairman
• Man killed by cattle at sale barn
• Police seek man in theft of home items
• Tomorrow box
• Careers with a TWIST
• Winter weather is on its way
• Duncan scheduled to be sworn-in for second term Monday
• Work on North Ohio to begin on Monday
• Beloit police looking for missing girl, 14
• Police blotter
• Salina man accused of sex, child porn charges
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• FHSU grads find success in job market
• Judge retires from court
• Getting together is tough to do
• Missing Beloit girl, 14, found unharmed
• Siblings arrested after crash
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• Bake sale fundraiser scheduled to help with costs of terrier rescue
• gas prices
• gas prices
• Police seek man for theft of home items
• Brother, sister arrested in connection with teen's crash
• Missing Beloit girl found unharmed
• It's gonna get cold, cold, cold
• Had 250 girls participate in TWIST: Teen Women In Science and Technology today! Guest speakers were K-State Provost April Mason, Raylene Alexander, Shae Blackwell, Rhonda Blomberg, Tami Budreau, Grace Leu-Burke, Ashley Marie, Paula Fried, Dr. Kate Gross,
• Belleville pond to be stocked with trout
• Salina man arrested in connection with 2 car burglaries
• Researching Ike
• Duckwall-ALCO has eliminated more jobs
• Nursing home to be rebuilt
• More bang for the buck?
• Man accused of taking mom's SUV without permission
• Work on North Ohio to begin Monday
• Man arrested on child sex, child porn charges
• Man arrested in connection with car burglaries
• St. Francis' nursing home to be rebuilt
• Man accused of taking mom's SUV without her permission
• Duckwall-Alco eliminates 39 more jobs
• Beloit police looking for missing girl, 14
• Duncan to be sworn in on Monday
• Teacher to jam with rock band
• Winter to take over in Grand Island on July 1
• County commission approves vehicle purchases
• Lindsborg man hurt in collision
• Larson predicts fireworks ordinance will be overturned
• Gas prices
• Appeal filed for Hawthorne
• Nuss appoints panel to study state’s judicial system
• Bennington State Bank buying Lucas branch
• Teams for Bowl For Kids' Sake forming now
• Police blotter
• Abilene Acoustic Stage Night is Friday
• Clinical psychologists present diet program
• Roommate arrested on battery charge
• Stiefel to show 'The Godfather' today
• County, state legislators discuss funding
• Correction - Pelosi
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - January 10th - January 14th, 2011
• Bennington State Bank purchasing Lucas bank
• Petition filed to stop Hawthorne demolition
• A win for the Weezer kids
• Final approval given to sale, discharge of fireworks in city
• Salinan arrested on aggravated battery charge
• Grand Island school board OKs contract to hire Salina school superintendent
• City delays decision on cell phone towers
• Two men charged with drug crimes
• Man wielding meat cleaver robs The Grind
• Duncan GOP national committeeman candidate
• Ellsworth woman dies in crash
• City could take final action on fireworks
• Gas prices
• Police blotter
• Note to Readers:
• Ellsworth woman killed in crash
• Robber wearing wolf mask hits The Grind
• 2 Mexican men charged with drug crime
• City plans special meeting Wednesday on fireworks ordinance
• Classes start two weeks from today. Do you have your books reserved?
• Tell your kids to put on their dance shoes and practice their jazz hands, the Spirit Cats are hosting a dance clinic!
• Former Salinan to be sworn in on Kansas' high court
• County, city meet to talk about parks
• District court
• Highway of Honor
• 5 arrests come from Most Wanted lists
• City votes to allow fireworks
• Civil suit filed over woman's murder
• Gas prices
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• Car windows shot with BB gun
• Wozniak to speak in Salina
• Roush appearance in Salina rescheduled
• Conservative group prospers
• Mattson to sing for Art Rush
• KWU to offer preview to nursing program
• Police seek suspect in beating of man
• Former Inman police chief's trial to begin
• Three teens arrested in vandalism spree
• Police blotter
• First Thursday Art Rush - January 6, 2011
• Former Salinan to be sworn in Friday on Supreme Court
• 3 arrested in connection with property damage
• Police investigate vandalism reports
• Apple co-founder to speak in Salina
• Suspect sought in beating of Salina man
• Arrests made from Most Wanted list
• Beverly natives seek to have portion of highway named after WW II hero
• Roush to appear at Long McArthur
• Fireworks sale, discharge given first round approval
• Bored? Fill out a scholarship application!
• Where is the price of gas headed?
• Work continues on Ashby House child care center
• Salinan is needled for her sewing experience
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - January 3rd – January 7th, 2011
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration Week 2011
• Portion of Forsse Road to be closed
• Do I really require an attorney?
• Two injured in rollover crash
• Foundation to get matching funds
• Passion for training
• City to consider fireworks ordinance
• County to hear department updates
• Gas prices
• Feedin' time; Small cattle auction eatery thrives in South Hutch
• A war hero's humble tour
• City to consider fireworks ordinance
• County to hear department updates
• Two injured in rollover crash
• End of the line
• Area has snow, ice and bitter cold
• Police blotter
• Church notes
• A knock on the noggin
• Kensington woman dies when car rolls
• Gas prices
• Woman might have been hit by car, can't recall
• Kensington woman dies in crash
• One towing firm selected
• Ellis man dies when struck by semi
• Police blotter
• Home computer monitoring program available
• gas prices for friday, dec. 31, 2010
• What's the buzz? Get a ride
• Ellis man dies when struck by semi
• Home computer monitoring program available
• Tool storage kit stolen in county
• Gas prices
• Consultant seeks comments about Southeast superintendent search
• Tow troubles
• Counting days at Camp Standby
• Police blotter
• Concordia girls hurt in wreck
• Correction
• Concordia girls hurt in crash
• Hutch man hurt when truck slams into train
• Salina man likely froze to death
• Gas prices
• Montezuma man picked to replace Tim Huelskamp
• Eagle Day to be Jan. 8 at Tuttle Creek
• Church to conduct Watch Meeting
• County commissioners make appointment, approve budget amendment
• Three make first appearances in vandalism case
• 1 dies after head-on collision Tuesday
• Making art from the contents of your refrigerator
• Commissioners meet with representative
• County wants FTZ status
• Windows in houses, vehicles are broken
• Body of missing man found
• County supports expansion of FTZ
• Wishing you all the best for 2011!
• Fans should make it to NYC in time for K-State bowl game
• Three charged with Beloit vandalism
• CLASS registration to begin Jan. 4
• Area schools honored for performance
• Grants fill in gaps
• Correction 12-28-10
• Clifton-Clyde district continues to snare grants
• Apple symbolism in art
• Beloit light display back on
• Learning opportunities 12-27-10
• Wallets open when these two come knocking
• Note to Subscribers
• Snow shouldn't affect Pinstripe Bowl trips
• Beloit light display to remain through New Year's Eve
• Hope man killed in crash near Herington
• Gas Prices
• Cops
• 4,600 served at Fekas feast
• Not all Salinans had jolly Christmas
• Health, happiness, prosperity peace
• Selling Salina
• Vandals damage Beloit light display
• City Commission won't meet Monday
• City sanitation routes won't change
• County commission to consider board appointment, discuss foreign trade zone status
• Vandals strike Beloit’s Christmas lights display
• Man arrested after crash on N. Simpson
• Nominations sought for teachers hall of fame
• Tomorrow box
• Treasured Christmas gifts make the spirits bright
• Police blotter
• Church notes
• Hot stovepipe starts fire
• Gas prices
• Four people from Houston injured in highway wreck
• Two Nebraskans injured in crash
• Street Sweeping Schedule
• 4 treated after crash on icy bridge
• Two hurt in McPherson County crash
• Woman in serious condition after Ottawa County crash
• Hot stovepipe starts fire
• Teen injured in Selden crash
• Gas prices
• Burglary at Municipal Golf Course
• Home for Christmas
• Appeal possible in Hawthorne decision
• Armstrong Road reopens
• Traffic slips and slides
• Salina native recovers from transplant
• United Way surveying priorities
• Santa Fe building damaged by fire
• Police blotter
• Man hurt in Levant rollover
• Elks club sold to investors
• Entertainment briefs
• Reunited
• City of Salina Sanitation New Year's Holiday Schedule
• Golf course building burglarized
• A year after heart transplant, Salina man returns to Notre Dame
• Fire damages shop building
• Atwood man hurt in crash
• Oberlin girl hurt in crash
• Police shut down overpasses, initiate Operation Slick Streets
• Soldiers return just in time for Christmas
• Elks Country Club sold
• Mother cares for severely handicapped child
• Heritage Commission votes to raze school
• Hays man dies in crash
• Gas prices
• Red Cross looks for blood, platelet donors
• Church-goers can attend games for free
• Open house set at Senior Center
• Soldiers returning today from Afghanistan
• Leisure Living and Sport Show canceled
• Another arrest in credit card theft, use
• Police: Bath salts a concern
• Police blotter
• Puppy love
• Central Mall is sold
• Annual Christmas dinner to be Saturday
• Glen Avenue to be closed
• Rocks thrown through car windows
• City of Salina Street Closure Update - Water Main Replacement Aullwood Road From Glen Avenue To Brookwood Lane
• Rocks damage windows in homes, vehicles
• Salina's Central Mall is sold
• Salinan arrested in connection with credit card theft
• Hays man killed in crash
• Salina woman nursing dog back to health
• AMBUCS won't have another leisure show
• Police warn about synthetic drugs
• Welcome ceremony planned for soldiers
• Solomon man struck on I-135 dies
• Kenwood Park dog park gets a reprieve from county
• Gas prices
• The Sweetest Santas
• Driver in deadly crash gets probation
• Meadowlark elves
• Salinans won't know if city hit 50,000 population figure for a while
• Running man hurt on I-135
• Salina officials react to Hawker news
• Former Salinans give big to college
• Solomon teen dies after crash
• Weskan facility cited after fatality
• Crop 4 Kids to help Children's Center
• Christmas and New Years Holiday Closing
• Solomon teen killed in crash
• Man in critical condition after struck by van
• Dog park to stay open
• Former Salina surgeon donates $1 million to university
• City, county government offices closing for Christmas holiday
• District court 12-21-10
• South debate team takes first at regional
• Gas prices 12-21-10
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• In jeopardy
• Salina Tech expects growing pains
• Goodland man to fill vacant House seat
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• Ottawa County sheriff’s secretary charged with felony
• Salinan still missing after search of river
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• United Way $100,000 short of goal
• Verizon activates additional cell tower to help reception in southwest Salina
• Commission OKs BiCenter funds
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - December 28 - 30, 2010
• Police to search river for missing man
• Authorities say argument over money led to stabbing
• United Way short of goal
• Board to consider proposal to raze Hawthorne School
• Wishing all of you a blessed Christmas!
