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Riley County expects property values to rise up to 10%

Riley County property valuations are going up an average of 3% to 10%, according to current market data, officials said Monday. “That’s the most common increase that we’re seeing on the residential properties,” said Anna Burson, Riley County appraiser. “That’s just reflecting the market, high demand, low supply. It’s driving those price points up again.” [...]

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By |2026-02-09T14:04:22-06:00February 9th, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County expects property values to rise up to 10%

Riley County expects property values to rise up to 10%

Riley County property valuations are going up an average of 3% to 10%, according to current market data, officials said Monday. “That’s the most common increase that we’re seeing on the residential properties,” said Anna Burson, Riley County appraiser. “That’s just reflecting the market, high demand, low supply. It’s driving those price points up again.” [...]

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By |2026-02-09T14:04:22-06:00February 9th, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County expects property values to rise up to 10%

Bowlers rally for Big Brothers Big Sisters

Bowlers showed up to the K-State Union bowling alley over the weekend to roll strikes and show support for youth mentorship. Big Brothers Big Sisters hosted the Bowling for Kids’ Sake fundraiser Saturday. It was the second annual event since it restarted after the COVID-19 pandemic. North Central area director Michelle Sink said all money [...]

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By |2026-02-09T12:16:28-06:00February 9th, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Bowlers rally for Big Brothers Big Sisters

Riley County officials say they can no longer absorb rising cost of employee benefits

Riley County officials painted a grim picture of rising employee benefit costs following a new long-term analysis presented to county commissioners Thursday. The county’s human resources and budget and finance departments recently completed a seven-year review of benefit expenses, which concluded that the county’s long-standing estimate is no longer sufficient. Since 2020, Riley County budgeted [...]

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By |2026-02-05T14:04:16-06:00February 5th, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County officials say they can no longer absorb rising cost of employee benefits

Voelker files for Riley County Commission

A familiar voice has filed for a seat on the Riley County Commission. Democrat Rob Voelker announced Monday his intent to seek the District 1 seat currently held by Republican John Ford. The 46-year-old former broadcaster says running for public office is a new challenge he wanted to take on. “I am deeply invested in [...]

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By |2026-02-03T13:48:25-06:00February 3rd, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Voelker files for Riley County Commission

Water main break impacting residents near Hunters Island, Moehlman Bottoms

Riley County residents living near Hunters Island and Moehlman Bottoms are temporarily without water, due to a water main break in the area. The break is affecting about 200 people living in the area, while crews complete emergency repairs. This includes areas around South Manhattan Ave, Collins Lane, Henton Road, Moehlman Road and areas further [...]

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By |2026-02-03T12:00:01-06:00February 3rd, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Water main break impacting residents near Hunters Island, Moehlman Bottoms

RCPD “deeply involved” in planning for Fake Patty’s Day response

Less than five weeks remain until the return of Fake Patty’s Day, the unofficial drinking holiday celebration for Kansas State University students in Manhattan. Riley County Police Department Captain Scott Hajek told Riley County commissioners Monday that he is “deeply involved” with planning for the day, which is scheduled for March 7. “The patrol division [...]

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By |2026-02-02T13:42:24-06:00February 2nd, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on RCPD “deeply involved” in planning for Fake Patty’s Day response

Kansas Supreme Court hears arguments in Prairiewood v. Riley County Commission

The Kansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week in a long-running dispute over an amended planned unit development application by the Riley County Commission, which Prairiewood Holdings LLC has appealed. The dispute centers on whether a protest petition from neighboring landowners has met the legal threshold under state law. The county board initially ruled [...]

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By |2026-01-31T08:41:11-06:00January 31st, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Kansas Supreme Court hears arguments in Prairiewood v. Riley County Commission

Riley County hires firm to conduct health department space needs study

Riley County commissioners on Thursday approved several requests from public works, including a recommendation to conduct a space needs assessment for the health department. Commissioners unanimously voted to hire ArchImages to do the study. “They’ve done the EMS station, they’re working on emergency management/fire and they’re familiar with the buildings around here,” public works director [...]

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By |2026-01-30T07:35:45-06:00January 30th, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County hires firm to conduct health department space needs study

Estabrook announces candidacy for Kansas House, District 66

A former Manhattan city commissioner and school board member has announced he’s seeking a seat in the Kansas Legislature. Aaron Estabrook has announced his candidacy for the Kansas House of Representatives in District 66, a seat held by Democrat Sydney Carlin since 2003. Estabrook will run as a member of the United Kansas party, an [...]

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By |2026-01-29T10:54:00-06:00January 29th, 2026|Local News|Comments Off on Estabrook announces candidacy for Kansas House, District 66
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