Manhattan looking at regulation rather than exclusive service to address Aggieville alleys
Manhattan City Commissioners are interested in further exploration of options to address waste in and … more
COVID percent positive rate drops, vaccine booster clinic planned in early December
Novel coronavirus recoveries have outpaced new cases in Riley County since last week’s report.
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Riley County considering appeal of BOTA Home Depot decision
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The Kansas Board of Tax Appeals in November rejected a Riley County … more
RCPD investigating after vehicle causes $5k in damages at Anneberg Park
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Riley County police are investigating after a vehicle caused thousands of dollars in … more
Chamber eyeing Aggieville as location for startup business space
The Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce is exploring how to create incubator space in Aggieville … more
Manhattan seeking additional evidence before ruling on Wurst Home demolition
The Wurst Home can be seen to the right of the Boys & Girls Club
Manhattan approves first reading of unified zoning, subdivision regulations
City Senior Planner John Adam discusses aspects of the new Manhattan Development Code with Manhattan
RCPD to re-prioritize unused personnel funds, honors presented to officer,dispatcher
The Riley County Police Department is looking at using unspent personnel funds in the budget … more
Military vehicles, veterans services featured at inaugural VetFest
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The inaugural VetFest in Manhattan followed the 2021 Veterans Day Parade on Thursday.… more
Kelly confident in bipartisan support for state food sales tax elimination
Gov. Laura Kelly speaks with Laboratory Director Sally Flowers and KDA Secretary Mike Beam during