The mission of Community Access Television of Salina, Inc. is to build community by providing a forum for communication among Salina citizens through the use of electronic media.
Community Access Television is open to the public to allow citizens of Salina and Saline County, Kansas, to produce their own programs expressing their ideas, opinions, and viewpoints. Programming may be seen on channels 19, 20, and 21 on the Salina cable system. To find out how you can get involved, call 823-2500, click here to send us an e-mail, or just come to Tuesday Night Television, held every Tuesday at 6pm.
Community Access will have coverage of many area high school and college graduations, including: USD 305, USD 306, USD 307, USD 400, USD 240, USD 393, St. John's Military School, Kansas Wesleyan University, and the Salina Adult Education Center. Click here for a complete program schedule.
In addition, each ceremony will be available as video-on-demand. Links will appear on the graduation ceremony program schedule page, and will be available starting the week following each ceremony.
DVD copies of each ceremony will be available for $15 per copy. Please call Community Access at 823-2500 to place your order. Because of expected high demand, please allow 2-3 weeks for processing.
Volunteers are needed for our coverage of the USD 305 graduations! Shifts are 10am-1pm, 1pm-4pm, 4pm-7pm, 7pm-10pm. If you can help, please call Corbin Riedel at 823-2500.
Community Access is offering a summer youth camp for 6th-9th graders. The two-week camp will be held July 15-18 and July 22-25 from 1-5pm each day. Students will learn to operate cameras, editing equipment, and the studio, and produce a program that will be cablecast on Community Access! Tuition for the camp is $30 per student. Scholarships are available; click here to inquire.
Many of the programs made by community volunteers and cablecast on Community Access Television are now also available as streaming video. These programs can be viewed at any time! Click here to view a catalog of available programs, or click the "Video-On-Demand" link at the top of the page. Windows Media Player is required to view these videos.
You can also search the programming database for program information and airtimes for programs, including schedules for future days/weeks! Just click here to get started!
Community Access Television and the Salina Area Community Services Council teamed up to present "A Place To Call Home," a community forum on housing in Salina on Thursday, April 3 . The program featured a panel discussion by community leaders, followed by a question and answer session.
Thanks to Linda Hagen-Piercy of Team 1 Real Estate for underwriting Community Access' coverage of this event.
Click here to watch the program (1 hour, 30 minutes). Windows Media Player required.
Effective immediately, Community Access Television has new e-mail addresses. Click here to send an e-mail to our general mailbox, and click here to send a Community Bulletin Board announcement. Thanks!
Community Access had a very strong year in 2007, with 86 producers submitting 920 new programs during the year, totaling 661.25 hours. This is the second-highest program total in our history. Our 138 volunteers put in 6,638.25 hours, and we are grateful for all their work. To learn more, watch the Access Annual Meeting and Festival of Stars, which was held on January 17. Watch streaming video of the program!
Today on Channel 21...
May 9, 2008
5:00 PM Democracy Now!
6:00 PM We The People
6:30 PM Strictly Salina:Building Safety Week
7:00 PM Entertainment Access Presents: The Jarred Daniels Band
9:00 PM Life Talk May 08
(programming block repeats at 10pm and again at 5am the next morning)
Subscribe to the RSS schedule feeds: Channel 19 (Ed. Access) Channel 20 (Gov. Access) Channel 21 (Public Access) (these feeds show programming for the next 72 hours)
The monthly Access Auction is now closed. Thank you to all the bidders and the donors for thier support of Community Access Television.
Community Access Television and the Salina Area Community Services Council teamed up to present "A Place To Call Home," a community forum on housing in Salina on Thursday, April 3 . The program featured a panel discussion by community leaders, followed by a question and answer session.
