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Coldren named Corps Administrator for Sky Ryders
Sky Ryders Performing Arts Foundation (SRPAF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig Coldren as Corps Administrator. A Hutchinson native and Sky Ryders alumnus, Coldren has been a key part of the corps' revival since 2023. He brings a lifetime of connection to the organization and decades of professional experience to the role.
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Fall Plein Air Painting Event Planned at Seelye Mansion
The Arts Council of Dickinson County and the Historic Seelye Mansion invite the public to enjoy another afternoon of creativity during a fall plein air painting event at the Seelye Mansion on Saturday, October 24. According to the Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau, The event will begin with light refreshments...
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This Kansas Art Store Turns Secondhand Craft Supplies Into A Treasure Hunt
A half-yard of fabric, a jar of buttons, and a strange little trim can be all it takes to send a craft project in a completely different direction. That is the fun of shopping somewhere built around secondhand supplies. Instead of knowing exactly what will be on the shelf, you...
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Veterinarians warn of fall pet hazards
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Halloween candy, lingering fleas and preparations for colder weather can pose hazards for pets, according to veterinarians at Apple Lane Animal Hospital. Dr. Erica Miller and Dr. Logan Druecker encourage owners to keep seasonal dangers in mind as fall progresses. With Halloween approaching, Dr. Miller said...
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Salina Airport Soars Into Future With Expanded Terminal
Though it’s been operational since this summer, a celebration was held at the Salina Regional Airport Thursday afternoon inside the newly competed terminal. The 10,000 square foot expanded terminal includes a new hold room, new TSA screening area, new baggage handling including a carousel, and drop off support/equipment areas.
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Four-Story Home2 Suites Hotel Proposed Near Lowe's on South Ninth Street
A four-story, 109-room Home2 Suites by Hilton hotel proposed for South Ninth Street is scheduled to go before the Salina City Commission on Monday. Commissioners are scheduled to consider Ordinance No. 26-11304, which would amend the planned commercial zoning for the property at 3135 S. Ninth St. and approve a site development plan for the hotel. A companion item would approve a final plat dividing the property into six lots.
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This Small Town Kansas Spot Is Famous For A Chicken Fried Steak You Can’t Finish Alone
In most kitchens, someone eventually says okay that is too much food. This Kansas small town spot never had that person, and based on the line out the door, nobody is missing them. What started as a simple decision to just make it bigger has apparently never stopped. The chicken...
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10 Family-Owned Bakeries In Kansas Locals Swear By
A good bakery often has a family story hiding behind the display case. Across Kansas, family-owned bakeries have earned loyal followings by doing the simple things well and doing them for years. Fresh bread, pastries, cakes, and familiar recipes can turn a morning stop into a habit, especially when customers...
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Kansas’s longest continuous art gallery may close at year’s end
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas’s longest continuous art gallery may be closing at the end of this year. The gallery is Topeka’s very own Beauchamp’s. Bob Swain and his wife bought Beauchamp’s Gallery and Frame Shop in 2005 from founding owner Paul Beauchamp, who started the gallery in 1970.
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Saline Co. Attorney addresses decision to drop charges against shelter managers accused of animal cruelty
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Charges were dropped last week against two former Salina Animal Shelter managers who’d been accused of animal cruelty. It’s a decision met with skepticism by residents who have been following the controversy surrounding the shelter in recent months, including a failed inspection and the accusations against Andrea Murphy and Monique Hawley.
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This Giant Kansas Store Feels Like An “Amish Walmart” With Aisles Of Unexpected Bargains
What happens when a country store, a bulk-food pantry, and the world’s most wholesome treasure hunt all move under one roof?. Kansas apparently gets something people have jokingly described as an “Amish Walmart.”. And honestly, the nickname starts making sense pretty fast. One aisle has you thinking about...