The entries are in, and now it's time for the public to judge. The Tri-Rivers Fair is seeking input from the Salina Community to help choose their new logo.
State Program Targets Animal-Borne Ailments
The Kansas Animal Health Department unveils a program aimed at halting the spread of animal disease and identify the source within 48 hours.
Kingman Police Chief Accused of Battering Girlfriend
The Kingman police chief is facing charges in an alleged altercation with his girlfriend.
Salina Day Care Provider has License Suspended
A Salina daycare provider has had her license suspended.
• Salina Man Arrested in Connection With Child Pornography Case
• Wind Turbine Ready to be Installed at Ell-Saline High School
• Actor / Comedian Michael Winslow in Salina to Perform
• Tour Forecasts Area Wheat Crop as Best in Kansas
• Fire Marshal Says Thursday Morning Fire Was Arson
• Pratt Animal Shelter Expands in Wake of Greensburg Tornado
• Law Enforcement Memorial Day Ceremony to be Held in Salina
• Mock Crime Scene at Rest Area North of Salina
• Deputies to Conduct DUI Checklane
• Letter Carriers Hope to "Stamp Out" Hunger Saturday
• New Degree Program Offered at Bethany
• Miss Kansas to Host Event in Salina Saturday
• Salina Art Center Executive Director Leaving
• Legislature Passes Bill on Coal Plants; Veto Looms
• Former Salinan Now Rappin' For Jesus
• Manhattan Restaurant Owner Facing Federal Immigration Charges
• Wind Turbine Ready to be Installed at Ell-Saline High School
• Actor / Comedian Michael Winslow in Salina to Perform
• Tour Forecasts Area Wheat Crop as Best in Kansas
• Fire Marshal Says Thursday Morning Fire Was Arson
• Pratt Animal Shelter Expands in Wake of Greensburg Tornado
• Law Enforcement Memorial Day Ceremony to be Held in Salina
• Mock Crime Scene at Rest Area North of Salina
• Deputies to Conduct DUI Checklane
• Letter Carriers Hope to "Stamp Out" Hunger Saturday
• New Degree Program Offered at Bethany
• Miss Kansas to Host Event in Salina Saturday
• Salina Art Center Executive Director Leaving
• Legislature Passes Bill on Coal Plants; Veto Looms
• Former Salinan Now Rappin' For Jesus
• Manhattan Restaurant Owner Facing Federal Immigration Charges
Sports
The Sacred Heart boys' golf team finished second at the NCAA meet Thursday in Ellsworth, but Chris McKinney won the individual league title.
Cougars losing streak reaches nine
Mustangs split with Hutchinson
• South soccer team ties Topeka West
• Bethany advances at Region IV tourney
• Royals shutdown by Orioles in opener
• Wesleyan wins Region IV opener
• Bethany upsets No. 1 seed Bellevue
• Regional baseball & softball brackets released
• Central soccer team blanks Hutch
The Salina South baseball team was swept at home by Derby Thursday, 15-12 and 6-2. The Cougars fall to 5-13 as they've lost nine consecutive games.
Mustangs split with Hutchinson
The Salina Central baseball team wrapped up its regular season with a doubleheader split against Hutchinson Thursday at James Matson Field. The Mustangs won game one 7-6, but lost game two 8-0.
• South soccer team ties Topeka West
• Bethany advances at Region IV tourney
• Royals shutdown by Orioles in opener
• Wesleyan wins Region IV opener
• Bethany upsets No. 1 seed Bellevue
• Regional baseball & softball brackets released
• Central soccer team blanks Hutch