• Ready for Conan
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• Beware of bedbugs during holiday season
• School makes a merry difference
• Grainfield man hurt after minivan rolls
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• Journal needs your greatest holiday gift stories
• Big Brothers Big Sisters looks for recruits
• Hawley to talk about space missions
• Salinan cooks up a trip to New York
• Kansas City Barbeque Society coming to McPherson
• When work takes a holiday
• Grainfield man hurt after minivan rolls
• Dog owner calls for dog park closure
• Calendar
• City posts holiday sanitation schedule
• City to consider updated fees
• Expressly for children
• Donor offers to match pledges to The City
• Gas prices
• Off-leash dog exercise area on county commission's agenda Tuesday
• Donor offers to match pledges to The City
• Off-leash dog exercise area on county agenda
• Clay Center man arrested in stabbing
• City posts holiday sanitation schedule
• City to consider updated fees
• Illumination
• Journal needs your greatest holiday gift stories
• Applicants sought for LIFT grants
• Street sweeping
• Section of Ohio will be closed for work on water main
• tomorrow for dec. 18
• gas prices
• City Of Salina Solid Waste Collection / Disposal Holiday Schedule
• Water Main Replacement - Nottingham Drive
• Salina man arrested on sex charge
• It can happen to anyone
• Symphony SURPRISES
• Parker won't get new trial
• Man stabbed multiple times in Salina
• Lindsborg, Hill City get grants for kids
• Foundation seeking grants applications for science and humanities
• Woman arrested for shoplifting games
• Salina foundation accepting grant applications
• Holiday advice: Designate a sober driver
• Mixed martial arts coming to the Stiefel
• VFW meetings to be at the Holiday Manor
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• Steve Coen, president and CEO of the Kansas Health Foundation
• ArtXpressions to have extended hours
• Santa to deliver treats to zoo animals
• Salina bishop headed to Oklahoma
• Three indicted for crimes in area
• 4 math tutors + 2 tutoring sessions/week = 360 < students helped this semester
• Grand jury indicts 3 on drug, weapons charges
• Family tries to salvage belongings following fire
• Salinan gets more than 80 years for two murders
• State wants to improve transit service efficiency
• Water Authority proposes new water district
• Assaria Road to close
• 1,200 dogs put down in Oberlin
• Pope names Coakley to lead Oklahoma City archdiocese
• Central Kansas native to lead Catholic Diocese of Dodge City
• Woman accused of stealing game systems
• Police blotter
• corrections
• Gas prices
• Sweet Santas
• County official loses home in fire
• SES student thrives in national leadership
• Salinan falls for 'secret shopper' scam
• Simpson to reopen
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - December 20-23, 2010
• Water Authority approves formation of district
• Salina woman taken by 'secret shopper' scam
• Residence Life is hosting Midnight Breakfast at 9 p.m. in the cafeteria. Bring your appetite!
• Simpson Road expected to reopen today
• Portion of Assaria Road to close Thursday for culvert pipe replacement
• Emergency management director's home destroyed by fire
• Angels still waiting on Abilene tree
• Tickets to annual banquet available
• Found items now listed online
• SES superintendent leaving
• Whenthe indigent die, who pays?
• Municipal court
• County commissioners approve funding requests
• A man with vision
• No consensus on boundary issue
• 'Working poor' also struggling
• Mexican nation sentenced as illegal
• Dog exercise area discussed, but no action taken
• Man accused of threatening with gun
• Westar to buy from wind farms
• County ponders how to deal with burial of indigents
• Southeast losing its superintendent
• Mexican citizen sentenced for re-entry after deportation
• Top 10 Status Updates of Finals 1. Just got done taking a final. Only X more to go! 2. Got to take a written & checkride before Friday. 3. Just aced/bombed/slept through that test. 4. I need sleep 5. The library is actually quiet! 6. I should start t
• Salina man arrested in connection with disturbance
• Karen Riedel, K-State Salina bookstore manager, was featured in the Salina Journal!
• City boosts funding for BiCenter
• Thomas, 23 other parks get curfew
• City boosts funding for BiCenter
• Free trap shoot for beginning shooters is Saturday
• Gas prices 12-14-10
• Woman's death appears accidental
• correction 12-14-10
• City to accept Christmas trees for recycling
• Plainville woman killed in crash
• Part of Simpson Road to be closed
• correction 12-14-10
• 'Meteorite Man' has Kansas roots
• Man OK after spending night in the cold
• City collecting leaves south of Republic
• Fire destroys garage Sunday night
• DOG DISPUTE
• 2010 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• Dog owners protest closure of pet run area
• Elderly woman found dead outside east Salina home
• 'Meteorite Man' has Kansas roots
• Copper wire stolen from Westar
• Fort Hays student killed in head-on crash
• Road to close Tuesday
• The KGB (K-State Gamers Board) collected 45 toys during their Toys For Tots drive!
• Garage destroyed by fire
• Man treated after 12 hours outside in frigid temps
• It's Finals Week! Students, good luck on your tests. Faculty, have fun grading.
• Neighbors: Metzger awarded U.S. Tennis Assoication honor
• Program offered on Highway 24 alliance
• Course offered on Sweden's role in world
• Expression through Art
• School board ready to look at boundaries
• Restaurant inspections
• Topic of declining populations still relevant
• Farmer urges controls on antibiotics
• Local educators address forum
• Four injured in crash near Ellsworth
• O Christmas Tree
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• Plainville woman killed in crash
• Two injured in crash near Portis
• Good Samaritans
• Retailers feeling optimistic about holiday sales
• Salina area home sales down
• Volunteer Connection to have holiday open house
• Prairie Museum schedules program about Fort Riley
• Four face charges after fight at club
• Water works
• Fulfillment on campus
• Commissioners to consider funding matters
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - December 13 - 17, 2010
• Water Works
• Farmers Union listens to Svaty rant
• Four face charges after fight at club
• While you are on campus Sunday for Christmas by Candlelight, stop by The Gallery in Sams Hall of Fine Arts for the Faculty Exhibition reception...5-8 p.m.
• Gas prices for Saturday
• Salina firefighter honored
• Salina searches for new building official
• Spirit of giving
• GOP convention set
• High court affirms convictions
• Man involved in ruckus likely on meth
• Four arrests made over meth
• Decoy draws illegal shooting
• Church notes 12-11-10
• Real people tell Salina's story
• Book on Kansas' beef history dedicated to longtime Salina rancher and businessman
• Police blotter
• Holocaust law expert to speak at Eisenhower Center
• Hunting, fishing licenses on sale Wednesday
• Salinan accused of stealing lawn equipment
• Street sweeping
• Three cited for hunting illegally
• Firefighter honored for saving fire victim
• 4 arrested on drug charges
• City seeks replacement for former building official charged in California murder
• Supreme Court sends case back for resentencing
• Check out the Memorial Library's blog about the KWU Archive project!
• Salinan arrested in connection with thefts
• Police believe Smith Center man was on meth when standoff occurred
• Students, faculty and staff dontated a total of 44 units of blood this week, 8 pints over our goal. Thanks to everybody who donated! Our next blood drive will be Feb. 14-15.
• St. Lucia Day lunch, bake sale Saturday
• Salina Symphony Guild to have gift box fundraiser at concert
• Gas prices
• correction lottery
• All a-Twitter
• Man taken to hospital after vehicles collide
• Carr submits winning theme for anniversary
• Smith Center man taken into custody
• K-State at Salina graduates
• Down in the ditch
• Longtime car dealer Rex McArthur dies at 83
• 2-year-old dies after semitrailer ignites
• Voting has started in holiday lights contest
• K-State at Salina graduates new major
• Salina/Saline County Solid Waste Management Committee Meeting - December 16, 2010
• Police seek public's help in solving burglary
• Have you seen the December edition of On The Record?
• Toddler killed in fiery crash
• Don't forget the KWU Wind Ensemble concert at 7:30 p.m. tonight in Sams Chapel. Open to the public at no charge.
• Smith Center man in custody after incident in motel parking lot
• It's Student Appreciation Day! Stop by College Advancement (second floor of College Center) for some treats between classes.
• Journal needs your greatest holiday gift stories
• Wanted: A few good angels
• North Side meeting to review concerns
• Inman man indicted on porn charges
• Grand jury indicts Ellis County case
• Gas prices
• Joy Joy Joy
• Police blotter
• Fundraiser helps sick children
• Inventory reported lost to scam
• Program shows the power of positive
• correction
• To the Stars, Remembrances of Space Shuttle Astronaut Steve Hawley
• Students celebrate season of giving
• Santa paid a visit to the Student Christmas Lunch in the Hauptli Student Center on Wednesday (December 8, 2010).
• Angels still remain on Central Mall tree
• Photos from KWU's Fall Graduation Dinner are now available at
• Inman man charged with distributing porn
• Business scammed out of $20,000 in merchandise
• The commencement ceremony will stream live at A test stream is available now for anyone who wants to practice before graduation starts at 7 p.m. Friday.
• Area vet released from jail
• Smolan man accused of pulling knife on another man
• Gas prices
• Salina man arrested, faces drug charges
• County commissioners approve fund transfers, hear update on bridges, rail crossing
• Correction Pearl Harbor
• Local author's book sells hundreds of copies during weekend
• Mom faces child endangerment charges
• Murder victim's body identified, man charged
• Police blotter
• Woman hopes this is temporary
• Big talkers
• Winter is offered a new job
• Salinan arrested on drug charges
• KSU-Salina graduation set for Friday
• Warrant to be issued for driver accused of striking boy
• Peers back vet
• Hall of fame induction is a slam dunk
• Police blotter
• Attempted burglary causes $600 damage
• Gas prices
• Restaurant inspections
• Learning to Live
• Learning opportunities 12-06-2010
• City of Salina News - Water Main Replacements
• Attempted burglary at Memorial Hall causes $600 damage
• Annual Kiwanis supper set for Dec. 11
• Kansas Farmers Union convention set for Salina
• Wild West Trade Show set for Dec. 11, 12
• Police blotter
• Fund transfer resolution on weekly county agenda
• Construction planned on Aullwood Road
• Church notes 12-04-10
• Buying Buffalo
• Truck driver injured after hitting cows
• Single father needs assistance
• Stories behind special ornaments needed for Journal story
• Gas prices
• Abusive acts increase at holidays
• Construction planned on Aullwood Road
• Fund transfer resolution on weekly county agenda
• Truck driver injured after hitting cows
• Memorial service planned at Wesleyan
• Seasoned substitute
• Tomorrow Box
• Gas prices
• Identity in 'suspicious death' not confirmed
• Court blotter
• Kansas native named Archbishop of Madang, Papua New Guinea
• Salina Aglow has special speaker tonight
• Genealogist to be at help session
• Commodities to be distributed Dec. 8
• Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day planned
• Free concert set for Sunday
• Salina Community Theatre to audition musical "Company"
• Police blotter
• Computers stolen from Santa Fe businesses
• The need for Speed ... way
• Rachel's challenge
• Veteran faces additional felony charge
• Murder suspect transferred to California
• Club owner arrested on drug charges
• Wounded vet who confronted Phelpses faces felony charge
• Body found near Oakley not yet identified
• There's no substitute for part-time teacher
• Wildcats headed from Little Apple to Big Apple
• A photo gallery from last night's game
• Computers taken from businesses
• Auditions planned for community theater production
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Santa Claus is coming to town! Be at Hangar 600 at 2 p.m. tomorrow when he flies in on "Santa1" to tell him what you want. Support K-State Salina student organizations and increase your chances of being on the "Nice" list.
