Miranda Lambert just released the video for her newly-remixed version of “Tequila Does,” and she welcomed several family members and friends to take part, including her brother Luke and his husband Marc. For Lambert, having both of them in ...
The second season of the Country Music Hall of Fame’s Words & Music at Home songwriting program is underway, featuring Breland, Maddie & Tae, Charlie Worsham, Ruby Amanfu and Sam Ashworth. The program is a component of the museum’s four...
Singer-songwriter Monica is known for a string of pop and R&B hits including “Angel of Mine,” and “The Boy is Mine” (alongside Brandy), and will soon release a new album, Trenches, led by the title track, which features Lil...
Embedded from www.youtube.com. Haley Mae Campbell revels in the first blush of romance in her new track, “Never Been in Love,” as her lover’s winning ways make her feel “like I’ve never been brokenhearted, crying all night...
After a year hiatus, Everybody Counts proceeded without a hitch. The ninth annual event was held at Manhattan’s Douglass Community Recreation Center. The event offered free health screenings, food assistance and COVID vaccinations. Douglass Center DIrector Dave Baker said an event like this is beneficial to the community. In addition to COVID vaccinations, other services [...]
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Dozens gathered Saturday to attend the open house of USD 383’s first new school building in 25 years – Oliver Brown Elementary. The event kicked off with speeches by a few local school leaders and Cheryl Brown Henderson, the daughter of the school’s namesake, who was part of the famed Brown vs. Board of Education [...]
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A retired Army veteran from Manhattan will head up the Kansas agency which oversees veterans affairs. Gov. Laura Kelly announced Friday Brigadier General (ret’d) William Turner as the new Director of the Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs Office (KCVAO). Kelly, in a release, said General Turner has gained a wealth of experience in program management, [...]
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The city of Manhattan will again require staff and visitors to wear masks in indoor facilities starting Monday. City Manager Ron Fehr announced the mandate in a Friday afternoon press release, noting that the requirement is only for the city-operated facilities and does not mean that there’s a city-wide mask ordinance. Fehr says the decision [...]
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The first legislative redistricting public input listening session will be Monday morning in Manhattan. The joint House and Senate committees on redistricting will meet at nine in the ballroom of the K-State Union, launching a five-day, 14 city tour of the state. Each stop includes a 75-minute hearing. U.S. Census numbers from last year are [...]
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The Manahttan Area Convention and Visitors Bureau says the recovery from last year’s lack of visitors because of the pandemic continues. Executive Director Karen Hibbard tells KMAN that, at the end of June, the hotel occupancy rate was 50-point-six percent for the year. While the July numbers aren’t official, Hibbard did note that the final [...]
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