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Flint Hills ATA donates bus to Morning Star Inc. CRO

A 12 person passenger bus, retired by the Flint Hills Area Transportation Agency, was officially donated to Morning Star CRO Friday. Morning Star Inc. CRO serves clients in substance abuse recovery or suffering from severe mental health matters. Elizabeth Stitt is the a driver and peer support specialist with Morning Star. She says having this [...]

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By |2021-06-25T15:59:17-05:00June 25th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Flint Hills ATA donates bus to Morning Star Inc. CRO

Pottawatomie County continues search for public works administrator

Help wanted signs are popping up everywhere across the region including local government. Assistant Pottawatomie County Administrator Officer Heather Gladbach says there are close to a dozen vacancies in the county offices, including six positions in public works. The public works administrator position has been vacant since December when former administrator Peter Clark announced his [...]

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By |2021-06-24T14:58:58-05:00June 24th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Pottawatomie County continues search for public works administrator

Governor Kelly proclaims Kansas Dairy Month in visit to Hildebrand Farms Dairy

Governor Laura Kelly proclaimed June as Kansas Dairy Month Thursday with a stop at Hildebrand Farms Dairy. During her visit, which also included Secretary of Agriculture Mike Beam, Kelly pledged support for dairy farmers, who produce over 4 billion pounds of milk each year, generating over $668 million to the Kansas economy. Last year, the [...]

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By |2021-06-24T13:28:20-05:00June 24th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Governor Kelly proclaims Kansas Dairy Month in visit to Hildebrand Farms Dairy

Manhattan woman charged with DUI, aggravated battery following Wednesday crash

A Manhattan woman has been charged with driving under the influence following an injury crash at Tuttle Creek Blvd. and Kimball Ave. Wednesday morning. According to the Riley County Police Department, 38-year-old Teena Whitmore was southbound on Tuttle Creek Blvd. around 8 a.m. Wednesday, driving a Mini Cooper when she struck a sport utility vehicle [...]

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By |2021-06-24T11:05:24-05:00June 24th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Manhattan woman charged with DUI, aggravated battery following Wednesday crash

KDOT awards bid for pavement marking on K-18

The Kansas Department of Transportation has approved June bids for state highway construction and maintenance. Among the bids approved this month is one totaling just over $800,000 for pavement marking on a stretch of K-18 in Riley County. It spans from approximately the Geary/Riley County line east to the K-113/Seth Child Road junction. Cillesen and [...]

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By |2021-06-24T06:20:41-05:00June 24th, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on KDOT awards bid for pavement marking on K-18

MATC cancels more than $170k in debt for 122 students

Imagine having your student debt wiped clean. It happened for 122 students at Manhattan Area Technical College. President Jim Genandt tells KMAN the college used funds from COVID-19 relief to pay off student debt incurred between Spring 2020 and 2021. This was done for students who had entered college but couldn’t keep going because of [...]

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By |2021-06-23T15:24:21-05:00June 23rd, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on MATC cancels more than $170k in debt for 122 students

COVID variants confirmed in Riley County, including six vaccine breakthrough cases

In it’s latest weekly report, the Riley County Health Department confirmed there are some coronavirus variants which have been identified locally. The health department says 39 new positive cases were identified Wednesday along with 32 additional recoveries since the June 16 report. Six COVID-positive patients are currently receiving care at Ascension Via Christi Hospital. Two [...]

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By |2021-06-23T15:09:37-05:00June 23rd, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on COVID variants confirmed in Riley County, including six vaccine breakthrough cases

Update: Shooting suspect surrenders to police, booked into Riley County Jail

Noon Wednesday update The suspect in a Tuesday shooting in south Manhattan has turned himself in. According to Riley County Police, 23-year-old Jamie Smith, of Manhattan, surrendered to RCPD Wednesday shortly after 10:30 a.m. and was taken into custody on a charge of attempted first-degree murder. Smith is accused of shooting a 38-year-old female victim [...]

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By |2021-06-23T12:15:51-05:00June 22nd, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Update: Shooting suspect surrenders to police, booked into Riley County Jail

Demolition underway at future site of new Manhattan Casey’s store

Demolition is now underway at the former Oppy’s Service Station at 3rd and Pierre Street in Manhattan. The site is the future location of a new Casey’s convenience store planned for construction sometime later this year. According to Manhattan Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Almes, no building permit has been issued yet. The Manhattan City Commission [...]

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By |2021-06-22T15:01:11-05:00June 22nd, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Demolition underway at future site of new Manhattan Casey’s store

Accused former paraprofessional makes second court appearance on sexual exploitation charges

A former USD 383 paraprofessional, charged with multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a child, appeared for a status hearing Tuesday from his jail cell in Riley County. Aaron Zachry, of Junction City, faces seven total counts after police earlier this month found sexual images of children on his phone. He was arrested June 4 [...]

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By |2021-06-22T14:24:38-05:00June 22nd, 2021|Local News|Comments Off on Accused former paraprofessional makes second court appearance on sexual exploitation charges
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