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Severe weather knocks out power to parts of Manhattan

Severe storms moved through Riley and Pottawatomie counties Friday night, packing strong winds along the way. In Manhattan, the storm pushed through the city around 7:30 p.m. with wind gusts ranging from 50 to 70 mph according to the National Weather Service. A large tree limb fell into the road along Marlatt Ave. between Browning [...]

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By |2021-08-20T22:46:58-05:00August 20th, 2021|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on Severe weather knocks out power to parts of Manhattan

Stephen Ritz Teaches Students How to Grow Veggies, Better Their Communities

Stephen Ritz is already getting national attention, from the likes of Michelle Obama no less, for teaching students how to grow veggies ... and he's being called a hero for how that food was used during the pandemic. The best-selling...

By |2021-08-20T17:11:14-05:00August 20th, 2021|Entertainment News, TMZ News|Comments Off on Stephen Ritz Teaches Students How to Grow Veggies, Better Their Communities

Manhattan to appoint housing study steering committee

The City of Manhattan is preparing to conduct its upcoming Housing Market Analysis and Policy Strategy Study. Commissioners, at their Aug. 17 meeting, approved a process to form a steering committee tasked with developing policies and project recommendations based on data trends identified in the study. City Manager Ron Fehr explains what the make up [...]

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By |2021-08-20T14:33:51-05:00August 20th, 2021|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on Manhattan to appoint housing study steering committee

K-State president would favor university COVID-19 vaccine mandate, if Kansas law allowed

Kansas State University has not implemented a COVID-19 vaccine mandate, but that is likely only because Kansas legislative policy prevents the university from doing so. K-State president Richard Myers says if university administration could implement a vaccine mandate, it would. Despite the lack of COVID-19 vaccine requirements at K-State, Myers says over 80 percent of [...]

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By |2021-08-20T13:31:31-05:00August 20th, 2021|Entertainment News, Local News|Comments Off on K-State president would favor university COVID-19 vaccine mandate, if Kansas law allowed
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