• Chip off the old rock
• Salinan’s new band will open the show
• Hunting dog dies in death trap
• Holiday spirit
• Midland Marketing purchases facility
• Rachel's challenge is coming to area schools
• Vet charged in incident with Westboro church
• Salinan sent to prison for sex crimes
• Culvert project scheduled to be finished today
• Students may apply at KWU without fee
• Gas prices
• Entertainment briefs
• Police to look for impaired drivers
• A mother finds new life
• 'Church Basement Ladies' serve up music and comedy
• Comedian Brian Regan keeps his jokes clean
• Police blotter
• Woman sought on a warrant is arrested
• Holiday concerts set for Saturday
• Comedy looks at growing up in U.S.
• City Of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule - December 6-10, 2010
• 2010 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• Salinan, 65, sentenced for indecent solicitation
• Hunting dog killed in conibear trap
• Bell ringers compete to raise money for charity
• Woman tells the story of her only daughter's death
• K-State Salina has raised nearly $2,800 for the Salina Area United Way since August! Let's continue to "Live United!"
• Woman accused of conspiring to sell cocaine
• Salina man arrested after chase
• Make an appointment to donate blood next week! Sign up sheets for Wednesday, Dec. 8 and Thursday, Dec. 9 are in the Library.
• Body found in Logan County
• Armer gets three years for abuse
• Herington woman sentenced for death of her newborn son
• Leaf collection in Zone 3 begins
• Students may apply at KWU without fee
• Injured duck doing well
• Municipal court
• Correction
• Cunningham Road to be closed for work
• Salina man arrested in burglary
• Second person arrested in theft case
• Police blotter
• Gas prices for Thursday's paper
• Via Christi to oversee McPherson hospital
• More arrests from most-wanted list
• Katie's heart
• Salinan sentenced to three years in shaken baby case
• Logan County officials investigate 'suspicious' death
• Lucky the duck continues to live up to its name
• More arrests made from Most Wanted list
• Second person arrested in connection with burglary
• Salinan accused of burglary, theft
• Check out the Salina Journal's front page story on the club basketball team!
• If you haven't yet reserved your tickets for Christmas by Candlelight, you'd better hurry! Reservations are rolling in! The quickest way to reserve tickets is via the web form. Go to www.kwu.edu and click on the Christmas by Candlelight link to
• County, city agree on safety services
• Mother works toward better future
• Police blotter
• Holiday open house hosted by Red Cross
• Open house Saturday, Sunday in Roxbury
• Festival of Nativities set for this weekend
• Guitarist to perform for Art Rush
• Duncan seeking to retain position as 1st Congressional District Republican chair
• Salina authors host signing for new book Saturday
• Christmas bazaar set for Saturday
• Area stores to close
• Wild Men
• Area counties qualify for assistance
• Residents sorry to hear of closure of Duckwall stores
• The KGB (K-State Gamers Board) is collecting items for Toys for Tots! Drop new, unwrapped toys in any of the collection boxes in Tech Center lobby, College Center lobby, Student Life Center, and Aero Center entrance before Friday, Dec. 10. Toys will be d
• K-State club team set for rematch with Colby
• Sebelius: House likely will repeal health care law
• Author to discuss new book at Eisenhower Center
• Parks and rec offering theater trip
• Artist Carolyn Wedel opens new exhibit at Stiefel Theatre
• Police blotter
• Local lawmakers to be at public forum
• Teen, parents turn van over to police
• Panel split on school lines
• Milsap, Guy to perform in Salina
• Westar closing road to reset utility poles
• Reimbursement cuts KO clinic
• Stories behind special ornaments needed for Journal story
• IRS money available
• Foundation offers 2 types of holiday gifts
• Gas prices
• Agreements with city for services are on county's agenda today
• Holiday Open House - Carriage Rides, Crafts, Music and More
• Milsap, Guy to headline concerts
• Santa's reindeer are resting, so when Santa visits Salina on Saturday he'll come in a K-State aircraft! Hope you can join us!
• Boy accused of driving to Arkansas in stolen van
• Octogenarian bowler still mixing up the wood
• Woman injured in crash on I-70
• Gas prices
• Christmas magic
• Remarkable Kansas Women an Exhibit at the Smoky Hill Museum
• Woman injured in crash on I-70
• GAME ON
• Building benches
• Salina Christmas Fund under way
• Gas Prices
• Your wait for Superman is amost over
• He's a Gass, Gass, Gass
• Great Recession a reality for this couple
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Pastor's a gas!
• Tomorrow box
• gas prices
• Children playing with a lighter cause of fire
• Salina man killed in South Dakota car wreck
• GAME ON
• DVDs featuring Salina events available
• Wreath ceremony set for Veterans Cemetery at WaKeeney
• Christmas party to be at hospital
• Prizes offered in Journal's annual Christmas lights tour
• Salina man dies in S.D. crash
• Children playing with lighter start fire
• Shop, shop, shop: Feelin' good on Black Friday
• The best Christmas gift of all
• Applebee's feeds 800 people
• New cabins to be dedicated
• Rachel's Challenge to be at Lakewood
• Palin's book hits store shelves
• State representative dies
• Gas prices
• City of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule November 29th – December 3rd, 2010
• 800 served Thanksgiving meal at Applebee's
• State representative dies
• 4 ducks killed at Jerry Ivey
• gas prices
• correction
• Homes Tour features ‘Extreme Makeover’ house
• Thankful
• Brewster teen treated after truck rolls
• 2009 law gives police new tool in drug cases
• It's Thanksgiving, even in jail
• 'Extreme Makeover' house on Chapman homes tour
• New state law aided local drug investigation
• Palin's book available in Salina
• Woman reports being scammed out of $3,700
• Police investigate dead ducks
• Brewster teen treated after pickup rolls
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• Campus will be closed on Thursday and Friday. Enjoy your Thanksgiving and the rest of your Fall Break!
• Salina hotels offer free night's stay for active military
• Gas prices
• A sustainable mission
• Paving bid for portion of Ohio Street approved
• City, County offices to close for holiday
• Police blotter
• Black to black
• Final Tabor College retirement class Monday
• Christmas tour of homes Dec. 4
• Library at Ike center to be open
• Check to be presented from poker run
• Alleged drug items confiscated
• School board approves repairs
• Superintendent Winter up for job in Nebraska
• Tomorrow for Wednesday's edition
• Workers prepare for Salina Thanksgiving dinner
• Spanish calendar to help prepare children
• Renowned architect remembered
• No City Commission Meeting on Nov 29 and Dec 6, 2010
• Stores prepare for holiday shoppers
• To all our friends: Happy Thanksgiving!
• Alleged paraphernalia seized from Pack Rat Smokes
• Superintendent finalist for job in Nebraska
• ATV stolen from Saline County property
• SATC board discusses attendance issue
• Parker to have hearing on retrial
• Salina man accused of threatening with gun
• Gas prices
• City moves ahead on allowing fireworks
• County teen injured in vehicle crash
• Rules for replacing Arpke set
• Arrest made after crash
• Beloit students lead big food drive
• 'Extreme Makeover' home featured on tour
• Church accepting clothing for giveaway
• Commission approved distribution of liquor tax proceeds
• What a relief
• Woman bilked of $44,500 in lottery scam
• Sacred Heart debaters take first
• Thanksgiving Holiday Closing
• City of Salina Sanitation, HHW, and Landfill Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• City closer to legalizing fireworks discharge
• Hearing set on motion for new trial.
• Saline County boy hurt in crash
• Beloit students come through with food for food pantry
• What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving season?
• Woman loses $44,500 in lottery scam
• What a relief
• Goode finds he’s almost good enough
• Hundreds participate in toy run
• Ol Stuga falls short in voting
• Mrs. Santa Store to be at senior center
• Alternative gift event set for Dec. 3, 4
• Santa to visit Salina's airport
• Hundreds participate in toy run
• Code of Silence
• Getting needled
• Crime stoppers
• Bid award for second phase of North Ohio Street reconstruction on county's agenda this week
• City to discuss fireworks
• Christmas Festival celebrates season
• Police blotter
• Swede Friday set for Dec. 3
• Children's programs offered at library
• Gas prices
• Sea of shoppers
• Code of Silence
• City to discuss fireworks
• County to consider bids
• Burglary committed at All-Star Lanes
• Walk-in hunting, fishing proposed
• Contract for jail food service approved
• Hoch reappointed to board of adult care
• Police blotter
• Library to have winter reading program
• Christmas Bazaar planned in WaKeeney
• Ceremony to honor deploying team
• Cookies, stories part of library event
• Film on the WPA to be shown at Sternberg in Hays
• County raises rates for expo center buildings
• Women arrested on drug charges
• Foundation awards more than $4,000
• Don't expect much
• 'A new way'
• Theft from Land Title Services investigated
• Street sweeping
• Winning idea
• County to raise rent on expo center buildings
• Legislators don't expect to revamp shool funding formula
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Police investigate theft from Land Title
• Mission: Farming
• Grand jury indicts 3 with drug charges
• Gas prices
• DMV offices to at noon Wednesday
• Salinan John Divine elected to national arts board
• Drivers, be wary of deer
• Police blotter
• Themes sought for facility's anniversary
• Zumbathon to benefit the Red Cross
• Christmas by Candlelight tickets available
• AWOL soldier getting medical help
• Hunting supplies stolen from vehicle
• Man to stand trial for death of teenager
• Work to replace water main to start Monday
• County may open land to hunters, fishers
• United Way contributions are 'right on goal'
• Salina man reports unauthorized charges
• City to replace asphalt on Magnolia Road
• McPherson Opera House gets grant
• 45 and counting
• Magnolia Road Repairs, November 22nd, 2010
• City of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule November 22 to 24, 2010
• United Way at 36 percent of goal
• Time is ripe for vehicle/deer collisions
• Three indicted by federal grand jury
• Hunting supplies taken from truck
• Unauthorized charges made to credit card
• KWU's Photography I and Photography II students have an exhibition at the Salina Public Library's Cafe Choices until December 16. The exhibit reception is 5-7 p.m. December 2.
