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Category: Prairie Festival

SALINA, Kan. — Bill  McKibben didn’t always make a habit of getting arrested. He was a wunderkind, a Harvard graduate who became a staff writer at the New Yorker at…

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Salina-based artist Rena Detrixhe spent Friday creating a “Red Dirt Rug” that embodies the history of humanity’s relationship with the nature of a certain state. Detrixhe imprinted the rug on…

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In recent months, the institute captured headlines for its progress commercializing 
perennial wheat — technically, in this case, an intermediate wheatgrass — produced 
under an identity-preserved system and trademarked with…

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Last weekend, along the high banks of the Smoky Hill River a few miles south of Salina, Kansas, more than a thousand revolutionaries from all over the country gathered to…

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