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Visit our new Go Green section	It's all about conservation Salina Journal Martha Tasker is pretty sure the city has water users' attention: when they got their water bills this summer, they started calling. "Many individuals are thinking about the cost," she said diplomatically. full story	Saturday, March 07, 2009 11:27 PM Water concerns becoming more important Looking back 2008 Salina has dipped its toe in recycling, but more is needed Groundwater cleanup could start soon Renewables grow on Salina "Green" building design helps Bucher, Willis Ratliff build business CityGo buses reduce stress while helping the environment Public water discourse A 'stimulating' time to go green Local company must adapt to worldwide standards View All

	Spending, but with more effort Salina Journal Economists sometimes call it the paradox of thrift: in tough times people spend less making times tougher still. And while this paradox hasn't really hit Salina -- sales tax data suggest spending is keeping up with, perhaps even exceeding the rate of inflation -- there are signs that it's getting harder to come up with the money. full story	Sunday, March 01, 2009 12:14 AM Teacher or construction worker, job opportunities still exist in Salina Restaurants, fitness center on horizon Recapturing customers after relocating a business Month by month The twists and turns of a career in the restaurant business He's got a corner on success Kohl's opens new store in Salina Checking up on the process of payments Electrical products business finds home in Salina Bicentennial Center makes its mark Union membership holding its own View All

	Career choice is the toughest Salina Journal Duane Custer can always tell when the economy is tanking. "The typical scenario when the economy has gone down is people go back to school to get new skills," said Custer, director of the Salina Area Technical College. "This is the ideal time to get the training." full story	Sunday, February 22, 2009 7:21 AM New heart surgeon finding lots to like about Salina Technical colleges losing stigma April, May and June events Surgical hospital celebrating 10 years of service Salina music store has kept its independent streak for 37 years Salina ministers embrace technology to spread message Aquatic park expectations are high Area colleges expecting increase in students SATC poised to bring great rewards to area Private schools plan for the future View All

	Salina's changing fortunes By DUANE SCHRAG Salina Journal Change really has arrived. In 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke 13,000 in May. Gasoline zoomed from $2.78 a gallon in February to $4.09 in July. Wheat broke $12 a bushel, corn went over $7 and beans flirted with $15. full story	Sunday, February 15, 2009 2:12 AM Juggling a new career Entertainment choices increase as economy continues to sink Social service Selling Salina on its strengths Looking back on 2008 - January, February, March Delivering the goods -- be bigger, better, faster, cheaper Managing farm risk vital in volatile climate Salina banks are doing well despite national economy Manufacturers weather economic slowdown Salina Community Theatre expansion drive having success Cash strapped View All

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