• Police blotter
• Airport Authority board OKs $1.5 million in contracts
• City leaf collection in progress
• Greensburg pastor to speak at Tabor
• Annual See 'N' Sell is Saturday in Salina
• Physicist to give lecture on healing energy
• Holiday food drive planned
• Maine man granted Salinan’s ‘last wish’
• Cocaine seized at airport linked to big ring
• Curry still in Saline County Jail
• 8 more arrested off Most Wanted list
• Marion boy, 17, critical after car crash
• Gas prices
• Trucker charged with cruelty
• Tagged for honor
• Not so wet – or wild
• Women, children: Step right up, shoot a bird
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• Proposal would extend curfew to all city parks
• Water Main Replacement Nottingham Drive From Belmont Boulevard To Ohio Street
• Holiday Open House: A Pioneer Santa, Carriage Rides and Much More
• Marion boy in critical condition after crash
• Salina man found not guilty of securities fraud
• Car burglary results in $8,000 loss
• Proposal would extend curfew to all city parks
• Curry remains in Saline County Jail
• Airport Authority OKs $1.5 million in contracts
• Truck driver charged in connection with sickly horses
• November 17, 2010
• Cocaine seized in Salina part of federal operation
• Santa to visit Salina's airport
• The Multicultural Tasting Fair is today in the Tech Center lobby, 11a - 1p. Brought to you by the Multicultural Connection Committee.
• Salina man ordered to stand trial on arson charges
• Four arrested after knife, gun incident
• Hellmer appointed chief judge of 28th Judicial District
• Gas prices for Wednesday's paper
• Dogs keep responders away from their owner
• Former dispatcher has charges dismissed
• Santa, ‘Broncnator’ to be at holiday events
• Chili supper to benefit Salina man
• Adjustments made to training to keep F-18s away from city after dusk
• Almost $20,000 in theft, damage at bowling alley
• Woman hurt in wreck
• Full Nelson
• Salina woman arrested in connection with theft
• Meeting to address north-side conditions
• Egg-actly what they needed
• Property tax statements mailed
• Former dispatcher to have charges dismissed
• Man ordered to stand trial on arson charges
• Woman hurt when pickups collide
• New administrative judge announced
• Salinans concerned about CF-18s over city after dusk
• Thanksgiving dinner in the cafeteria today!
• Salinan accused of stealing from dependent adult
• Money, laptop taken in bowling alley burglary
• 3 arrested, 4th sought in connection with disturbance
• KWU Men's Soccer to host first round match....
• Police blotter
• Another Xgallery
• City considers how to fill open seat
• Author to speak on healing energy research
• Entries sought for photography competition
• Gas prices
• Salinan reports firecracker device
• District court
• South debate team places in tourneys
• SURVIVORS
• Municipal court
• Walnut Street to get 4-way stops
• District to consider families in new map
• Officers added to patrol over holiday
• Stolen car belonging to suspect is found
• Alumni, if you want a copy of the Beyond newsletter in your mailbox, make sure we have your current contact info!
• Salinans return from ill-fated cruise
• The digital media program's new YouTube channel can be found at
• Fireworks placed on woman's porch
• Car found in KW parking lot
• Harry Hughes is one for the history books
• Winter fashion show planned for Friday
• Wellness festival Saturday in Abilene
• Luxury on the run
• Restaurant inspections
• Workshop to help people tune in
• Police blotter
• Memories of World War II focus of talk
• Luxury on the run
• Answering the bell
• Blowin' smoke?
• Blotter 11-14-10
• Gas Prices
• Crafty People
• New food contract at the jail on county commission's agenda
• City to consider traffic signals along Walnut
• Water main replacement on Antrim to begin on Monday
• Attorney: State didn't make the cut
• 'Brother Ken' goes from on-air to online
• gas prices
• Loading the 'sleigh'
• Pheasant Day luncheon set in Denmark
• Two-vehicle crash sends car into ditch
• Concordia man hurt when struck by pickup
• Author to talk about book at Ike center
• Banishing the ban or Soaker!
• Nottingham water main work to begin Monday
• Turkey talk
• Salina's master teacher named
• tomorrow
• 'Closer to God'
• Shoe box gifts to be collected next week for needy children
• Water Main Replacement: Nottingham Drive From Belmont Boulevard To Ohio Street
• Water Main Replacement: Antrim Avenue From Tenth Street To Eleventh Street
• Rain, rain, rain: County rescinds burn ban
• Dillons reports more missing shopping carts
• Two-vechicle crash sends car into ditch
• Concordia man struck by pickup
• Driver of car that rammed police car arrested
• Students, don't forget to make an appointment with your advisor to enroll for spring!
• Pumpkin pie filling shortage is easing this year
• Saying it with honor
• Chamber contest to recognize important business events in Salina's history
• Drug task force arrests four after tip
• Gas prices
• Police officer hurt when patrol car rammed
• Headline
• Gingrich, Bradley to speak at banquet
• Oberlin man killed in crash
• Johnson appointed district judge
• Annual arts and crafts show set
• A few good men
• County should hit revenue goal as year ends
• Investigation of murder has been ongoing
• Gas prices
• Grand jury indicts 3 people in Wichita
• Corrections officer breaks up fights, suffers broken finger
• Oberlin man killed in crash
• Gingrich, Bradley to speak at Salina's annual chamber event
• Officer injured when police car struck by fleeing driver
• 4 arrested in connection with meth lab
• Man bound over in murder/DUI
• To give your life
• Section of road to be closed for bridge replacement
• Veterans talk: Why I joined the service
• Salina's Veterans Day celebration
• Woman hurt when car strikes deer
• School board talks about fixing running track
• Concordia police search yard
• County institutes ban on all burning
• Building official arrested in murder
• Dillons reports missing carts
• Domestic violence represents homicide danger for victims
• Wichita woman hurt in car-deer crash
• Gas prices
• Veterans tell stories of service
• Small town looks forward to pheasant season
• Driver to face second-degree murder trial in connection with fatal crash
• Letter has man seeking a new trial
• 3 indicted by grand jury
• Nelson to be guest for tourism coalition
• New judge appointed to replace Hebert
• Memorial stone to be placed in Chapman
• Curry waives extradition to California
• Program to look at family's migration
• Jail officer hurt while breaking up scuffle
• Ell-Saline to play at Salina Stadium
• Distracted driving
• Salina building inspector arrested in connection with 1994 murder of wife
• Moran to speak at business ceremony
• Wichita woman hurt in car-deer crash
• Sound professor to host events at Salina Art Center
• City seeks lower bids for fire station
• Gas prices 11-9-10
• RUNAWAY VAN
• Proposed boundaries draw queries
• Sacred Heart debaters compete in Wichita
• Salina man arrested on drug charges
• County commission to consider burn ban for county today
• CityGo collecting food donations on buses next week
• Police seize 105 pounds of cocaine
• correction 11-9-10
• Angel Tree program going online
• Police blotter 11-9-10
• Students learn dangers of texting while driving
• Memory screenings offered through Salina agency
• Little being said about Concordia investigation
• Veterans Day service scheduled for WaKeeney
• Unlicensed driver hits house with OCCK van
• Cocaine seized from plane
• Police blotter
• Ell-Saline to play 6 p.m. Friday
• Moran to speak at Hall of Fame lunch
• Salinan arrested on drug charges
• Restaurant inspections
• Big Production
• Salinan swims across Kansas, sort of
• Markley Road Concrete Repair
• Police blotter
• Proud to serve
• Calendar
• City to hear update on fire station expansion
• County to learn about possible burn ban
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• Giving a PET for Christmas?
• Colby man injured in one-vehicle crash
• Delivery note to subscribers for Sunday, Nov. 7
• Salina Veterans Day celebration in Sunset Park
• Section of North Ohio won't be closed on Monday
• 2 Salinans named to service academy board
• street sweeping 11-6-10
• 'Passion to lead'
• Shooting witnesses testify at hearing
• tomorrow
• Assaria teen in shooting to be evaluated
• Regular trash collection on Veterans Day
• County to learn about possible burn ban
• Veteran, author to discuss book
• City to hear update on fire station expansion
• Flu shots offfered at the Salina-Saline County Health Department
• Proud to Serve
• Holiday buffet Nov. 18
• Pacific Avenue Project Nearing Completion
• Students to celebrate Veterans Day
• Natoma students to honor veterans
• Stutzmans replaces stolen memorial
• Sessions scheduled to discuss changes in Medicare prescription drug plans
• Calendar
• Meeting on foster parenting Wednesday in Salina
• Section of Farrelly Road reopens
• church notes
• Gas prices 11-6-10
• Portion of $5.5M might go to city
• Murder suspect to stand trial in park shooting
• correction
• City of Salina News: Street Sweeping Schedule November 8 to 12, 2010
• Section of North Ohio to be closed Monday
• Veterinary clinic destroyed by fire
• Smart Girl Politics plans Salina meeting
• Moran appoints Salinans to service academy selection board
• Eisenhower Library to show Holocaust-themed film
• Stolen bird bath replaced
• Empty Bowls Soup Benefit is Sunday
• Salinan arrested on stalking charges
• Veterans Day program set for Wednesday
• Prairie Patch Craft Show planned
• Abilene chamber seeking nominations for service awards
• Hospital, city ready to 'talk turkey'
• MERLE HAGGARD: From loser to legend
• Journal seeks service stories for Veteran's Day
• Winter weather approaches
• Two-way traffic to be restored on Pacific
• Police blotter
• City Of Salina Solid Waste Collection / Disposal / Holiday Schedule For Veterans’ Day
• Company with area golf management interests in contact with Elks board
• Suspect in kidnapping plot brought to jail
• Gas prices
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• Psychiatric evaluation ordered in murder case
• Sacred Heart debate teams place at tournaments
• District’s boundary plan on agenda
• Stockton man dies from crash injuries
• Hays man injured in construction zone crash
• Times are changing
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• Youth Symphony members to play at Salina library
• Burglar steals case of antique jewelry
• Police blotter
• Gas prices
• Salina might get share of $5.5 million seized at airport
• Former Army general to visit St. John's
• Fifth kidnapping suspect returned to Salina
• Salinan man's car hits house
• Farmers would welcome rain, hard freeze
• Salina KU campus gets OK
• City, hospital workers compete to be top turkey
• Veterinary clinic burns in Clyde
• Salinan sentenced for child porn
• Section of Armstrong Road closed
• Huelskamp rolls past Jilka
• Veterans' Day Holiday Closing 2010
• Officer testifies about being dragged by car
• Police investigate antique store burglary
• Charlie Roth defeats Phil Black in 71st District
• Work on Republic Avenue has started
• Beeline Express offering $1 trips
• Johnson edges Svaty
• Saline County to save money on bridge repairs
• Journal looks for veterans' stories
• Brownback wins easily
• Gas prices
• Greater Salina Community Foundation announces grant winners
• Horses left Salina for Oklahoma Monday night
• No burn ban yet, but one could be coming
• Schools compete in debate tournaments
• AARP driving program is Friday
• Scarves, hats, gloves needed for Salina schoolchildren
• Trap shoot planned for Nov. 21
• Tax increases expected to pass; Mitchell County, Clay Center, Smith County all look to pass taxes
• Salinan sentenced for trading child porn
• Arpke wins in 69th District
• Hays man hurt in crash
• Big blaze
• Salina KU med campus gets OK
• Investigation continues into mall bank robbery
• Police blotter
• McPherson Alternative Christmas Market is this Saturday
• corrections
• Three arrested after meth sales
• Deer hunter finds stolen vehicle
• Salina officer testifes about being dragged by car
• Officials to keep eye on political signs
• Saline County looks at burn ban
• Gas prices
• Horses taken from Salina to Oklahoma
• Greenleaf woman wins $10,000 in lottery
• Johnson expected to win 108th District
• 19th Annual Friends of the Smoky Hill Museum Poinsettia Sale Fundraiser
• 5 jailed in kidnapping plot involving multiple victims
• Scramble for energy
• Reward offered in Beloit murder
• City says 'no' to Muni name change
• Sacred Heart grad named to state Supreme Court
• Rode too hard?
