The Riley County Health Department announced Saturday that Dirty Dawg Saloon, located in Aggieville, has been forced to close after the establishment had multiple violations of the most recent local health order. Violations were obtained by Riley County Police Department body camera footage, and included overcrowding, open dance floors and staying open past midnight. The [...]

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Friday was the final day mail in ballots could be accepted in Kansas for the general election. That said, the race for Riley County Commission District 3 seat remains within single digits. At the end of business Friday, the Riley County Clerk’s office reported Republican John Matta received one additional vote from Thursday, pushing his [...]

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The Riley County Commission on Friday approved the first round Riley County CARES Business Grants. Through the initial round of this program, about $591,735.97 was granted to around 40 Riley County businesses. These funds are the first of about $2.5 million that the county commission has set aside for small-business support. Businesses that are eligible [...]

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Kansas State University is planning to downscale commencement ceremonies this fall in response to increasing COVID-19 case numbers in Kansas. The ceremonies, which will take place Nov. 20-22, will not involve speeches or processionals. However, students will still be able to take part in an on-stage recognition and photo opportunities involving graduation gowns and diploma [...]

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