Salina, Utah

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Salina, Utah Salina is located in the heart of the state of Utah and is home for about 3,000 residents.

10/08/2026

Fire Prevention Week! Remember, if you happen to have a fire in your oven, keep the door CLOSED so the fire doesn't spread. Call 911 immediately! 🔥 🚒

10/08/2026

Your ballot is protected by important safeguards.
Tamper-Proof Seals: Every drop box, machine, and transport container uses numbered seals to log every time it is opened or closed.

Chain of Custody Logs: Unbroken logs ensure every single ballot is accounted for and handled according to official policy.

Poll Watchers: Members of the public are on-site to watch the voting and counting process in real time.

Ballot Center Tours: Local election offices open their doors to the public—reach out to your clerk to schedule a tour and see how votes are protected.

Secure Technology: Voting equipment stays completely offline, with built-in hash validation to confirm system security.

10/08/2026

🍽️ Lunch Special at Mom’s Cafe!

Come enjoy a tender, slow-cooked Pot Roast served with creamy mashed potatoes and savory gravy, plus our delicious green beans. ❤️

🌽 Soup of the Day: Corn Chowder

Come hungry and let us take care of lunch! 😋
We’ll see you at Mom’s Cafe!

10/08/2026

IT’S NOT EVERY DAY THE TROPICAL CONE GOES THROUGH UTAH. 🌴➡️🌧️

Tropical Storm Rachel is weakening, but it’s still a fascinating system to watch. The National Hurricane Center’s latest forecast track takes Rachel northeast across the Southwest this weekend — and there is a chance it could move inland as a tropical storm before eventually becoming post-tropical.

Look closely at the cone: it actually extends right through Utah. The NHC currently has the system reaching the Utah region Sunday.

For us, the bigger story isn’t tropical-storm winds. It’s the deep tropical moisture Rachel is helping transport northward, which will interact with a strong Pacific storm system and set the stage for a potentially significant, multi-day rain event across Utah.

A tropical cyclone influencing our weather this far inland is pretty unusual. 🌀

10/08/2026

🦋 Half a gram. Up to 3,000 miles. One extraordinary journey.

Some eastern monarch butterflies travel up to 3,000 miles to reach their wintering grounds in Mexico—all while weighing about half a gram.

Imagine that much endurance tucked into those delicate orange-and-black wings. A little butterfly, a mighty journey. 🍂

Have you spotted any monarchs passing through your garden lately? Tell us where you’re watching from!

10/08/2026

Oral History Grants Are OPEN! Draft applications are due on the 1st of November, 2026.

We are accepting applications for our Oral History Grants! Receive up to $3,000 to support your oral history project.

This collaborative effort between Utah Humanities and the Utah Historical Society provides funding for projects that collect and transcribe oral history interviews and make the content available to Utah communities through live public programming. Recordings and transcripts from these grant-funded projects will be deposited in the Utah Historical Society Collections.

For more information and to apply, visit https://utahhumanities.org/programs/special-projects/grants/oral-history-grants

Utah Historical Society

10/08/2026

It’s Voter Education Week! 🗳️
This week, we’re sharing simple ways to get informed, make a plan, and feel confident when it’s time to vote. Follow along and pass on the power.

10/08/2026

BREAKING: HURRICANE RACHEL'S CONE EXTENDS INTO CA, AZ, NV & UT🌀 🌧️💨🌪️the forecast envelope associated with Hurricane Rachel and its remnants now extends into parts of California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah as a major pattern change develops this weekend into early next week!

Rachel is still a hurricane over the Eastern Pacific, but a powerful trough dropping into the western U.S. is expected to eventually grab the system, turn it sharply northeast and pull a plume of deep tropical moisture into the Southwest and Great Basin. Rachel itself should weaken substantially and become post-tropical before moving inland, but its moisture could still produce significant impacts.

Flash flooding looks like the primary risk. Tropical moisture interacting with the approaching trough could produce rounds of heavy rain from Southern California and Arizona north into southern Nevada and Utah. The current excessive-rain outlook highlights southeastern California, southern Nevada, western Arizona and southwestern Utah, where atmospheric moisture could reach several standard deviations above normal. Burn scars, slot canyons, normally dry washes and low-lying areas will be especially vulnerable. Utah could be particularly wet, with current guidance supporting roughly 1-2 inches across much of the state and locally more than 2.5 inches, especially across southern Utah.

Gusty winds will also become a concern as Rachel's remnants interact with the strengthening western trough. Some of the strongest winds may occur over exposed terrain, mountain passes and desert areas, even well away from Rachel's former center. Southern Nevada could see especially gusty conditions accompanying the developing storm system.

This is a lower-confidence, more conditional threat. As tropical moisture increases and the upper trough strengthens, thunderstorms will become possible across portions of the region. If enough instability develops, enhanced wind shear could allow a few storms to rotate, meaning an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. This is something that will need to be watched closely as we get closer and the instability/shear environment becomes clearer.

The exact corridor of heaviest rain, strongest winds and thunderstorms can still shift substantially. The interaction between Rachel and the incoming trough will ultimately determine where the greatest impacts occur🌀 🌧️💨🌪️

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Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm

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