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Salina South's 'Common Grounds' coffee bar operating back at full steam

Salina South High School underwent extensive renovations in 2018 and part of those changes included adding a coffee bar. 

Salina South student interns open school coffee shop

Student interns in the culinary arts program at Salina South High School opened a coffee shop this week.

Salina culinary arts program crafts young kitchen professionals

Salina high school students are getting professional kitchen experience through culinary arts courses at Salina South and Salina Central.

A community in the crosshairs: Supervisors move to instate a toll that will hurt our income, families and friends

'He was everyone's coach': Bobby Bowden remembered by fans

Capitol News Service » Blog Archive » Florida Retirement Changes Coming

Jeff Vasilinda becomes the Vasilinda Family’s first published author! February 4th, 2021 by Mike Vasilinda Florida’s pension plan would be no more under legislation that cleared a Senate Committee at the State Capitol Thursday morning. Some call the plan underfunded, but there are fears that ending the defined benefit plan could make it harder to hire critical workers. The state pension plan isn’t just for state workers. Most teachers, sheriffs deputies, and many city and county employees are all members of the Florida retirement system. “The balance stands at $184 billion,” said Ash Williams with the State Board of Administration.