Salina City and the Salina Lions Club would like to pay tribute to Rodney Rasmussen at the time of his recent passing and publicly acknowledge their appreciation for his dedication and service to the community. “We want to let everyone know how much we appreciated him, and he will be dearly missed,” said a statement from Salina City. “He was one of the originals working on the Veterans Memorial; he worked hard to receive grants ...

Jaymie Magnolia Knight was the first child born in Sevier County in 2025. She was born January 2nd to parents Ashley Powell and Jonathan Knight of Richfield at Intermountain Sevier Valley Hospital. She weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and is 19 inches long. The birth went without complication, and the parents and two older sisters are excited to welcome Jaymie home. Michael Ivan, DO, was the delivering physician, and Ashley and Jonathan expressed their appreciation for ...

At their regularly scheduled meeting held Wednesday, December 11, 2024, the Salina City councilmen agreed to offer free dog licenses until the end of February, with proof of rabies vaccine. This will be the second year Salina is not charging a fee for licensing, and Kathy Maxwell, Treasurer, reported that last year 50-60 more dogs were licensed than the previous year when a fee applied, and many of them were tagged earlier than normal.  The ...