When it comes to the musical “Crazy for You,” everything old is new again.
Salina’s string of 100-degree days was broken Thursday, but it still was plenty hot enough that some of the animals at the Tri Rivers Fair needed extra attention.
Fears of a global shortage for grains like wheat are a boon for Kansas farmers, who could reap the benefits of a nearly $3 jump in prices since the middle of harvest.
The primary colors in the recent 1st Congressional District election were green and gold: Green, the color of money, chasing the gold — votes.
ELLSWORTH — David Bone’s tenure with the Ellsworth Correctional Facility was brief, yet his personality and experience helped him quickly forge a bond with the prison staff, Bone’s boss said Thursday.
“This one is getting sucked in (becoming thinner) because he has not been drinking enough,” Myriah Jensen, 16, of Gypsum, said about a lamb she was giving a yellow liquid to before a showing.
The untimely death of Bone, 52, the prison’s deputy warden, in a vehicle crash Saturday brings to three the number of staff members at the prison who have died this year.
Three rings and other items were found with the bones of an unidentified white or Asian woman between the ages of 33 and 56. Those items can be viewed on the Journal’s website, salina.com.
On July 16, KDHE issued a public health advisory after confirming a toxic blue-green algae bloom in the reservoir. Elevated levels of toxins from the algae were also confirmed.
William K. Sedille, 38, 1023 E. Iron, is accused of theft for allegedly entering Mary Laflamme’s house in the 1000 block of University Place between 10 and 10:30 a.m. Tuesday and stealing a .38-caliber revolver, Canon digital camera and book of checks, said Capt. Mike Sweeney.
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