• Former Salinan named to Kansas Supreme Court
• St. Mary's Boy Scouts to have fundraiser dinner
• Flu shots offered to the public on Nov. 10
• Hays professor to talk about World War I
• Open house for vets set in Osborne
• Program on Sweden to take place at Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure
• Salvation Army again to have annual Thanksgiving dinner
• Plane-wash fundraiser to be at KSU at Salina
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• Calculating the cost of upkeep
• Lauver responds to Wilson
• Greenleaf woman wins in Kansas Lottery
• Mom earns extra credit for school project
• Reward offered in Beloit murder
• Commissioners reject golf course name change
• Horse euthanized, others in bad health
• Stolen vehicle found in county
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Down by the river
• Man hurt after truck hits an embankment
• Officials to be available on Election Day
• Ghouls, ghosts gather for Halloween celebration
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• Republican candidates hope for a 'clean sweep'
• Cooking accident causes a large fire
• Strevey says his chances to win are slim
• Appetite for Salina
• 2 men hurt after pickup truck crashes
• Sacred Heart gets 2nd at debate tournament
• Salvation Army needs bell-ringers
• KW, British debaters to debate on Tuesday
• Lecture series begins with entrepreneur
• Arson suspected in grass fires in county
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• Calendar
• Lone robber holds up bank
• City to consider renaming golf course
• Toys for Tots registration begins Monday
• Bridge replacement bids on county's agenda this week
• First Thursday Art Rush
• 11th Street Roadway Repair
• Two cars crash in Marion County
• Lone robber holds up Central Mall bank
• Man found guilty of 2 murders
• Corrections for 10-30-10
• Worker for Salina firm killed
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• Tough work
• Salina Central soccer player hospitalized
• Street repair causes detour to reach Carver Center polling place
• Uncertain future
• Witchy woman
• No charges in ‘attempted abduction’
• County reopens Kipp Road Friday
• Regents promote higher ed plan
• Texas man injured in crash near Colby
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• 16-year-old hurt after losing control of car
• Man arrested at party after woman said she was groped
• Central journalism students supplement words with video
• Niles Road reopens after pipe replaced
• Dallas man hurt in crash
• Morris, Arpke provide voters clear choices
• Police: Alleged abductor was trying to break up fight
• Fort Hays State continues its expansion
• Central soccer player hospitalized
• North Second Street to be closed for pipe installation
• Employee of Salina firm killed in Liberal elevator mishap
• 8 Wonders of Kansas People announced
• Jury hands down guilty verdicts
• Bereavement support group beginning
• Boorama 4 to 5:30 today in downtown Salina
• Teen tells police he scuffled with burglar
• Police continue to investigate attempted abduction
• Man arrested allegedly trying to steal vehicle rims
• Police look into attempted abduction
• What about other issues?
• Musical Tribute
• City makes case on river project
• Today is last day to mail in advanced ballot
• Accused testifies
• Man injured after pickup truck hits tree
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• Street Sweeping Schedule - November 1-5, 2010
• Willie Nelson's son takes Stiefel stage
• These are the winners of the KWU Biggest Fan Contest. Will the second place winner please contact Leslie Eikleberry, Director of Public Relations, @ leikleberry@kwu.edu to make arrangements to get your prize.
• Car speeds through yard, slams into house
• Salina man arrested on sexual battery charge
• SAA board takes bid on hangar cleanup
• Salinan accused of trying to steal aluminum rims
• Candidates differ on taxes
• Quinter girl hurt in one-vehicle crash
• Woman reports jewelry theft
• Wonders of Kansas People announced
• Second Street, North of Elm Road Closed
• Salvation Army accepting Christmas applications
• Free books offered on Saturday
• Cry foul
• Police investigate burglary from duplex
• Gas prices 10-28-10
• Where to go to get out votes
• Arpke, Morris vie for 69th District seat
• Thespians to collect for food bank
• Huelskamp, Jilka vie for 1st District seat
• Tools, other items reported stolen
• Salina boy reports attempted abduction
• Phone records, texts admitted at Parker trial
• Defendant testifies in murder trial
• Taxing issues up for votes in area counties
• Man reports home robbery
• SES earns energy award
• Clarification
• Duncan raises more, outspends Democrat rival
• County OKs bid to repair rec yard
• Lindsborg student dies in wreck
• Testimony continues in murder trial
• Gas prices
• Car slams into Salina home
• Johnson, Svaty keep debate civil
• KWU employees vs. Coyote Softball Team game.
• House candidates make campaign finance reports
• Note the moon peeking over the tree in the background! The run/walk began about 7:30 a.m.
• Man arrested in connection with marijuana sales
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• Man arrested after disturbance
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• Police blotter
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• Section of Lapsley Road reopened
• Police investigate home burglary
• Board learns details of tests
• Manhattan woman reports possible jewelry theft
• Salina Fall Fest Saturday at Wesleyan
• Woman tells about night of shooting death
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• Boil advisory rescinded for Canton
• correction for Tuesday, Oct. 26
• Salina man arrested in connection with marijuana sales
• Police blotter
• Lindsborg teen dies of injuries suffered in crash
• Democrats to have rally tonight
• Recreation area at juvenile detention center to be renovated
• Broadway RFD stages classic ghost story for Halloween
• Man says he was robbed at home
• Tabor program to explore travel destinations
• Woman tells about night of shooting
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• Fire at SATC started in skid loader motor
• Man claims intruder fired gun at him
• Correction
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• Salina man accused of attacking woman
• Boundary plan developed
• KSU-Salina's flight team going to national competition
• City discusses Project Open guidelines
• Gas prices
• Plan would clean up toxic chemicals
• Trees get prominent placement
• City leaders rail against Wilson Co.
• Marymount Makeover
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• A turbine for teaching
• Labor’s loves not lost on Patty Weis
• Salinan claims home intruder fires weapon at him
• Canton water boil advisory lifted
• Two arrested for embezzling
• Salina woman confronts burglar
• Learning opportunities 10-25-10
• 'No more taxes'
• Motorcyclists wanted to participate in Abilene Toy Run
• USDA to have informational meeting in Marion park and lake
• Kansas Lions to meet in McPherson
• Vienna Boys Choir to perform at McPherson Opera House
• Students to collect food for needy
• Martin, Self share a mutual respect
• Police blotter
• Early morning crash injures three Lincoln residents
• Fire at Tech College traced to skid loader
• Gas prices
• Murder trial continues
• Restaurant inspections
• K-State fight team headed to nationals
• Firefighters respond to call at Salina Technical
• Gas prices
• Early morning crash injures three Lincoln residents
• Taxing issues
• Firefighters respond to call at Salina Area Technical College
• Frightfully sexy
• Meeting to focus on grief during holidays
• Stiefel's savior
• Fort Hays to offer 'Graveside Conversations'
• Trip to IMAX theater is set for Wednesday
• High school students invited to Bethany
• Estate, tax planning offered for farm families
• City to discuss chemical cleanup
• Juvenile detention center remodeling on agenda
• Hays man dies in one-vehicle wreck
• Grail Engine partners with with K-State
• Volunteers make a difference
• Lindsborg student nominated for top scholarships
• Journal seeks service stories for Veteran's Day
• Marymount College condo plan to be updated
• Norton firm sees turnaround in economy
• Fry or free?
• Street sweeping
• Fundraiser supper Oct. 27 in Clay Center
• Trunk-or-treat event to be at KSU-Salina
• Volunteer Fall Sale to benefit Hospice of Salina
• Hays man dies in one-vehicle wreck
• Wind turbine to be installed Monday
• Grail Engine signs deal with K-State
• Area aging agency to have health care event
• Lindsborg student nominated for top scholarships
• City to give presentation on river
• Journal seeks service stories for Veteran’s Day
• Economic security forum to be Tuesday
• City to discuss chemical cleanup
• Witness describes friends' falling out
• Duncan, Shirley face off in county race
• Benefit haunted house to open at Central Mall
• Students didn't ditch; it was a glitch
• EMS chief promotion announced
• Gas prices
• Niles Road stretch to be closed to replace culvert
• Hanover resident wins Super Cash
• Man arrested in connection with drug charges
• Recent ax murder raises questions
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• Boil advisory issued for Canton
• Candidates for 1st congressional district disagree on most issues
• Hanover woman wins lottery jackpot
• Free dog adjustments available Saturday
• Students accepting donations to fight breast cancer
• The art of listening
• Fitness tests offered Tuesday in Salina
• Street Sweeping Schedule - October 25th – October 29th
• Holly Days Festival opens Nov. 7
• Saline County haunts
• Website continues giving info on justices
• Candidates for Kansas House agree on a wide range of issues
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• Police suspect man hanged himself
• Woman testifies at Parker trial
• Election turnout is expected to be high
• Salina woman indicted on drug, weapons charges
• Salinan arrested for allegedly choking officer
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• Murder trial continues in Saline County court
• County commission candidates find they have common ground
• Windows shattered in pickup truck
• Tailgate event at Salina Stadium Friday
• Special KWU homecoming choir concert scheduled
• Missionary league to meet today
• Shelter friends to give bedding straw
• Airport asks sculptor to plan GlobalFlyer monument
• Clerk predict high voter turnout
• Woodlawn Avenue Valley Gutter Repair
• Crash victim in serious condition
• Witness testifies about watching husband destroy evidence
• Salina woman indicted on drug, weapons charges
• Salinan arrested for allegedly choking police officer
• Board OKs golf course name change
• DRIVING TEST
• State treasurer seeks to retain office
• Prosecution lays out murder cases
• Two hurt in crash
• Gas prices
• South, Sacred Heart debate teams take first
• Reporting for (jury) duty, sir
• Bethany cuts program, staffing
• Not Chicklett!
