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Second K-State student diagnosed with mumps

Kansas State University has confirmed a second student with the mumps, according to a press release sent to KMAN. Both students confirmed with the mumps reside off campus. The university is directly notifying anyone who may have been in close contact with the students. “Kansas State University is informing students, faculty and staff who may

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By |2016-02-11T17:53:01-06:00February 11th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Second K-State student diagnosed with mumps

Bid openings for Excel Road Intersection

It was a big day for bid openings at the Pottawatomie County Commission meeting Monday. Commissioners and County Administrators were pleased with the bids they received, which were described as “really good prices” by Pottawatomie County Public Works Director Peter Clark. Clark and his staff will consider the bids more closely Thursday before commissioners take

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By |2016-02-08T15:35:58-06:00February 8th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Bid openings for Excel Road Intersection

Junction City resident claims $1.5 million jackpot

TOPEKA — A Junction City resident received a surprise of a lifetime when checking his Hot Lotto ticket Saturday night, according to a press release from the Kansas Lottery. The lucky winner, who wished to remain anonymous, matched all numbers in the Jan. 30 Hot Lotto drawing to win a jackpot prize worth $1,550,000. “Saturday

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By |2016-02-08T14:15:23-06:00February 8th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Junction City resident claims $1.5 million jackpot

Highland says school district bill won’t proceed

TOPEKA — The chairman of the Kansas House education committee says his panel won’t vote on a school consolidation measure. Rep. Ron Highland, R-Wamego, told The Topeka Capital-Journal Saturday he doesn’t intend to move forward this year with a House measure introduced by Rep. John Bradford, a Lansing Republican. The measure would pare down the

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By |2016-02-08T12:20:26-06:00February 8th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Highland says school district bill won’t proceed

Manhattan businesses receive DHS grants

Washington – The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate today announced the winners of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility Think-and-Do Challenge. The two winners, the Manhattan Area Technical College and DynaSim Technical Services, Inc., have developed ideas that will substantively support operations for the NBAF. When completed and fully operational in 2022,

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By |2016-02-08T10:26:12-06:00February 8th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Manhattan businesses receive DHS grants

Pottawatomie County commission race heats up

A new candidate announced her campaign for Pottawatomie County Commissioner Friday. Dana Wethington says it’s in her best interest, if elected, to pinpoint what voters want out of the government rather than run on her own ideals. “I will be that clear strong voice for them on the Pottawatomie County Commission,” Wethington said. Wethington is

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By |2016-02-06T09:10:44-06:00February 6th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Pottawatomie County commission race heats up

RCPD Report – 2/6/2016

A Manhattan man was arrested Friday afternoon on S. Seth Child Road. Shawdow Ray Hosier (27) was arrested on two different probation violation offenses. His bond is set at $7,500 and at the time of this report is still confined in the Riley County Jail.

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By |2016-02-06T09:06:35-06:00February 6th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on RCPD Report – 2/6/2016

Manhattan announces new City Attorney

The City of Manhattan has announced in a press release it has appointed a new city attorney. Katharine “Katie” Jackson has been named City Attorney for the City of Manhattan. City Manager Ron Fehr announced the appointment today. Jackson will be responsible for providing legal expertise in a broad variety of municipal matters, including contracts

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By |2016-02-01T14:24:30-06:00February 1st, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Manhattan announces new City Attorney

Manhattan to host centuries-old book with Shakespeare plays

A nearly 400-year-old collection of William Shakespeare’s plays is making a stop in Manhattan. An exhibition featuring a “First Folio” of the Bard’s plays goes on display Thursday at Kansas State University. The exhibit last through the end of the month. The folio was assembled by two of Shakespeare’s actors in 1623 and is an

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By |2016-02-01T12:51:11-06:00February 1st, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Manhattan to host centuries-old book with Shakespeare plays

Via Christi senior admin set to retire

John Broberg, senior administrator of Via Christi Hospital, Manhattan, has announced that he plans to retire after more than four decades of serving in healthcare. To ensure a smooth transition, Broberg will continue to serve at Via Christi through March while a search for his successor is underway. Broberg and his wife, Suzie, who retired

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By |2016-01-29T20:32:25-06:00January 29th, 2016|Local News|Comments Off on Via Christi senior admin set to retire
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