May 26, 2008 | Salina Journal
Reward offered for information on arson
A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the Sunday afternoon fire that damaged a vacant house and outbuildings at the Peony ... via Salina Journal
Scholarships available to Tescott graduates
Applications are available for two, $1,000 scholarships for graduates of Tescott High School. via Salina Journal
Perry shop creates art for home
“My son Len and his wife, Cathy, pretty much taught me to use the computer”
Larry Nichol guides you through his shop. First, there is the sandblasting room, where a stone post has just been engraved with a name and KSU logo. via Topeka Capital-Journal
Giving back makes this a cool family to be part of
“Every year there's been that one story that brings tears to your eyes”
Marlene Arthur doesn't waver in her yearly commitment to join her children in serving at the Salvation Army Thanksgiving Dinner. via Salina Journal
“I'm glad he won't be able to do this to anyone else”
Dr. John Toth, a Topeka physician charged with killing one patient and injuring a second, pleaded no contest Wednesday to reckless involuntary manslaughter. via The Topeka Capital-Journal
Alcohol believed to be a factor as car struck house
“The follow-up with the wayfinding signs in the downtown will really add to it.”
Stretch of Parsons Road reopened Parsons Road, between Halstead Road and Fairchilds Road, has been reopened, the Saline County Road and Bridge Department announced through a press release. via Salina Journal