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Jazz takes its turn in Manhattan
Country music dominated the music scene last weekend in Manhattan with the Country Stampede, but this weekend, it is jazz's turn.
Jenkins: Election 'biggest opportunity'
Thank you for your efforts with the City Park Pavilion. Outside of Kansas State University's campus there may not be a more historic landmark in Manhattan as significant and worthy of our stewardship and ...
Boyda seeks to restore K-18 funds
Well, the fireworks dates were not extended. Sherow and Strawn made it clear that they would not vote to extend the four days based on the nuisance aspect of more noise and the cost to the city to deal with the ...
I was not born or raised in Manhattan, but have called it home for a long time. Its amazing that a home bought here less than 15 years ago has more than doubled in value, and the property tax on it is almost as ...
Manhattan pool closed due to safety breaches
People in Manhattan looking for a place to beat the summer heat had their options limited Wednesday when the city, in the interest of public safety, closed City Park Pool for at least the rest of the season.
Sage:Busting the Steele Industry
At the risk of re-opening an near dead thread, I wanted to tell everyone who would like to make Manhattan more bike friendly that there is a questionnaire in this months Water bill regarding the cycling habits ...
During a political summer leading up to a Democratic National Convention starring a charismatic young newcomer, it's no surprise that a book about Bobby Kennedy's short-lived 1968 presidential campaign is ...
Hail-Damaged Wheat Fields Can Create Future Problems
MANHATTAN, Kan. - This summers hail-damaged wheat can easily lead to problems in fall with volunteer wheat, insects and wheat streak mosaic, said Jim Shroyer, Kansas State University agronomist.
Ag Risk and Profit Conference scheduled
With sessions related to everything from ethanol to climate change to farm policy and more, the K-State Risk and Profit Conference will touch on numerous topics relevant to farmers and ranchers working in ...
Purple Wave Expands With Six New Locations; Takes Home Multiple Awards at Marketing Competition
Purple Wave, the "click and mortar" auction company, announced that the company has recently expanded its operation to cover six U.S. states, including locations in Sierra, NV; Dallas, TX; Kansas City, Wichita ...
Kansas Ag Leadership Program Seeks Nominations
With the volatility and opportunities in the current economic environment, many involved in agribusiness believe the industrys success is more dependent than ever on sound leadership.
Manhattan Town Center Helps Storm Victims
The mall in Manhattan is doing something special for tornado victims whose homes were either severely damaged or completely destroyed last week.
Study: Moving Virus Research Could Be Costly
A federal report says locating a new high-security research lab at one of the five locations being considered would cause economic disaster if there was an outbreak of a contagious animal disease.
Manhattan, Chapman Suffer Tornado Damage
Emergency crews are assessing damage from apparent tornadoes in Central Kansas. The National Weather Service said there are reports of major damage, including homes destroyed in the Dickinson County town of ...
Manhattan Roadway to Partially Close During Clean Up
City crews in Manhattan have started cleaning up tree limbs and other debris from last week's tornadoes, which is going to cause some road closures Wednesday, June 18.
Salvation Army Sends Disaster Vehicles to Chapman
The Salvation Army is continuing to provide assistance to three north central Kansas communities devastated by tornadoes Wednesday night.
Wefald: K.S.U. 'very fortunate' compared to others
Particularly when viewed against the devastation in nearby areas, Kansas State University could have been left in far worse shape by a June 11 tornado, said Jon Wefald, K.S.U. president.
Residents assess damage after twisters
As a tornado bore down on their town, Debby Peterson and her husband knew they had to find shelter.
Three Arrested in Connection With Riley County Felonies
On June 13, 2008, detectives of the Riley County Police Department made arrests in connection with a series of three violent felonies that occurred during the past week.
Fatal crash follows Riley Co. chase
One man is dead after a police pursuit in Riley County last night. Authorities say 26-year-old Gary Guerra Jr.