1 year ago
A first of its kind "Santa Fe Stroll" event is planned mid-week this week. Organizers say a partnership between Kansas Mobility Management and the Smoky Hill Museum is resulting in the first ever Santa Fe Stroll event happening on Wednesday, November 8th at 12:00 p.m. as part of Kansas Mobility Week. Community members are encouraged to meet at ...

1 year ago
A Salina trust company is honoring its founders for their induction into the Salina Business Hall of Fame. Advantage Trust Company founders Mark and Julie Miller have been inducted into the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce’s Business Hall of Fame in the Contemporary Category (1999 – present). In 1997, Mark and Julie Miller sought out to create ...

1 year ago
Fort Hays State University is planning series of small business workshops in multiple communities acrossm the area, including one in Salina. According to the school, in recognition of Global Entrepreneurship Week, Nov. 13-19, the Kansas Small Business Development Center at FHSU offers a full slate of professional development courses. “We have so many training opportunities planned that ...

1 year ago
Runners from across the country, and across the world, gathered in Salina Saturday morning to participate in the largest event of its kind in Kansas.   Over 3,600 runners from all 50 states, Botswana, Canada, Mexico, and Columbia, South America, combined with over 200 volunteers to make the second annual Salina Crossroads Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K ...

1 year ago
The November list of Salina’s Most Wanted is online. The first weekend of each month a new list of Salina’s Most Wanted is released. The November list went online Saturday. Those on the new list are wanted for crimes which include among others aggravated robbery, aggravated battery, intimidation of a witness, domestic violence, and felony drug crimes. The ...

1 year ago
With the November 7th elections coming up next week, KSAL Radio featured two candidates running for a seat on the USD 305 School Board. Dana Kossow and Mark Bandre' joined in on the KSAL Morning News Extra Friday for our final segment of "Candidate Conversations." Kossow and Bandre' fielded questions on a range of topics from navigating ...

1 year ago
As we prepare to turn our clocks back an hour at 2 a.m. this Sunday, with the end of Daylight Saving Time, many may rejoice for the extra hour of sleep. However, AAA Kansas is reminding drivers to prepare for potential challenges, such as changes in sleep patterns that may increase chances of drowsy driving, ...

1 year ago
In celebration of the 40th anniversary of  1984 concert film "Stop Making Sense" by the Talking Heads, the Salina Art Center Cinema is now playing the fully remastered documentary this Friday, November 3 to Wednesday, November 8, 2023. Considered by critics as the greatest concert film of all time, the live performance was shot over the ...

1 year ago
Fundraising to fix childcare is inching ahead in Salina and Saline County, but accomplishing the vital mission is still a decade or more away. Donations and grants are trickling in to provide both short-term and lasting solutions, said Claire Ludes, executive director of the Salina Area United Way. It’s the lead organization in a massive push ...

1 year ago
Jasmine and Jeremy Hughes are thrilled to be adding a son to their family. The couple are happily making plans for the little boy’s arrival on or around Feb. 24. “I know I’m not due for a few months, but we’re trying to get everything set in stone so it’s not so last minute,” Jasmine Hughes said. One ...

1 year ago
With the November 7th elections coming up next week, KSAL Radio featured two candidates running for a seat on the USD 305 School Board. Ann Zimmerman and Paul Gebhardt Jr. joined in on the KSAL Morning News Extra Thursday for our “Candidate Conversations.” Zimmerman and Gebhardt fielded questions on a range of topics from behavioral issues in ...