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The Smoky Hill Museum is offering in-depth look at the lives of African- Americans in Salina during segregation. According to the museum, Marie Johnson will use firsthand accounts and historical documentation to describe the racial discrimination and how the African-American community responded. She'll also discuss life after that era faded away and how it has impacted ...

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Tucked away behind a business near Rossville, Kansas, an unassuming bit of equipment quietly goes about its business, detecting wind speed, precipitation, air temperature and more. The information automatically goes to the Weather Data Library at Kansas State University where it’s archived and available free to the public. The Rossville station is one of 62 ...

5 years ago
Inappropriate adult behavior at high school athletic events in Kansas has reached epidemic proportion. When more than 2,000 high school athletic directors were asked in a recent national survey what they like least about their job, 62.3% said it was “dealing with aggressive parents and adult fans.” And the men and women who wear the black and ...

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Every year, the Kansas Association of Broadcasters (KAB) awards the Sonny Slater Award to one Kansas broadcaster who exemplifies service to their radio station and communities. Slater was a long time farm director at KSAL in Salina before passing away in a farming accident in 1991. This year’s winner of the KAB Sonny Slater Award is ...

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MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State won the dang day. First-year Head Coach Chris Klieman and his Wildcats didn't have to sweat much on opening night in Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Taking on a top-15 FCS opponent in Nicholls, and a team that defeated conference rival Kansas last season, K-State made sure not to take their first ...

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Photographer Mark Otey will display his exhibit “Neon in Salina” in Salina Public Library’s Gallery 708 from Aug. 30 to Sept. 27. A reception for the artist will be from 4-5:30 p.m. Sept. 6, in conjunction with First Friday Night Live. “Neon in Salina” depicts the past and present in Salin through its unique neon signage. ...

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Corn on the cob is a treat that many people enjoy each summer. But a Kansas State University veterinarian says don't share that cob with your dog. While eating kernels of corn generally does not pose a health risk for most dogs, the corncob can be a problem if the dog ingests it, said Susan Nelson, ...

5 years ago
Salina City Engineer Dan Stack has been a busy man this summer, overseeing multiple projects. From construction downtown, to road projects, to bicycle lanes and trails, there have been a wide variety. Stack sat down with Rocking M Media News Director Todd Pittenger for a segment of the “Your City in Action” program at the Salina ...

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Music, political candidates and a reenactment of Mother Bickerdyke are planned for Salina's 8th  annual Labor Day celebration on Monday. The event will be held at As Astra Books and Coffeehouse 141 N. Santa Fe. Doors open at 5 pm. Refreshments for purchase, live music from Alex Cosco, local candidates, and Mother Bickerdyke re-enactor Lu Adams sharing about her ...

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Salina Police recovered a stolen vehicle on the early morning hours of Thursday. Police Capt. Paul Forrester tells KSAL News that officers received a call from 30-year-old victim from Salina on Wednesday night, in reference to his car being stolen. Forrester says that the man had been letting an acquaintance he knew as "T.J." stay with him ...

5 years ago
A rural Saline County man is out nearly $3,000 after he was duped by a scammer claiming to be from the FBI. Saline County Sheriff Roger Soldan tells KSAL News that the 46-year-old victim lives in Saline County and received the scam phone call on Thursday. The scammer told the victim that they were with the Federal ...