UPDATE: Landfill Operations Resume
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UPDATE 9:41 am
After a temporary closure due to excessive rainfall, the Landfill is now ready to accept waste.…
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Salina Fire Department Addresses Bill Burke Park Log Jam Concerns
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On Saturday, July 19th, the Salina Fire Department responded to a report of a small log pile on fire along…
Heavy Rains Soak Salina After Dry Spell
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After enduring weeks of relatively dry conditions, Salina residents witnessed a dramatic turn in weather patterns as significant rainfall returned…
Obituaries - July 22, 2025
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Larry Alan Usher
Larry Alan Usher, born February 27, 1933, in Salina, Kansas, passed away Thursday, July 17, 2025, surrounded…
Saline County Jail Activity - Tuesday
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Morning Showers to Cool Down Salina, More Storms Ahead Midweek
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Showers and storms should come to an end shortly after sunrise this morning. Fortunately, the recent rainfall should keep temperatures…
Spacious 4-Bedroom Home with Dual Garages on Corner Lot – $175K
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401 NE 13th St | $175,000
Discover space, function, and value in this well-located 4-bedroom, 1-bath home with over 2,…
Public Notices - July 21, 2025
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Public notices published in the Salina311 Newspaper on July 20th and/or July 16th.
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Saline County Jail Activity - Monday
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Heatwave to Continue
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The heat will continue through the upcoming week with high temperatures in the 90s to around 100 degrees. Humidity will…
Heat Alert: High Temperatures Pose Threat to Outdoor Workers
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Hot temperatures will continue through this week leading to dangerous conditions for outdoor workers. When working under hot conditions, OSHA…
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