Salina residents’ watering schedule, and citizens not adhering to it, was a topic of concern at the city council meeting held Wednesday, April 8. “It goes without saying that there’s a water shortage throughout the state, and things are critical in our area,” said Councilman Randy Christiansen. “We need to get everyone on board with what we’re facing.” The mayor and council reiterated the watering schedule for residents; watering days for those with odd addresses ...

The Salina Lions Club hosted its first annual Service Carnival on Saturday, April 11 at the Lion’s Den, bringing together a variety of local organizations dedicated to giving back to the community. Lions Club President Carol Lowman expressed sincere appreciation to all who participated, noting that the strong turnout and spirit of service helped make the inaugural event a meaningful success. Community partners including the American Legion, local Scouts, the Backpack Club, American Red Cross, ...

Representative Carl Albrecht April 1, 2026 Fighting for Your Family and Your WalletThe 2026 Legislative Session was defined by a simple mission: keeping Utah the best state to live, work, and raise a family. My colleagues and I worked diligently to protect your hard-earned money by passing a balanced budget that cuts the state income tax for the sixth year in a row to 4.45% and reduces the gas tax by 15%. We are tackling ...