Solomon News

Steve Woolf sits in his new office in the USD 460 district office. Woolf, Hesston's new superintendent, officially started the job on July 1, although he had been in town, training with former superintendent ...

The Solomon Times is reporting that after years of ACT Policing officers going over to the Solomons, two of them are coming here.

As part of the Interstate Highway 70 reconstruction project in Saline County, eastbound ramps at the Niles Road interchange will be closed Monday for reconstruction.

With the skyrocketing cost of fuel, officials at Solomon USD 393 are looking at new ways to save energy.

The two men challenging Sen. Pete Brungardt, R-Salina, for his 24th District Kansas Senate seat have cited energy issues as their impetus for filing.

An important step in the restoration of a steam engine was recently completed by volunteers of the Abilene and Smoky Valley Railroad Association.

It's a very tantalizing scent, one that tempts your taste buds and makes your mouth water.

Tara Solomon Kansas Extension agent I hope you have had an opportunity to spend time in the garden or visit the farmer's market this year! Growing interest in gardening and farmers' markets, a desire to ...

Abilene High School head track and field coach Ken Russell wasn't expecting many medals from this weekend's Class 4A state meet.

Streamflow records collected by the USGS indicate that years 2000-2006 represent the sixth hydrologic drought during the past eight decades.

“The project was for electrical services and is not a full set of services that are available at private campgrounds”

Thanks to the efforts of public and private forces, Eisenhower Park has gained an additional $50,000 upgrade for its electrical outlets. via Abilene Reflector-Chronicle

“Students learned about all aspects of water”

With topics like gooey garbage and germ warfare, fourth graders from across Dickinson County gathered Thursday at Brown's Memorial Park to have fun, yet learn. via Abilene Reflector-Chronicle

University of Kansas students who have excelled academically have been selected to carry banners for KU's 12 schools and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences during commencement next month. via The University of Kansas

“I'd like to hear the township's view.”

Disposing e-waste in Dickinson County has gotten a little closer. By a 3-0 vote Thursday, the Dickinson County Commission approved the purchase of two large metal storage sheds that will be used by the County ... via Abilene Reflector-Chronicle

“On a fair and level playing field, we believe we will be theprovider of choice in the communities we serve because of our approach to true community partnership and customer service”

Construction that will bring high-speed telecommunications fiber to communities in portions of North Central Kansas begins next week. via Abilene Reflector-Chronicle

A California truck driver was taken to Wichita hospital after his semi crashed in Dickinson County Saturday night. via Abilene Reflector-Chronicle

“Those of you who got one of those letters, I'm sure you saw some very nice handwriting. They were very proud of what they were doing.”

Schilling Elementary School students react after hearing the number of shoes their $11,000.51 in collected funds will purchase during an assembly Friday afternoon, April 11, 2008 at Schilling Elementary School ... via Salina Journal

County board approves contract for engineering services Last Updated: April 08, 2008 01:11:40 PM Cloud County board of commissioners, Monday, approved a contract with Bucher, Willis & Ratliff for the KDHE ... via Blade-Empire

The reconstruction of Interstate Highway 70 east of Salina will resume Friday, weather permitting, the Kansas Department of Transportation announced Wednesday through a press release. via Salina Journal

The USD #393 Board of Education met for a regular meeting on March 10. Board members resent: Gary Mitchell, Vice President, Russ Fair, David Hasker, Darlene Janssen, Mark Wallace. via Abilene Reflector-Chronicle