• Write-in candidate fixes mail flap
• East Crawford building to go forward
• St. Francis unites to aid fire victims
• Candidate for treasurer stumps in Salina
• Murder trial expected to begin today
• Two men hurt when car lands in creek
• Fossett monument planned for airport
• Murder trial begins for Salina man
• Laptops, cash taken from education center
• Contract reached to buy property for City-County Building parking
• Teacher injured by aerosol spray; student referred to juvenile court
• 'Lady's Night' Thursday at Long Mac
• Extension to host burning workshop Nov. 8
• County commissioners talk about Oakdale Park, emergency plan
• City saves on bonds for water system
• Ground to be broken on Norton hotel
• Smooth start
• Man arrested on aggravated battery charge
• School wants vets to share stories
• Wounded teen out of intensive care
• Fire damages mobile home
• Gas prices 10-19-10
• Luray grocery store may stay open
• Artifacts from Kansas museum to tour Europe
• Residents evacuated from burning St. Francis nursing home
• 20th annual job fair set for Thursday
• Use of bulk permit raises questions
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• Saline County sheriff called for jury duty
• Court blotter 10-19-10
• Bethany eliminates program, will cut faculty positions
• Free seminar on depression offered
• Concordia student protests chick project
• Former KU basketball player to speak in Hays
• Boy,12, referred to court in connection with injury to teacher
• Salinan enjoys role as a 'planet hunter'
• Mercedes-Benz to provide $15,000 in yearly scholarships
• Police blotter 10-19-10
• 'Price' not right for city of Salina
• Gas prices for 10-18-10
• Learning opportunities
• Fire caused by makeshift water heater
• Police investigate burglary report
• City says the 'Price' was not right
• Free depression screenings offered
• Our UAS team at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International's convention in Denver last week. Photo courtesy of Kurt Barnhart.
• Library to have Halloween activities for children
• Dr. Rick Zajac was "on loan" to the South Middle School robotics club during the spring '10 semester. The team attended a robotics competition at the end of the spring and won 6 out of the 12 available medals! The Salina Journal recently r
• Fundraiser to benefit cancer victim
• The FSHS Interest Group raised $259 for the United Way with their Pancake Feed. They presented the money to United Way last week.
• Salina Girl Scout given an astronomical task
• These images are from the dedication of the Bolen Coyote Sculpture on October 11, 2010, part of Kansas Wesleyan University's 125th Anniversary Celebration.
• Images are from the dedication of Kansas Wesleyan University's new Devotional Garden and the reception following (October 12, 2010), part of the University's 125th Anniversary Celebration Kick-off Week.
• President Lamkin's State of the University address (October 11, 2010) in Mabee Arena, part of Kansas Wesleyan University's 125th Anniversary Celebration.
• At the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the KWU bookstore, it was announced that the name would be changed to "Yotee's" in honor of the bookstore mascot.
• Photos from the dedication of the St. Clair Wall of Champions in Mabee Arena and reception following in the Hauptli Student Center.
• Boy shot in Herington out of intensive care
• Salina man accused of strangling woman
• Salina man beaten in fight outside motel
• Moran to speak at Business Hall of Fame luncheon
• A God-given building
• Work on East Elm scheduled for Monday, Tuesday
• Gas Prices
• Three injured in crash near Hays
• Machinists vote against contract
• River once more?
• VanEmburgh keeps eye on bank loans
• Decision time: Election nears
• New leadership
• New York City talent scout to lecture young performers
• City to consider fees
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Burglaries reported to Salina Police
• County to hear from appraiser, planning and zoning
• Crash injures WaKeeney man
• Abilene Masonic cornerstone to be rededicated
• No perils for Pauline
• Great Plains center to get new commander
• Ike center to host two performances Thursday
• Five vehicles burglarized, 1 stolen
• City sets leaf collection schedule
• Gas prices
• Woman sentenced for stealing from Philips
• City to consider fees
• Security Savings Bank fails, is acquired by Pine Bluff, Ark. bank
• County to hear from appraiser, planning and zoning
• 2010 Asphalt Mill And Inlay
• Work to be done on portion of East Elm
• Burglaries reported to Salina police
• Two arrested on drug charges
• River Once More?
• Crash injures WaKeeney man
• Three injured in crash near Hays
• tomorrow for Oct. 16
• Street sweeping
• Clerk accused of using woman's credit card
• Chain gang
• City to work on water main at Ninth and Cloud
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• Murder suspect's body found
• Hutchinson Salt is prepared for disaster
• A spirited rivalry
• Pink tulip bulbs available at Tammy Walker Cancer Center
• Salina family to walk for autism fundraiser
• Security Savings is shut down
• Police blotter
• Woman who stole from Philips sentenced
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• Street Sweeping Schedule: October 18 – 22, 2010
• Living and singing the blues
• Salina police investigate vehicle burglaries
• A cappella is served straight up with a twist
• Gas prices
• Tailgating available at tonight's Central-South game
• Salina library observing Teen Read Week
• Clerk accused of using customer's credit card
• Briefs
• Gas Prices
• Boy shot with shotgun faces long recovery
• GOP candidate Johnson to be in Gypsum
• Firecracker blows up toilet at Central High
• Poker run to aid cancer victim
• Kansas author to sign books in Concordia
• Crucial Campaign
• Salina firm to benefit from FedEx upgrade
• Miner Miracle
• Eaglecrest residents get primed for KU-K-State game
• South Ninth St. and Cloud St. Utility Construction
• Firecracker used to blow up toilet at Central
• Salina Catholic Diocese wants to raise $15 million
• Fall After Hours event is Thursday
• Author to talk about ghost-hunting
• Friend of Salina Taxpayers have website
• Smoky Valley foundations become affiliated
• Two Salinans up for judge's seat
• Sections of Niles Road reopened
• Herington teen shooting called an accident
• Salina YMCA names new director
• Fiery Forum
• County approves Exline tax abatement
• Gas prices
• CAV Aerospace lands deal with FedEx
• Commissioners chose asphalt paving option for North Ohio
• Boy shot with shotgun faces long recovery
• Charity cases
• Trial continued for ex-McPherson teacher
• School aboard agrees to look at updating software
• Quincy Street Road Repair Update - October 12, 2010
• CORRECTION
• County attorney says shooting appears to be accidental
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• YMCA hires new director
• Gas prices
• Quilters donate pillowcases to local organizations
• Two Herington women arrested on drug charges
• Lower bids to lead to better road surface
• New Cambria boy burned at bonfire
• Panel to submit names of two nominees to governor
• Police blotter
• Man catches leg in trencher
• Parks and Rec to offer sewing classes
• Milo farmers seek more heat
• Advance voting for election starts Wednesday
• Dying man makes journey back home
• COOL CAR
• One arrested, another sought after robbery
• Man arrested for attempted rape-kidnapping
• Judge grants accused access to funds
• Section of Kipp Road to be closed
• Downtown group backs river project
• Teen arrested for burglary, theft
• Teen boy from Herington shot
• Judge rules man accused of 2 murders will have 1 trial
• Man hurt after losing control of semi
• Advance voting begins Wednesday
• Governor asks for disaster declaration for two western Kansas counties
• Man seriously injured in accident at construction site
• Boy burned while trying to start bonfire
• KWU soccer team to have jersey auction
• Parks and Rec to sponsor trip to Alaska
• Caring about health
• Solomon teenager injured in crash
• Gas prices
• Learning opportunities for 10-11-10
• And the wiener is ...
