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Liberty Signs Coach O’Neal to Franchise Contract

Monday, August 10

The Salina Liberty and Head Coach Heron O’Neal are proud to announce the official signing of a franchise contract. This now means that as long as the Ownership Group of Salina Liberty operates as Salina Liberty Incorporated, Coach Heron O'Neal will be the Head Coach... Read More.

Drivers: School Zones Active Again

Monday, August 10

Put the phone down - slow down and watch for students on the move this week. A new law singed by Governor Laura Kelly last spring prohibits handheld mobile devices inside active school zones and construction zones. "Active” means in school zones when a reduced... Read More.

Kansas 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees Exploring Future of Rock Springs Ranch

Monday, August 10

In response to recent attention surrounding the future of Rock Springs Ranch, the Kansas 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees is continuing to explore viable options for the ownership of Rock Springs Ranch, its camp and conference center that has served Kansas 4-H since 1946. “This... Read More.

Southern Rust Detected in Kansas Corn as Experts Urge Growers to Monitor Spread

Monday, August 10

Southern rust has been detected in Kansas corn for the first time this year, including trace levels in Stafford, Bourbon and Crawford counties. The disease spreads north on wind currents and thrives in warm, humid weather. K-State specialists say later-planted corn in central and western... Read More.

Pavement Repair Work to Begin Along N. Broadway

Sunday, August 9

Beginning Wednesday, August 12, the City of Salina Public Works Department will be milling and repairing deep cracks in the pavement along North Broadway Boulevard between North Street and North Ninth Street. This section of North Broadway Boulevard will have lanes of traffic detoured around... Read More.

Salina Church Announces Fall Events

Saturday, August 8

Christ Cathedral in downtown Salina is announcing its fall public events. The series starts with a Blessing of Students and Teachers on Saturday. On October 4, the Annual Blessing of the Animals will be in the Cathedral’s gazebo park. A Blessing for veterans is set for... Read More.

Former Marion Police Chief Awaits New Defense Team

Saturday, August 8

Former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody could soon have new attorneys in his criminal case. Cody’s current defense team has asked a judge for permission to withdraw, citing a breakdown in their attorney-client relationship. Cody faces a felony charge tied to allegations he improperly handled text... Read More.

Drivers Should Expect Delays During Ohio Street Project

Friday, August 7

Beginning Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 6 a.m., portions of Ohio Street between The Midway and Elmhurst Boulevard will have lane closures, with traffic control in place throughout the work area. At least one lane of traffic will remain open in each direction on Ohio... Read More.

Previously Announced Concert Rebrands as CHANNEL 2K: LIVE! at the 2026 Kansas State Fair

Friday, August 7

Six-vocalist concert brings the biggest 2000s teen-TV and movie soundtrack hits to the Grandstand Sept. 20 HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Kansas State Fair announced today that the previously announced concert scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 20, has rebranded as CHANNEL 2K: LIVE! The performance remains scheduled for... Read More.

Woman Jailed for Alleged Animal Cruelty

Friday, August 7

A Texas woman was taken into custody in Salina in connection to the death of a couple of dogs - after remains were found in Saline County. Authorities believe the two dogs may have died in a hot vehicle in May before being dumped in... Read More.

Scholarships Available for Theatre Salina Classes

Friday, August 7

Fall enrollment is open at the Center for Theatre Arts in Salina. Classes start September 14 at Theatre Salina and include dance, acting, and vocal performance for all ages. New this year are classes for grades K-8, Adult Hip Hop, and Beginner Contemporary for grades 3-5.... Read More.

KDHE Reporting 615 Cases of Cyclosporiasis in Kansas

Thursday, August 6

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) continues to investigate cases of cyclosporiasis in Kansas related to the national outbreak and Taylor Farms lettuce sourced from central Mexico. As of this week, KDHE is reporting 615 total cases in Kansas, that's up from 460. Officials... Read More.