Services / Business Organizations

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Abilene Area Chamber of Commerce

785-263-1770

500 N Buckeye Ave, Abilene, KS Locate on map

Chamber Of Commerce

785-227-3706

104 E Lincoln St, Lindsborg, KS Locate on map

Chamber Of Commerce

620-241-3303

306 N Main St, Mc Pherson, KS Locate on map

Chamber Of Commerce

785-658-2211

506 27th St, Wilson, KS Locate on map

Ellsworth-Kanopolis Chamber

785-472-4071

114 1/2 N Douglas Ave, Ellsworth, KS Locate on map

Farm Bureau Insurance

785-524-4292

146 E Lincoln Ave, Lincoln, KS Locate on map

Harrington Economic Devmnt

785-258-2123

106 N Broadway, Herington, KS Locate on map

Herington Chamber Of Commerce

785-258-2115

106 N Broadway, Herington, KS Locate on map

IBEW

785-827-8140

2055 S Ohio St, Salina, KS Locate on map

Kansas Association of Public Employees

785-493-0790

2055 S Ohio St, Salina, KS Locate on map

Kansas Greyhound Registry

785-263-4759

711 Old 40, Abilene, KS Locate on map

Labor Building Assn Inc

785-827-3448

2055 S Ohio St, Salina, KS Locate on map

Lincoln Area Chamber-Commerce

785-524-4934

144 E Lincoln Ave, Lincoln, KS Locate on map

Minneapolis Area Chamber-Cmmrc

785-392-3068

200 W 2nd St, Minneapolis, KS Locate on map

Moundridge Chamber Of Commerce

620-345-6300

225 S Christian Ave, Moundridge, KS Locate on map

National Greyhound Assn

785-263-4660

729 Old 40, Abilene, KS Locate on map

Pace Local 5-0558

620-241-4068

209 N Kelly St, Mc Pherson, KS Locate on map

Salina Area Chamber Of Commerce

785-827-9301

120 W Ash St, Salina, KS Locate on map

Salina Downtown Inc

785-825-0535

114 S 7th St # A, Salina, KS Locate on map

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One hundred-fifty years ago, in 1858, a town that drew its riches from commerce, was established along the banks of the Smoky Hill River. More specifically, Salina, correctly pronounced "Sa-LIE-na," saw its early settlers derive their living by hunting and trading with the American Indians and immigrants to the west. Robes and skins secured from the American Indians were hauled to Fort Leavenworth and sold.

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