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It’s Primary Election Day

It's Primary Election Day in Kansas and 27 voting locations are open across Saline County until 7pm tonight. Saline County Clerk and Elections Officer Jamie Doss tells Ad Astra News that she expects a light to moderate turnout. "We typically have between 20 to 22-percent turnout... Read More.

Wildfire Smoke Brings Moderate Air Quality to the Region

Wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest will continue to fill the skies over the next few days. This will continue to bring colorful sunrises and sunsets across the region, but it could also lower air quality. Our air quality has dropped to a moderate... Read More.

Summer Swimming Slipping Away at Kenwood Cove

The clock is ticking for swimming at Salina's water park as they prepare to close for the season on Sunday August 9th. Kenwood Cove is open normal pool hours all this week, through Sunday, and will host the the annual Pooch Plunge on Monday, August... Read More.

First Thursday Event at Smoky Hills Museum

A First Thursday event in August at the Smoky Hill Museum will explore the push-and-pull, pattern of the Kansas state government Join Michael Smith, professor of political science at Emporia State, August 6 at 5:30, as he discusses his new book, Reform and Reaction. Tracing the... Read More.

Bridge over I-135 Remains Closed

The damaged bridge over I-135 remains closed indefinitely. Drivers are being detoured to Kansas Avenue, First Street, and Mohawk Road while KDOT works to determine a repair timeline.. Access to several area businesses around the bridge will be maintained, but no traffic will be allowed in... Read More.

Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Clashed Friday

Kansas Democratic gubernatorial candidates clashed Friday over Governor Laura Kelly's role in their primary race. Cindy Holscher said she raised concerns with Kelly's office about possible interference in the campaign. Ethan Corson, who has Kelly's endorsement, said he'd rather focus on issues like healthcare and education.... Read More.

Salina’s New Water Quality Relief Policy

The City of Salina has completed a new policy to assist utility customers who are experiencing water quality issues, such as discoloration, rust colored water, sediment, or staining. The City is now beginning the process of signing up eligible customers for assistance under the... Read More.

Tri-Rivers Rolls On

Tri-Rivers Fair continues to roll and celebrate the All-American Summer, with judging and awards handed out to 4-H participants. Eleven-year-old Cole Bryan of Boldly Go 4-H tells Ad Astra News how watching his sister shoot baskets gave him an idea to grab his camera. "My... Read More.

Bethany College Remembers Former President Dr Robert Vogel

The Bethany College family is mourning the loss of former President, the Reverend Dr. Robert Vogel. Dr. Vogel will be remembered as an incredible leader, friend to all, and a steadfast support of the liberal arts, President Vogel provided resolute leadership several times as President... Read More.

Pavement Work on Joanie Lane Begins

Beginning Friday, July 31, the City of Salina Public Works Department will be repairing deep cracks in the pavement on Joanie Lane between Rittgers Lane and Caywood Drive. This section of Joanie Lane will be closed to thru traffic during this time. Residents should enter... Read More.
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