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Conservationists visit Manhattan for water conference

You would have to be a stranger to the midwest if you were unaware of the severe water issues that have plagued Kansas for years, and over 600 conservationists gathered at the Hilton Garden Inn Conference Center for the Governor’s Water Conference. In 2012, Governor Sam Brownback took steps toward the future by implementing a […]

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Junction City doctor bound over for aggravated sexual battery

A Junction City doctor was bound over as charged Wednesday at a preliminary hearing for aggravated sexual battery. Allan Holiday was taken into custody last July after a report of an alleged aggravated sexual battery of a 16-year-old juvenile. Junction City Police at the time indicated Holiday was arrested following an investigation of an incident […]

By |2015-11-18T15:00:07-06:00November 18th, 2015|Local News|Comments Off on Junction City doctor bound over for aggravated sexual battery

JCPD reports another scam

The Junction City Police Department has yet another scam to report–the second in as many days. According to Lt. Jeff Childs, JCPD has received numerous calls from citizens regarding telephone calls that they have received from persons identifying themselves as IRS agents. The subjects are telling the person that receives the call that they owe back taxes […]

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RCPD Report 11/18/15

A New Hampshire man was taken into custody by Riley County Police Tuesday after being extradited from his home state on a probation warrant.  Ivan Beaulieu, 23, of Rollinsford, New Hampshire was arrested at approximately 8:47 AM at the Riley County Police Department after being extradited from New Hampshire. The original warrant was related to […]

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Wamego to allow chickens within city limits

Chickens will now be allowed within the city limits of Wamego.  At Tuesday’s City Commission meeting, City Manager Merl Page again introduced the ordinance allowing chickens.   This issue had been tabled at two earlier meetings, but was approved by a vote of 3 to 1 with Mayor Cliff Baughman opposed.  Commissioner Bill Ditto was absent.  […]

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This Day In History – November 18

1919 One of the first ticker-tape parades was held, welcoming the Prince of Wales to New York City Ticker tape came from Wall Street. Rolls of paper were used to record stock trades long before computers were invented. As the paper rolled over pins that punched stock information read by stock brokers, it would leave holes When a big [...]

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The Smartest and Dumbest States

The "Washington Post" just ranked all 50 states from smartest to dumbest based on four factors:  Average IQ scores . . . their SAT scores this year. . . their ACT scores this year . . . and the percentage of college grads.   And the smartest state in the country is . . . [...]

By |2015-11-18T06:39:30-06:00November 18th, 2015|Fence Post|Comments Off on The Smartest and Dumbest States

Manhattan residents voice rezoning concerns to City Commissioners

  Parcel relocation had Manhattan City Commissioner’s talking last night, as they dove into the topic of rezoning. Assistant Director of Planning, Eric Cattell spoke to commissioners as they considered the first reading of an ordinance that would rezone 142 parcels located east of City Park, from a Four-Family Residential District to a Single-Family Residential […]

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