Charles Rankin is a news reporter at the Salina Journal. He covers various aspects of the Salina community, focusing on local politics, education, arts and entertainment, and themes related to climate change and healthcare. Charles has been featured in notable publications such as The Indianapolis Star, Yahoo News, and the Topeka Capital-Journal.
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Charles Rankin's coverage focuses on local news, including community events, government announcements, and local businesses in the Salina, Kansas area. Pitching to Charles should involve providing insights into upcoming local events or developments within city institutions such as City Commission meetings and county commissions.
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Salina Journal The Smoky Hill River Run is set to return for its 45th year, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Smoky Hill River Festival.
Salina Journal Smoky Hill River Festivalgoers will have plenty of options for food , with more than 30 vendors heading to Oakdale Park this June.
The Smoky Hill Equality Coalition hosting a two day Pride celebration in Salina featuring drag and family events.
The Smoky Hill River Festival celebrates 50 years with new interactive art activities like Community Tangle and Viva La Tinta.
Twenty-seven young women from across South Dakota compete for the title of Miss South Dakota this weekend in Brookings.
Rolling Hills will join all other AZA zoos in Kansas in new KaZOO Wild Adventure Passport program.
Charles Rankin, Salina Journal Students pursuing technical careers at Salina Area Technical College will have new scholarship opportunities, thanks to a $50,000 donation from Larry and Stephanie Hettenbach.
Salina Journal The Salina Area Chamber and Visit Salina will host the official launch event for the new DiscoverSalina.org community website.
Details are already emerging as there are 100 days left until this year's Kansas State Fair.
By: Charles Rankin
Reno County health officials are teaching residents how to spot and treat meth overdoses after a recent spike.
