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Burke/Triolo Productions/Thinkstock Hot Country Knights, the side project of Dierks Bentley, is offering fans a backstage tour of the Grand Ole Opry, taped when the band made their debut in March. In the video, two of the band membe...

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Carly Pearce promises “It Won’t Always Be Like This” in hopeful new COVID-19-themed video

John ShearerWhen Carly Pearce released her self-titled sophomore album on Valentine's Day, she was ready to hit the road to share her new music with her fans. But then the COVID-19 pandemic hit, canceling concerts and sending most of the worl...

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Upcoming American Red Cross blood drives will be done with extra caution

Despite the ongoing pandemic, the American Red Cross is continuing to put on blood drives and is doing so with extra caution. American Red Cross account manager Kristi Ingalls says one step being taken to prevent the spread of the coronavirus is the taking of blood-donor temperatures. She says the Red Cross has also started cleaning equipment between [...]

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Downtown Manhattan retailers beginning to reopen cautiously

Downtown Manhattan businesses are slowly coming back open after the Riley County Health Department cleared some of them to reopen as part of a phased local approach. Downtown Manhattan, Inc. Executive Director Gina Scroggs tells KMAN the approach has been one of caution by business owners. “Each business has really decided how they can best [...]

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Downtown Manhattan retailers beginning to reopen cautiously

Downtown Manhattan businesses are slowly coming back open after the Riley County Health Department cleared some of them to reopen as part of a phased local approach. Downtown Manhattan, Inc. Executive Director Gina Scroggs tells KMAN the approach has been one of caution by business owners. “Each business has really decided how they can best [...]

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Pott. County discusses potential design changes to Fleet Maintenance Facility and sewer system

Potential changes to the Fleet Maintenance Facility design The Pottawatomie County Commission discussed a potential change to the public works Fleet Maintenance Facility design during a meeting Monday. The change would involve lowering the grade and elevation of the facility’s base from what was recommended in the original design to what county public works employees [...]

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Riley County reports first death from coronavirus

Riley County has now reported its first death attributed to coronavirus. Health Department Director Julie Gibbs says the patient was a Manhattan man in his 30s who tested positive for coronavirus earlier this month. He was tested for COVID-19 in late April after seeking medical care for an underlying health condition. The patient, whose name [...]

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