Midwest Dream Car Collection to officially debut Saturday

MANHATTAN — A grand opening of Manhattan’s newest museum, the Midwest Dream Car Collection is happening on Saturday. With a collection of over 60 cars in a 25,000 square foot showroom which will be available to the public. There’s also a 3000 square-foot event center and a lounge with a self-pour beer station which is [...]

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Retired Manhattan music teacher to be enshrined in Kansas Music Hall of Fame

MANHATTAN — Retired USD 383 music teacher John Richard will be inducted into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame this weekend. The longtime Bergman Elementary music teacher was part of the band Fyre that recorded and played in the 1970s and 1980s. But his love of music started well before that. The ceremony is at [...]

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RCPD Report 4/11/19

Officers responded to a report of an injury accident near the intersection of Juliette Ave and Fort Riley Blvd in Manhattan on April 10, 2019, at approximately 12:30 PM. When officers arrived on scene they found a 2012 Volkswagon Jetta driven by Mark Kukuk, 28 of Manhattan had struck a 2016 Dodge R15 driven by [...]

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Former Fort Riley Officer is Trump’s pick for Army Vice Chief of Staff

A former Big Red One Commanding Officer looks to be headed to a new position in the Army. Lt. General Joseph Martin has been nominated by President Donald Trump to be the next Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. President Trump sent General Martin’s name to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Monday. [...]

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Former Flint Hills Breadbasket Director passes away

A Manhattan woman who served several years as the Director of the Flint Hills Breadbasket has passed away.  Shirley Bramhall died Tuesday at the New York Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.  Bramhall was 66.   Funeral arrangements for Bramhall a...

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T. Russell Reitz found homes for over 700 animals in 2018

The T. Russell Reitz animal shelter had a great 2018 with 748 animals finding their homes. Director of Animal Services Deb Watkins  is excited for this year’s numbers because they are going to have even more adoptions. She says this is due to new changes in policy at the shelter and the K-State Animal Shelter [...]

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Potential Presidential hopeful Howard Schultz visits Manhattan

MANHATTAN — Former Starbucks Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz made his way through Manhattan Wednesday as part of his listening tour across Kansas. The businessman is exploring a potential presidential campaign as an Independent in 2020. Schultz tells KMAN he doesn’t believe critics who say he’ll be a spoiler in the election. Schultz discussed his [...]

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Manhattan City Commission planning land acquisition for new joint maintenance facility

MANHATTAN — City officials will attempt to acquire agricultural land near the Wastewater Treatment Plant for a joint maintenance facility. The City Commission gave consensus to pursue the site off of Highway 24 at its Tuesday work session. Commissioner Wynn Butler says they’re not building for buildings’ sake. They’ve run out of room for both [...]

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RCPD Report 4/10/19

Officers filed a report for forgery and theft in the 500 block of Poyntz Ave in Manhattan on April 9, 2019, at approximately 8:50 AM. Officers listed Melissa Mamer,30 and Kansas State Bank, both of Manhattan as the victims when it was reported an unknown female suspect took cash. The estimated total loss associated with this [...]

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Tuttle Creek doing its job as water levels continue to approach record heights

MANHATTAN — Tuttle Creek Lake continues to see a steady rise in water levels, now up to 1,115 feet as of Tuesday. Inflow was measured at 2,500 cubic feet per second with outflow at 160 cubic feet per second. A wet winter and downstream flooding has caused the lake along with nearby Perry and Milford [...]

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