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Earthquake detected in Kansas Flint Hills
SOLOMON (KSNT) – The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is reporting a minor earthquake in the Kansas Flint Hills on Memorial Day. The earthquake was detected in Dickinson County near the town of Solomon on May 27. It had a magnitude of 2.7 on the Richter Scale, making it a relatively weak earthquake, according to the […]
Memorial Day Ceremony at Sunset Park, Salina-Saline County War Memorial
Members of the Saline County Community and friends of the W. Kreps American Legion Post 62 honored our nation’s fallen heroes during a Memorial Day Ceremony on May 27 at the Salina-Saline County War Memorial in Sunset Park. U.S. Army Ret. Col. Julia Bell, who, in 2021, made significant...
Memorial Day celebrations in Salina
Memorial Day is when Americans remember fallen service members from the diverse branches of the United States Military who have fought in various conflicts throughout modern history. In Salina, the Leslie W. Kreps American Legion Post 62 plans to honor fallen heroes during an 11 a.m. ceremony at Sunset Park...
Saline County — Call to action Broadband Community Assessment
In today's digital age, reliable broadband access is essential for economic growth, education, healthcare, and overall quality of life. To address broadband deficiencies and enhance connectivity throughout the county, Saline County has contracted with Design Nine, Inc. of Blacksburg, VA, to conduct a comprehensive broadband study. Design Nine will examine...
Cash and community — a glimpse into Jim DuBois' career as Saline County Treasurer
From sending out tax payment reminders to informing residents of unclaimed property under their name, the Saline County Treasurer's Office affects the daily lives of nearly every citizen in the county. Next October, after a dozen years as the Saline County Treasurer, Jim DuBois intends to retire after turning around...
🎙King in the Community — Sarah Keck, Smoky Hill River Festival
Join host Nate King on the King in the Community podcast as he talks with Sarah Keck, entertainment director for the 48th annual Smoky Hill River Festival in Salina, Kansas. Sarah shares a sneak peek of the music acts at the festival, including diverse genres and performers. LISTEN MORE: 🎙King...
Saline County — Today is the final day to submit budget questions via email
REMINDER: Today is the final opportunity to submit questions and comments about the 2025 Budget via email. As always, the public is welcome to attend commission meetings and make comments in person. Let's Talk:. Review: Access the Budget documents online within the Saline County Commission Agenda to gain a comprehensive...
The deadline to spend ARPA funding is coming. What is Saline County doing to prepare?
With a deadline to spend everything coming at the end of this year, more than $7.5 million or 75% of Saline County's American Rescue Plan Act or ARPA funds are "out the door." That's what county administrator Phillip Smith-Hanes said about the county's allotment of federal government funding designed to help the nation recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here's what you'll see at the reopened Salina Art Center — and it starts with a big sign
After years of fundraising and months of renovations, the Salina Art Center celebrated its grand reopening Wednesday. The art center was joined by dozens of community members at 11 a.m. Wednesday for a ribbon cutting hosted by the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce for this official reopening of its main 242 S. Santa Fe Ave. location in downtown Salina.
City, county, offices and facilities, library closed Monday
Monday's Memorial Day holiday brings with it local government closings. City of Salina offices will be closed Monday in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. On Monday, May 27, sanitation crews will maintain their regular collection schedule. However, please note the following adjustments to facility hours:. - The landfill will...
Salina Public Library Summer Kickoff on Friday
Summer reading has long been a staple of public libraries across the country. At Salina Public Library, one of our most frequent fond recollections from adult patrons is participating in summer reading as a child. Efforts to promote reading, especially during the summer, are central to the library’s calendar with our first inter-departmental planning meeting held in the fall the year before.
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