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Stuff the Bus planned Saturday outside Walmart

School supplies are being collected Saturday for the USD 383 FIT Closet during the annual Stuff the Bus event outside Walmart. Manhattan Broadcasting has again partnered with the FIT Closet, Konza United Way and K-State Credit Union to outfit all USD 383 students with enough school supplies to start the school year. FIT Closet Coordinator [...]

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By |2021-07-16T08:44:20-05:00July 16th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Stuff the Bus planned Saturday outside Walmart

K-State to require incoming Manhattan freshmen to live on campus beginning in 2022

Kansas State University will require incoming Manhattan campus first-year students to live on campus starting in Fall 2022. The university said Friday it is implementing this residency requirement for the first two semesters to enhance student success. Vice President for Student Life and dean of students Thomas Lane says national research and university-specific data show [...]

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Kansas commission favors end to Native American mascots in public schools

The newly created Kansas Commission on Racial Equity and Justice is recommending all schools “review and eliminate” the use of Native American mascots, nicknames or imagery in public school settings. The commission, formed by Gov. Laura Kelly in June 2020, released its voluntary guidance Wednesday and suggested state action could accelerate and encourage such actions [...]

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By |2021-07-15T15:32:53-05:00July 15th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Kansas commission favors end to Native American mascots in public schools

One person killed in weather-related wreck in Pottawatomie County

One person was killed Thursday morning in a weather-related two-vehicle crash in Pottawatomie County. The Kansas Highway Patrol says it happened shortly before 9 a.m on Highway 13, east of the Tuttle Creek dam. The accident led to a nearly five hour closure of the highway between Dyer and Westmoreland Roads. Heavy rains fell in [...]

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By |2021-07-15T13:58:54-05:00July 15th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on One person killed in weather-related wreck in Pottawatomie County

Ex-Junction City High athletic trainers convicted of sexual exploitation of minor

A former Junction City High School athletic trainer has entered a no-contest plea in Geary County District Court to a single count of sexual exploitation of a child. Online court documents show Brandon Martino entered the plea at a Tuesday arraignment hearing and was subsequently found guilty by Judge Michael Powers. In exchange for Martino’s [...]

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By |2021-07-14T15:42:51-05:00July 14th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Ex-Junction City High athletic trainers convicted of sexual exploitation of minor

Pott. County sets meeting to discuss revenue neutral rate

Pottawatomie County commissioners have set a hearing date next month to review the 2022 budget and discuss the revenue neutral rate. Assistant County Administrator and finance officer Heather Gladbach, reviewed the draft budget how it compares to the 2021 budget. Gladbach explains why the county will exceed its revenue neutral rate in 2022. The $1.7 [...]

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By |2021-07-14T14:11:00-05:00July 14th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Pott. County sets meeting to discuss revenue neutral rate

Manhattan man charged with domestic battery, theft

A Manhattan man was arrested Monday after police say he injured a woman and stole a vehicle. Officers from the Riley County Police Department charged 18-year-old Luke Johnson with domestic battery, criminal damage to property, criminal restraint, criminal deprivation of property and theft. Police allege Johnson injured a 19-year-old female, damaged her shirt and necklace, [...]

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By |2021-07-13T15:24:14-05:00July 13th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Manhattan man charged with domestic battery, theft

Manhattan Chamber announces 2021 Business Awards finalists

The Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce has announced finalists for its upcoming 2021 Business Awards Luncheon. Awards are handed out in five categories. The Tourism Development Award finalists include the Midwest Dream Car Museum, Whoville, Inc. (the nonprofit that oversees the annual Festival of Lights) and Wildwood Adventure Park. The Small Business of the Year finalists include [...]

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Voter registration for Aug. 3 primary ends Tuesday; advance voting starts Wednesday

Tuesday is the final day to get registered if you plan to vote in the August 3 primary. The Riley County Clerk’s office, inside the Riley County Office Building is the place to get that done. Advance voting by mail and in person at the Clerk’s office begins on Wednesday, and continues through noon on [...]

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By |2021-07-12T15:00:29-05:00July 12th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Voter registration for Aug. 3 primary ends Tuesday; advance voting starts Wednesday

Wamego Hospital Foundation receives donation from Barker Estate

Wamego Health Center has received another sizable donation to help upgrade equipment or facilities. The hospital’s foundation announced Friday that the Dick and Pinky Barker Estate gave a generous final gift of about $30,000 to help with future endeavors. The Barkers had previously given the foundation an initial $300,000 gift in 2013 to begin the [...]

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