• Herington women arrested on drug charges
• Boy, 14, arrested on burglary charge
• 1 arrested, second sought in connection with robbery
• SDI board voices support for sales tax
• Paralyzed man makes it home to Maine
• Salinans test drive new Aptera
• Gas prices
• Police blotter
• Thousands of Boy Scouts converge on Salina for weekend camp-out
• Calendar
• Solomon teenager injured in crash
• Candidate forum set for Tuesday in Salina
• Salina City Commission won't meet Monday
• Exline property tax abatement to be considered by county commission
• Schools increasingly rely on local funding
• Gas prices
• Firefighters called out for Lincoln County field fire
• Poll: Huelskamp stomping Jilka
• Jilka, Huelskamp to be on 'Friendly Fire'
• Judge candidates to be interviewed in Salina
• Exline property tax abatement to be considered by county commission
• County commission looks at requests from landowners to vacate roads
• Masonic Temple starts campaign to make building renovations
• Man suffers minor burns in dust explosion
• Moran says the best government is closest to home
• Church notes
• Inauguration ceremony for KWU president set
• Street Sweeping Schedule: October 11 - 15, 2010
• Wesleyan getting ready for inauguration, 125th celebration
• Quincy Street Road Repairs Starting October 11, 2010
• Elderly Salina man scammed out of $3,800
• Road Repairs For The Intersection Of Planet Avenue And Magnolia Road Starting October 11, 2010
• One last trip home
• Road Repairs For The Intersection Of Planet Avenue And South 9th Starting October 11, 2010
• A long-time sentence
• City Commission Notification - October 11, 2010
• Teen pleads guilty in park shooting
• Officers seize huge rock of crack cocaine
• Southeast students to receive award
• Body parts of former Salinan are located
• Sister advocates
• City of Salina News: Submit Photos to Smoky Hill River Festival Website
• Solomon class to have chili fundraiser
• Officers seize huge rock of crack cocaine
• Judge gives Parker more than 100 years
• court blotter
• Dust explosion in Salina injures 1 man
• State shuts down Beloit day care home
• Potpourri pinched during burglary
• Deployment ceremony will be Oct. 17 in Salina
• Work to begin on Quincy on Monday
• One last trip home
• Man accused of killing in Sunset Park has prelim date set
• Practice, Practice, Practice
• gas prices
• Body parts of former Salinan are located
• Genealogist to offer help session
• Heartland cuts ribbon on addition
• Math, science academy conducting recruiting sessions
• Make a Difference Day Oct. 23
• CKF to have open house for Pathfinder
• Cancer sufferer to speak at South High School
• Elderly Salina man scammed out of $3,800
• Airport plan
• Firefighters extinguish field fire in Lincoln County
• police blotter
• Ramos pleads guilty to involvement in shooting
• Officers make four drug-related arrests
• Nicodemus trying to secure Pepsi grant
• Voter registration topic of meeting
• St. John's Parents Weekend on tap
• Candidate forum set for Oct. 21 in Salina
• Candidate forum set for Wednesday in Salina
• Central supporters to tailgate Friday
• Teen accused of bullying girls
• Salinan accused of biting woman
• Moran questioned at Philips' tour
• correction
• Airport authority has plan to fill buildings
• Gas prices
• Heartland shows off new child care facility
• Woman enters plea to killing newborn son
• State shuts down Beloit day care
• K-State student wins award from Rolling Stone
• Man seeks a last trip home
• Philips takes on new project
• 1,500 bags of potpourri stolen from Salinan
• Preliminary hearing date set in Sunset Park killing
• Salina has potential to surpass Hawker jobs
• Court blotter
• Salinan arrested in connection with assault
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Philips to add five jobs
• Ottawa police hope to fund Segway purchases
• Local farmer goes unconventional with cover crops
• Rocket Man
• Moving SUV catches fire on interstate
• Gas prices
• Oberlin man killed in rollover
• Smolan man gets jail time
• Charity horse show starts Friday
• St. John's alumnus to speak at Civil War Roundtable
• Workshop to answer questions for seniors
• Police blotter
• Commissioners OK bid, application, grants
• County discusses upgrade on N. Ohio
• Boy accused of battery, threats
• County can’t help city with this
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• Fire department has new blog site
• Gas prices 10-5-10
• Cow causes 3-vehicle collision on I-70
• Oberlin man killed in crash
• Landowner goes to court to try to overturn county's zoning denial
• Lower bids could mean better surface on portion of North Ohio
• No talking: Public nudity ordinance gets a quiet pass
• Smolan man sentenced to four years
• City misses deadline, saves money
• Window shot at north Salina business
• City to get tougher on mobile home parks
• Two Salina woman hurt when vehicle catches fire
• Man describes how he killed his wife
• Several charged from incidents at a party
• A whole lot of history
• Hot product
• Bandz rub schools the wrong way
• Pastor's wife to speak at moms' meeting
• Bethany Preview Day Oct. 16
• Donate blood, earn points, win prizes
• Airport Authority to give update on jobs, businesses
• Police blotter 10-5-10
• South, Sacred Heart debaters compete
• Arson suspected in house fire
• Street Sweeping Schedule - October 4-8, 2010
• House fire being investigated as arson
• Weis finding success with mobile fire pump tester
• Backpack robbery leads to altercation, multiple arrests
• Violinist to perform Oct. 10 in Salina
• Healthy living events offered for girls
• Pumpkin PaZoola planned at Rolling Hills
• Big week for the Boy Scouts
• Restaurant inspections
• Hilga Trow relives an immigrant experience
• Building Advisory Board Appoints IECC Review Committee
• Three hurt in Sunday night crash
• News conference scheduled Thursday
• Man told how he killed his wife
• City to get tougher on mobile home parks
• City misses deadline, saves a chunk of change
• No talking: Nudity ordinance gets a quiet pass
• Monstrous morning
• Rally held to recruit voters
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• Cups runneth over with Salina Breast Cancer Awareness Month events
• Speaker to talk about origins of life
• Church and state, international aid among discussion topics
• Reservations being accepted for Ike Center dinner
• Police blotter
• Gas prices
• Passing interest
• Three girls injured in collision
• Man injured after truck strikes trees
• Calendar
• City to discuss flood control levee
• Petition to join water district on county agenda
• Pipeline tax deal debated
• Church notes
• Need a fairy godmother? Ask these women
• Gas prices
• Local GOP turns right
• Half-staff flags honor firefighters
• Lawmaker studies options for gas-powered bicycles
• Pedal-less power
• Rival groups working to get out the vote
• Four hurt in Ellsworth rollover
• Salina School District upgrades website
• Street sweeping
• Monstrous Morning
• State book festival Oct. 8-9 in Osborne
• Fire breaks out in North Broadway home
• Dancing benefit set for Sunday
• City to discuss flood control levee
• Ride for Recovery begins at 10 a.m. today
• Petition to join water district on county agenda
• Machinery bent in collision with train
• Smolan company sells electric-assisted bikes
• Pickup game
• Sanders elected Republican party chairman
• Gas prices
• Flags to fly at half-staff Sunday in honor of fallen firefighters
• Discovery of hidden cameras leads to arrest
• Four hurt in Ellsworth County crash
• Two Concordia men hurt in collision
• Military members might be eligible for more pay
• Woman wins senior bee 2 years in a row
• Going with the grain
• Municipal court
• Three for the road
• SES performing 'The Miracle Worker'
• Voter registration rally Saturday in Salina
• Downtown events planned for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Folk dance Mass Oct. 9 in Lindsborg
• David and Julie Eisenhower to be in Abilene
• KDOT approves construction bids
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• Hays man killed in collision
• Pipeline offered property tax exemption in Kansas
• Hays rancher heading to Russia
• Colby man sent to prison for stealing farm equipment
• Cannon not guilty of posing as officer
• Police blotter
• New names to go into Business Hall of Fame
• Animal Shelter to have fundraiser Saturday
• State office candidate debates to be on TV
• Gubernatorial forum to be on KWCH-TV
• Heartland to cut ribbon on child care center
• Arrest warrant issued in Hutch slaying
• Alpha Chi to sponsor pancake feed
• Land Institute selling flour made from perennial wheatgrass
• Two hurt in Cloud County crash
• Bridgeport man accused of secretly videotaping family members
• Hays man killed in crash
• Advance voting, advance ballots for general election available soon
• 'Smart' choice
• Gas prices
• Time for another great generation?
• Advance voting begins Oct. 13 for general election
• Teens help capture shoplifter
• Good morning, sunshine
• School board looks for discussion
• Homeless man accused of burglary
• Martinelli's participates in St. Francis fundraiser
• Police blotter
• Area colleges see gains in enrollment
• "American Idol" finalist Danny Gokey
• 600 expected to walk for Down syndrome
• Colby man sentenced for farm equipment thefts
• County: It's OK for minors to be in El Zarape
• Hutchinson police investigate homicide
• Hearing set for Exline tax exception
• Gubernatorial candidate found not guilty in misdemeanor case
• Local schools do well in debate tournament
• Cars as stars: Rally draws a crowd in Salina
• Gas prices for Wednesday
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• Monster trucks to return to Marshall Motors
• Three selected to Business Hall of Fame
• Water meeting draws no public comments
• Checks forged on account of Salina man
• City looks to OK nudity ordinance
• Morning sun interferes with traffic lights
• Bystanders help corral alleged shoplifter
• Commissioners take first step in approving abatement
• Homeless man accused of burglarizing apartment
• Program disposes of unwanted meds
• Exline seeks tax abatement, plans to add jobs
• Gas prices
• Jim's Chicken brings back old drive-in days, with a modern twist
• Hearing set for man accused of arson
• Man reports robbery, threats
• Two cadets accused of truck thefts
• Police blotter
• Clerk charged with underage sale
• Kansas filmmaker to speak at Concordia
• BiCenter likely to boost food costs
• Salina Tech doubles head count with change
• Boys accused of stealing trucks
• Boys on bike accused of robbery
• Pipeline prosperity
• Court hearing set in Dumpster fires
• Water district could receive $1.7M grant
• Jim's Chicken brings back drive-through with modern twist
• Cash taken from Speakeasy in two-month period
• Commissioners advance public nudity ordinance
• A fair day
• Your room is ready
• Friends of the Library sale starts Saturday
• Candidate forums to be broadcast
• Agency offers to replace light bulbs
• Dog show in Salina this weekend
• County commission agenda includes department updates, discussion of tax exemption
• Salina man involved in fatal crash near Great Bend
• Gas Prices
• Man injured in crash in Smith County
• Century club
• Man in demand
• Street Sweeping Schedule: September 27 - October 1, 2010
• Artist in Residence Joseph Vincelli Plays Free Concert with Students
• 2010 Asphalt Mill And Inlay
• No City Commission Meeting on Oct. 11, 2010
• Kansas Wesleyan University at Art a la Carte
• Street Sweeping Schedule: September 20th - 24th, 2010
• Guitarists Howard Glanton and Glen Stroer at Art a la Carte
• City Commission Public Open House for the Salina Senior Center Building Centennial Celebration
• Street Sweeping Schedule: September 13-17, 2010
• Building Advisory Board Appoints IEBC Review Committee
• Jazz Singer David Basse at Art a la Carte
• Labor Day Schedule for City Sanitation / Landfill / HHW / General Services Office
• Pacific Avenue Traffic and Detour Change
• Illicit Discharge and Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinances
• Street Sweeping Schedule: September 6th - 10th, 2010
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Brothels, Bootleggers And Badmen: Part Two
• Street Sweeping Schedule: August 30 - September 3, 2010
• Salina City Commission Special Meeting - August 30, 2010
• Art a la Carte Concerts
• No Parking Sign Removal
• City of Salina News: Republic Avenue Road Repair
• Schilling And Riffel Intersection Construction
• Street Sweeping Schedule: August 23-27, 2010
• Salina/Saline County Solid Waste Management Committee Meeting
• Yard Waste Area at City of Salina Landfill
• Street Sweeping Schedule: August 16 - 20, 2010
• School Zone Warning Lights Activation – August 9, 2010
• Markley Road Free Yard Waste Site - Last Weekend of Operation
• Street Sweeping Schedule: August 9 - 13, 2010
• The Cultural Roundtable Presents First Thursday Art Rush
• Ash Street / Oakdale Avenue Closure for Valley Gutter Repair
• Iron Avenue / Oakdale Avenue Street Repair
• Study Session - Smoky Hill River Renewal Master Plan Summary
• Street Sweeping Schedule: August 2-6, 2010
• Cattle Towns and Soiled Doves
• Street Sweeping Schedule for July 26th - July 30th
• 2010 Pavement Repair and Micro-Surfacing
• Ninth Street And Saturn Avenue Median Repairs Starting July 21, 2010
• Residential Access To Markley Road Limb Site
• Street Sweeping Schedule - July 12th-16th, 2010
• Horizons Developing Artists Application
• North Street And Broadway Boulevard Curb And Gutter Repairs Starting July 14, 2010
• Street Sweeping Schedule - July 12th-16th, 2010
• City Of Salina News: Street Closure For Sanitary Sewer Manhole Reconstruction - July 12-23, 2010
• The Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair Introduces The Corner Pantry
• City Of Salina Sanitation Service - July 5, 2010
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: July 5 - July 9 , 2010
• Annual Water Line Free Chlorine Flushing and Annual Fire Hydrant Flushing
• City Of Salina News: Fourth of July Holiday Observance
• The Cultural Roundtable Presents First Thursday Art Rush
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: June 28th - July 3rd, 2010
• City Of Salina Citizen Board Openings
• City Of Salina News: End Of Schilling Road Detour
• City of Salina - Take Charge Campaign Final Results
• Water Main Valve Replacement Intersection Of Santa Fe Avenue And Prescott Avenue
• Ninth Street and Jewell Avenue Closure for Road Repair - June 21, 2010
• Ninth Street / Beloit Avenue Closure for Valley Gutter Repair - June 23, 2010
• Mural Reception In Campbell Plaza
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: June 21 - 25, 2010
• Pacific Avenue Construction Begins
• Cloud Street /Quincy Street Closure for Valley Gutter Repair
• South Ninth Street Access Closures
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: June 14th - 18th, 2010
• Festival Quest Medallion Found By Salina Family
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: June 7 - June 11, 2010
• Burning of Limbs at the Free Yard Waste Site
• City Of Salina News - Festival NEA Projects
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: June 1 - June 4, 2010
• Kenwood Cove Aquatic Park Opening Status
• Memorial Day Holiday
• Georgetown Road and Georgetown Courtt Closure for Valley Gutter Repair
• Maya 2012 Phenomenon: Fact or Fiction?
