List of people from Salina, Kansas

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Salina native Steven Hawley was a mission specialist on five NASA mission flights. Hawley-sa.jpg
Salina native Steven Hawley was a mission specialist on five NASA mission flights.

Arts and entertainment

Film, television, and theater

Journalism

Music

Other visual arts

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Military

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State

Religion

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American football

Baseball

Basketball

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