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Riley County to finance renovation project at transfer station

County commissioners approved a resolution Monday that will permit financing a major renovation at the Riley County Transfer Station. On Oct. 23, commissioners approved a contract with NF Construction of Marion, Kansas for the tipping floor and chute repair project, totaling $592,540. The county learned it didn’t have the funding available in its solid waste [...]

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By |2025-11-03T14:36:45-06:00November 3rd, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County to finance renovation project at transfer station

Riley County to finance renovation project at transfer station

County commissioners approved a resolution Monday that will permit financing a major renovation at the Riley County Transfer Station. On Oct. 23, commissioners approved a contract with NF Construction of Marion, Kansas for the tipping floor and chute repair project, totaling $592,540. The county learned it didn’t have the funding available in its solid waste [...]

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By |2025-11-03T14:36:45-06:00November 3rd, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County to finance renovation project at transfer station

Riley County’s draft comprehensive plan now available for public review

Riley County officials invited the public to review and comment on the latest draft of the county’s comprehensive plan, officially titled “Riley County Together 2040.” The plan will replace the county’s existing Vision 2025 plan, outlining land-use goals, growth priorities and ways to implement those strategies through 2040. County planner Amanda Webb told commissioners Monday [...]

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By |2025-11-03T14:33:53-06:00November 3rd, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County’s draft comprehensive plan now available for public review

Riley County’s draft comprehensive plan now available for public review

Riley County officials invited the public to review and comment on the latest draft of the county’s comprehensive plan, officially titled “Riley County Together 2040.” The plan will replace the county’s existing Vision 2025 plan, outlining land-use goals, growth priorities and ways to implement those strategies through 2040. County planner Amanda Webb told commissioners Monday [...]

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By |2025-11-03T14:33:53-06:00November 3rd, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County’s draft comprehensive plan now available for public review

Mr. Manhattan, C. Clyde Jones, dies at 102

C. Clyde Jones, known to many in the community as Mr. Manhattan, died Friday. He was 102. Jones was the first dean of the College of Business at Kansas State University, and then was instrumental in the development of the athletics department. He also was known for his charitable work and civic involvement. Services will [...]

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By |2025-11-02T19:34:53-06:00November 2nd, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Mr. Manhattan, C. Clyde Jones, dies at 102

Riley County eyes tighter regulations for short-term rentals outside city limits

Riley County officials will soon consider new regulations on short-term rentals in unincorporated areas, which they hope will address community concerns and improve oversight of properties listed on platforms such as Airbnb or VRBO. The proposed amendments include a 500-foot separation distance between units, requiring properties be current on all property taxes and county fees [...]

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By |2025-10-25T09:14:59-05:00October 25th, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County eyes tighter regulations for short-term rentals outside city limits

Kansas Farm Bureau, others push back on Trump proposal to import beef from Argentina

President Donald Trump’s suggestion last week that he could import beef from Argentina to lower costs for consumers is being met with resistance from Kansas Farm Bureau, an organization that represents over 100,000 farmers and ranchers in the state. District 1 board member Glenn Brunkow, of Westmoreland, said the beef sector has been profitable, aided [...]

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By |2025-10-23T09:39:32-05:00October 23rd, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Kansas Farm Bureau, others push back on Trump proposal to import beef from Argentina

Two hospitalized in northern Riley County 4-vehicle crash

A four-vehicle crash Monday evening in northern Riley County sent two people to the hospital and left two others with minor injuries. The Kansas Highway Patrol says it happened just before 6 p.m. at U.S. Highway 24 and West 59th Avenue after one driver rear-ended a stopped vehicle, triggering a chain reaction. According to the [...]

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By |2025-10-21T06:26:40-05:00October 21st, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Two hospitalized in northern Riley County 4-vehicle crash

Riley County WIC receives nearly $100K for October salaries

Riley County Health Department Director Diane Creek delivered some “good news” to county commissioners Monday regarding staff salaries for the county’s Women, Infants and Children program amid the ongoing federal government shutdown. “We’re going to receive $99,550 from the state WIC office for October salaries,” she said. That still leaves Riley County about $30,000 short [...]

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By |2025-10-20T13:31:33-05:00October 20th, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Riley County WIC receives nearly $100K for October salaries

Tuttle Creek dredging project completed just before government shutdown

A first-of-its-kind dredging project at Tuttle Creek Reservoir completed just before the federal government shutdown took effect, but it could be some time before federal and state engineers know just how effective the process was at removing decades of sediment buildup. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Kansas Water Office completed the 10-day demonstration [...]

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By |2025-10-13T14:17:12-05:00October 13th, 2025|Local News|Comments Off on Tuttle Creek dredging project completed just before government shutdown
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