2 years ago
McPherson College students will have a new housing option in the fall with the addition of Maxwell Hall. The college worked with The Cedars Retirement Community to provide the new student housing located at First and Maxwell Streets. The college is leasing the two north units of The Cedar Ridge Houses on Maxwell Street to accommodate ...

2 years ago
The Salina Art Center is offering an opportunity to get a little fresh air while using a little creativity. According to the organization, Plein Air Spring Break is a 4 day workshop with instructors Matt Miller and Darren Morawitz. The focus of this workshop will be color theory, color mixing, and composition with oil paints. Some basic ...

2 years ago
Salina Public Schools have a plan in place on what to do during a severe weather event. According to USD 305,  if a tornado warning begins during the school day, students and staff will take refuge in their building’s storm shelter. Once they relocate to the storm shelters, exterior doors of the school building may be ...

2 years ago
An arrest has been made in a cold case murder that happened in Hutchinson over 40 years a go. According to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, a Phoenix man connected to the 1982 murder of Michael McKeown has been arrested for his role in the crime. Jerry Allen, 75, of Phoenix, Arizona, was brought back to Kansas, ...

2 years ago
Making a "Salina pitch" to tournament organizers around the region, takes more than a couple of well groomed fields or reliable referees. Tiffany Benien, Sports and Special Events Manager at Visit Salina joined in on the KSAL Morning News this week with a look at selling Salina - and the economic boost it injects into the ...

2 years ago
Salina USD 305 honored its teachers of the year Tuesday evening. According to the district, Kelsey Wood, special education teacher at Cottonwood Elementary School, and Michael Hall, math teacher at Central High School, were recognized as USD 305 Teachers of the Year. The school board  honored them at their regular meeting. Elementary Teacher of the Year: Kelsey ...

2 years ago
Kansas Wesleyan’s DECA program continued its dominance of statewide competition at late February’s state meet at Hillsboro’s Tabor College. The Coyotes took home first place in 10 of their 12 events, easily outdoing such institutions as the University of Kansas, Wichita State, Fort Hays State and Southwestern College. Total competitors statewide nearly doubled, going from 49 ...

2 years ago
A K-State graduate student from Salina is conducting research which could could impact colon cancer care. Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, and a Kansas State University graduate student is doing research to identify and improve effective colon cancer care. Many cancer drugs are known to interact with ...

2 years ago
The Salina Art Center Cinema is planning a series of events for those involved in the non-profit world to learn a little more about fundraising. The organization is planning a fundraising screening series featuring workshops from the 2023 Nonprofit Storytelling Conference. Each session will begin with a video followed by discussion and Q&A. These events will be ...

2 years ago
The Salina Fire Department has been reaccredited. According to the agency, they have met criteria established through the Commission on Fire Accreditation International’s voluntary self-assessment and accreditation program. The Salina Fire Department is one of more than 300 agencies to achieve Internationally Accredited agency status with the CFAI and the Center for Public Safety Excellence, Inc. (CPSE). ...

2 years ago
A presentation on a unique Kansas community which was founded shortly after the civil war by formerly enslaved African Americans is planned in Salina. According to the Smoky Hill Museum, Nicodemus, in Graham County, is the only remaining western town established by African Americans following the Civil War. The museum invites everyone to join Angela Bates as ...