Brookville News

Public meetings are to be arranged in New Cambria, Gypsum, Assaria, Brookville, Smolan and Salina.

The Ashby House is restoring this house at 206 W. Walnut. Leslie Jones and Bill Magdeburg cut lumber while working at a residential facility owned by Ashby House.

Steven H. Weis Jr., 25, gave an account of the fight that differed in several details from prosecution witnessesa version of events in the early morning hours of July 13, 2008, in central Salina.

But think that way, and you can kiss the job goodbye, Joyce Volk warned students at Ell-Saline Middle/High School at the start of a career day Thursday.

A decision on filing a new school funding lawsuit could come as early as next month as more school districts statewide join Schools for Fair Funding and pledge to help fund a new court battle.

A roll over crash on Watkins Road injures a rural Brookville woman. According to the Saline County Sheriff's Office, Christina Lecklider, 28 of 10798 W. Watkins Road, was traveling eastbound on Watkins Road early Sunday evening around 5:15pm. For an unknown reason Lecklider lost control of her 1996 Pontiac Grand Prix and entered a ditch near Reese ...

It ended with one of them paralyzed from the chest down with the tip of a knife embedded in his spine.

Bill and Marlene Murphy, Waldo, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Brookville Hotel, Abilene.

Bill and Marlene Murphy, Waldo, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Brookville Hotel, Abilene.

Katie Visco, Boston, runs early Wednesday morning on Kansas Highway 140 west of Salina.

A Central Kansas man was hurt when the tractor he was riding was hit by a train.

Josh Kejr, like most teenagers, is adept at computers. The 18-year-old was reared on the family farm near Brookville, so it was only a matter of time before the Ell-Saline High School FFA member found a way to merge diesel fuel with the computer chip.

Dillon J. Bradford was transported by Ellsworth County Emergency Medical Services to Salina Regional Health Center and then transported by Lifestar to Wesley Medical Center after the crash at 4:55 a.m. about 13 miles east of Ellsworth.

Heres an idea for a science-fiction thriller: A virulent, mutating fungus capable of killing most of the worlds wheat crop begins to spread, threatening famine and economic havoc.

Harvest was slow to get going Friday on Duane Flaherty's farm. First came a flurry of activity to fuel up and grease his combines, trucks and grain cart.

Saline County commissioners are to conduct their yearly review of a five-year plan for use of Kansas Department of Transportation grant funds for bridge replacement at their weekly formal meeting Tuesday.

Local law enforcement will be running down the streets of Salina in a couple of weeks.