5 months ago
One of Salina’s most iconic landmarks, the Prescott-Foley Mansion, also known locally as the Foley Mansion, is officially for sale. Built in 1884 for Judge John H. Prescott, this 4,525-square-foot Victorian-Italianate villa is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and remains one of the city’s most recognizable and historically significant residences. The mansion was ...

5 months ago
Rain outside did not dampen the spirit inside the Tony's Pizza Events Center in Salina Thursday. It wasn't business as usual, but rather it was the first-ever Salina Area Chamber of Commerce Salina Business Expo. The expo was an opportunity for businesses from Salina and surrounding areas to showcase what they have to offer. Those who ...

5 months ago
A new traveling art exhibit “The Art of Humanity”, on loan from the University of Kansas School of Medicine - Salina, is on display at Theatre Salina This special exhibit will be available for public viewing in the lobby alcoves of Theatre Salina during  the theatre’s 65th Season opening production of "Come From Away", running through ...

5 months ago
Some of the best stunt pilots in the world are headed back to Salina.  The U.S. National Aerobatic Championships return to Salina beginning next week. The premier event for the International Aerobatic Club is scheduled September 28th - October 3rd. Practice dates are September 24th - 27th. Some of the best aerobatic pilots in the nation will ...

5 months ago
A running / walking event in Salina that directly supports cancer patients undergoing treatment is in its 10th year, and for the first time will top  1,000 participants. The 10th annual Fe for a Cure Race/Walk will be held at 8 a.m. this Saturday at the Tammy Walker Cancer Center. Organizer Daniel Craig says as of ...

5 months ago
An alleged series of unfortunate events prompted a man to keep requesting money from a Salina woman he met online, before she eventually reached out to police. According to Salina Police Lt. Andrew Zeigler, a 60-year-old woman met a man via Facebook Dating back in 2023. He told her that he was an independent engineer in ...

5 months ago
The Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum in Abilene celebrated Constitution Day Wednesday by  hosting its first-ever naturalization ceremony, welcoming 32 new citizens to the United States. The new citizens come from 22 different countries, and include several active duty U.S. Army soldiers from nearby Fort Riley, home of the 1st Infantry Division. The proceedings were administered by ...

5 months ago
The old cow town was a boom town this summer.  Kansas Tourism’s Sunflower Summer program once again brought thousands of visitors to Abilene in 2025, creating unforgettable memories for families and showcasing why Abilene is celebrated as one of the best small towns in America. According to the Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau, this season, 7,583 ...

5 months ago
An Ottawa County bar, restaurant, and live music venue is calling it quits. The Lumberyard in Tescott announced on Wednesday it is closing for good. The Lumberyard announced the closing is due in part to recent flooding. The following announcement was made via social media: "Serving as the staple for our community under various ownership, locations and names ...

5 months ago
An active shooter drill is planned Friday at a Salina non-profit organization that provides behavioral health services. Central Kansas Mental Health Center, in collaboration with the Salina Police Department, Saline County Sheriff, and Saline County Emergency Management will be conducting an active shooter drill. The scenario will provide a simulated emergency situation and allow law enforcement ...

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A candidate meet and greet event is planned in Salina this week. Salina Indivisible is hosting a meet and greet for Salina City Commissioner candidates on Thursday, September 18th at 6:30 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, 901 E Neal. Candidates will each have a few minutes to talk about themselves and why they are running for ...