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: May 24th - May 28th, 2010
• Public Works Department Open House
• ‘Antiphonic' Entertains at 'Festival Friday' Art A La Carte Concert
• Street Sweeping Schedule: May 17-21, 2010
• Burning Of Limbs at The Free Yard Waste Site
• City Of Salina News: Schilling Road Detour
• City Of Salina News: Removal and Replacement Of Sanitary Sewer Manhole On Ohio Street
• City Of Salina News: Iron/Iowa Street Closure for Valley Gutter Repair
• City Of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule: May 10 -14, 2010
• Art a la Carte Concert - South Middle School Sensations
• The Great Water Scavenger Hunt - Part of Catch the Wave Passport Program
• The Cultural Roundtable Presents First Thursday Art Rush
• Street Sweeping Schedule: May 3-7, 2010
• KWU Chamber Orchestra Plays Art a la Carte
• The Two Greatest Cattle Trails, a First Thursday Program
• Fire Station Mural Open House
• City Commission Notification - April 23, 2010
• Broadway Boulevard Repair From 12th Street To 11th Street
• Kenwood Park Drive Road Repair
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 26 - 30, 2010
• Art A La Carte Presents Blues Player Dan Bliss
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 19-23, 2010
• City of Salina E-Waste Collection Program
• Dru Davis Plays At Art a la Carte
• Dinner with Orphan Train Author Donna Nordmark Aviles at the Smoky Hill Museum
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 12-16, 2010
• Bruce Lacy Trio Art a la Carte
• Belmont Boulevard Street Repair, April 5th, 2010
• Rush/Cloud Street Repair, April 5th, 2010
• Street Sweeping Schedule: April 5th - April 9th ,2010
• Celebrate the Week of the Young Child with a Splash
• Public Open House Smoky Hill River Renewal Master Plan Alternatives
• Art a la Carte Concerts for Spring 2010
• First Thursday Art Rush - April, 2010
• Salina City Commission News: March 25, 2010
• City Of Salina News: Citizen Board Openings
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 29 - April 2 ,2010
• H2010 Catch The Wave Passport Program
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 22 -26, 2010
• Cloud Street Curb And Gutter Repair From Lewis Street To Ohio Street
• Closure Of Southbound South Ninth Street
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 15-19, 2010
• Street Sweeping Schedule: March 8-12, 2010
• Composer/Cellist Eugene Friesen Featured Artist at Salina Chorale Festival
• City of Salina Utility Billing Offers Online Features
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Street Sweeping Schedule :March 1 - 5, 2010
• Oceans of Kansas, a First Thursday Presentation
• Riffel Drive Closure on February 23, 2010
• Street Sweeping Schedule : February 22nd - 26th, 2010
• City Manager Appoints Building Official
• Building Advisory Board Establishes Special Committee to Review the Fire Code
• Street Sweeping Schedule : February 15 - 19, 2010
• Rails, Roundhouses and Rust Eaters
• City Holiday Notice - February 3, 2010
• Street Sweeping Schedule : February 8 thru 12, 2010
• Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• City Of Salina News: Flood Plain Public Meeting
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Street Sweeping Schedule : February 1 thru 5, 2010
• Fighting Racial Inequality
• Street Sweeping Schedule : January 25 - 29, 2010
• Here and Beyond … the Paranormal
• Salina/Saline County Solid Waste Management Committee Meeting
• Fiddling Workshop with April Verch
• City Of Salina News - City Offices Closed
• City Sanitation Schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• City Of Salina Board Openings
• Horizons Artist Awards
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration Week 2010
• City Sanitation Holiday Schedule
• City Holiday Schedule
• City Sanitation Christmas Holiday Schedule
• Volunteers Needed For Citizen Boards
• Building Advisory Board December Meeting
• Building Advisory Board Special Code Review Committee Meetings
• Street Sweeping And Leaf Collection Schedule
• City of Salina Recycling Program
• Lowenstein - Public Presentation At Salina Art Center
• Street Sweeping Schedule For December 7 - December 11, 2009
• 2009 Citywide Fall Leaf Collection Program
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Holiday Open House - Father Christmas, Carriage Rides and Much More
• Building Advisory Board Special Committee Meetings
• Street Sweeping Schedule - November 30th - December 4th, 2009
• City Of Salina Police Department News - Operation Full Throttle
• City of Salina Offices Closed
• Fire Hydrant Flow Testing
• South Ninth Street, Phase IV Update - November 19, 2009
• City Sanitation, Landfill and HHW Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
• City of Salina Street Sweeping Schedule for November 23- 25 , 2009
• Building Advisory Board Special Code Review Committee Meeting - November 24, 2009
• Stimulus Package Housing Work Begins
• Street Sweeping Schedule for November 16 - 20, 2009
• Wichita Paranormal Research Society Public Presentation: Calling all Ghost Hunters
• City of Salina Solid Waste Collection/Disposal Holiday Schedule for Veterans’ Day
• Proposed Municipal Water Conservation Plan And The Impacts To Private Domestic Wells
• Street Sweeping Schedule for November 9 - 13, 2009
• First Thursday Art Rush – November 2009
• Street Sweeping Schedule November 2-6, 2009
• Native American Medicine Wheel
• Holiday Poinsettias of Your Choice
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Saline County
• Smoky Hill River Festival Strategic Planning
• South Ninth Street Phase IV Update - October 22, 2009
• Crawford Street Road Construction
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 24 - 30 ,2009
• Get Spooked for a Good Cause
• Cloud Street Road Construction
• South Ninth Street And Cloud Street Road Construction
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 19 - 23 ,2009
• Application to Apply Horizons Organizational Project Grant
• Marianne Payette Carter and Voyager at Art a la Carte
• Second Suspect Arrested in Alfred Mack, Jr. Homicide Investigation
• Broadway Boulevard Road Construction
• Saline County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Saline County
• Street Sweeping Schedule October 12 - October 16, 2009
• Southeast of Saline Jazz Band at Art a la Carte
• Temporary Closure Of North 12th Street Between North Street And Bishop Street
• UPC Subcommittee Code Review Meeting
• Historian Ann Birney at Art a la Carte
• Street Sweeping Schedule - October 5th - October 9th, 2009
• Temporary Closure Of South Ninth Street Between Claflin Avenue And Cloud Street
• First Thursday Art Rush
• Street Sweeping Schedule September 28th - October 2nd, 2009
• Southeast of Saline Madrigal Singers at Art a La Carte
• Yard Waste Site For Residential Customers and Hours of Operation
• CARE Meeting
• City of Salina E-Waste Collection
• Street Sweeping Schedule - September 21 thru September 25, 2009
• KWU Chamber Orchestra At Art a la Carte
• Building Advisory Board Special Code Review Committee Meeting
• Rehabilitation of Wastewater Pump Station No. 2
• Go Wild! At The Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair
• Street Sweeping Schedule
• Rojean Loucks And Julia Henke At Art A La Carte
• South Ninth Street, Phase IV Update - September 4, 2009
• Rehabilitation of Wastewater Pump Station No. 13 News - September 5, 2009
• Labor Day City Sanitation Schedule
• Street Sweeping Schedule
• Board Openings - Volunteers Needed For Citizen Boards
• Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure Opens Art a la Carte
• Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
• City of Salina E-Waste Collection
• Storm Damage Limb Drop Off At Yard Waste Site
• City Commission Meeting Notice - August 28, 2009
• Building Advisory Board Special Code Review Committee Meetings
• Public Meeting for Citizens to Apply for Housing Grants
• Jim Lane and Bleeding Kansas
• Here and Beyond ... the Paranormal
• The Public Works Department Launches An Online Capital Improvement Program Informational Map
• Micro-Surfacing Update - August 14, 2009
• Wayfinding Project North Ninth Street Construction
• 2009 Asphalt Mill And Inlay
• City of Salina to Host Continuing Education ‘Roof Framing’
• Limb Debris Clean Up
• South Ninth Street, Phase IV
• Guardians of the Western Frontier
• Micro-Surfacing Various City Streets
• South Ninth Street Construction Begins
• Temporary Closure Of West Republic Avenue
• Salina Police Department Launches On- line Crime Alerting and Mapping Service
• Street Sweeping Schedule - July 6 Thru July 10
• Sanitation, Landfill and HHW Operating Hours for Independence Day 2009
• In July, Noons are Cooler at the Museum
• Building Advisory Board Special Committee Meetings - June 26, 2009
• Street Sweeping Schedule
• City of Salina Board and Commission Openings
• 2009 Solid Waste Venture Grant
• City Commission Special Meeting - June 24, 2009
• Street Sweeping Schedule - June 22-26, 2009
• Chapter 17 Task Force 2006 IBC
• Building Advisory Board Special Committee Meetings
• Street Sweeping Schedule for June 15 to 19, 2009
• City of Salina Meeting Notice for June 11, 2009
• Street Sweeping Schedule June 8-12, 2009
• Ghostly Encounters? - Ghost Story Oral History Project
• Salina Economic Development Incentives Council Meeting
• Street Sweeping Schedule June 1 - 5, 2009
• Building Advisory Board Special Committee Meetings
• 2009 Memorial Day Schedule - Sanitation/Landfill/HHW
• Clean Indoor Air Ordinance
• Memorial Day News - May 22, 2009
• City of Salina 2009 Annual Fire Hydrant Flushing and Annual Water Line Free Chlorine Flushing News
• The Battle of Indian Rock
• June Junior Explorers
• Street Sweeping Schedule - May 25th - 29th
• Street Sweeping Schedule - May 18th - 22nd
• Street Sweeping Schedule - May 11th through May 15th, 2009
• Building Advisory Board Special Committee Meeting
• Free Landfill Days 2010
• City of Salina to Host Continuing Education ‘Getting to Know the ADA’
• Street Sweeping Schedule - May 4-8, 2009
• Smoky Hill River Festival
• Kansas Day Celebration
• Harvest In The Fall
• Jon Rappleye: Strange World
• Safari Expo

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