Developing story: A Riley County USD 378 employee is reportedly involved in some type of Riley County Police investigation. While RCPD officials have not yet been available for an official comment, USD 378 Interim Superintendent Nancy Meyer confirmed with KMAN that her district is working with the Riley County Police as they investigate the
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Crystal Anderson, 34, of Ventura California was arrested on the 24th of May at approximately 3:16 PM while at the Riley County Police Department. Anderson was arrested on a Riley County District Court warrant for probation violation. There was no bond attached to this warrant and Anderson remained confined in the Riley County Jail at
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Mr. Robert Young will be interviewing for the position of superintendent for Rock Creek USD 323 BOE today. Mr. Young is the first of three candidates who will be interviewed for the position. Mr. Young is currently serving as the school superintendent in the USD 388 Ellis, KS school district and has served in that
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K-State’s Manhattan, Polytechnic and Olathe campuses will be revising the tuition rate increase to 5.81 percent to offset the higher than expected state general fund reduction recently announced by the governor. If approved, the estimated revenue from the proposed tuition increases would generate approximately $11.7 million to fund key priorities. The Board of Regents is scheduled
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The search for Kansas State University’s 14th President gained momentum Tuesday as the search committee, appointed by the Kansas Board of Regents, met with the public to gather feedback. “We will set our sites on trying to create a profile that speaks to these attributes that we’ve been hearing about,” said Dennis Mullin, committee chair.
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It’s budget season in Manhattan! City Commissioners took on the first of several budget work sessions, Tuesday night. The group discussed a variety of things including transferring employer self-funded health insurance contributions from the city’s general fund to its employee benefit fund. City administration recommends the transfer because its the more common practice of cities
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A Manhattan man arrested in April for engaging in a 12-hour standoff with Riley County police officers was represented in the Riley County District Court Tuesday afternoon. Timothy Anderson, 64, was scheduled for a preliminary hearing on June 17 at 2 p.m. Anderson’s defense asked the court to lessen his bond from $50,000 to as low
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A Manhattan man charged with first degree murder and child abuse was granted a continuation for his status hearing Tuesday afternoon. Andrew Gibson, 25, appeared in the Riley County District Courthouse via webcam from the Riley County jail. His defense attorney told the judge he needed more time to study the case and acquire the
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The Pottawatomie County Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce and Knowledge Based Economic Development, announce the successful retention and expansion of Vets First Choice in Manhattan, Kansas. Vets First Choice is a national leader in veterinary prescription management and online pharmacy services, and is relocating its offices from Wamego
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Pottawatomie County Commissioners got a bit testy with each other Monday, with a road issue mentioned by Commissioner Pat Weixelman leading to a reference to the election by Commissioner Dee McKee–and a couple minute break for Weixelman who told McKee he took her comment as an insult. Weixelman had expressed concern for several years about the
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