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Fourth person files for USD 383 election

A fourth person has filed to run for the Manhattan- Ogden school board fall election.

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K-State, FHDC to partner for community-wide trip

K-State is partnering with the Flint Hills Discovery Center to help the Manhattan community experience the once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse.

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NBAF UPDATE | Progress on construction, operational planning

Marty Vanier Special to The Mercury The total cost to complete the National Bioand Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF) construction and commissioning is $1.

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K-State Polytechnic CEO announces plan to retire August 2018

Verna Fitzsimmons, CEO of the Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus and dean of the College of Technology and Aviation, announced she plans to retire Aug.

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Friends end GED journey together

A year ago, Leon Havens was excited to walk across the stage to receive his diploma, almost 50 years after he originally dropped out of high school.

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Music, art and food trucks at a chilly Flint Hills Fest

With music playing, bubbles flying through the air and children running along the grass in Blue Earth Plaza, hundreds of people celebrated the fourth annual Flint Hills Festival.

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Police: 1 dead, 1 injured in Sunday shooting; shooter still at large

One man is dead and another is injured after a shooting in Manhattan on Sunday, Riley County police said, and the shooter is still at large.

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Rock Creek looks to finish undefeated season with state title

By now, Rock Creek’s baseball players are seasoned veterans of the 4A Division II state tournament.

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CITY COMMISSION | City to hear update on zoning consolidation

Officials will discuss the latest developments Tuesday of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) project.

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Foster care more than a passion for local parent

Emily Selby’s passion for foster care goes back to her youth.

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RILEY COUNTY | Some county fire insurance rates set to decrease

Some business owners and homeowners in Riley County may see a 2- to 5-percent reduction in their fire insurance starting Aug.

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3 house fires cause $500K-plus in damage

Three fires Sunday caused more than $500,000 in damage to three Manhattan homes, according to the Manhattan Fire Department.

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347 students graduate from MHS, set for new paths

There is no right path for the students who graduated from Manhattan High School on Sunday, Rami Khamis, a graduating senior, said during the school’s commencement.

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EDITORIAL | Trump forceful in Riyadh

President Donald Trump deserves fairly high marks for calling on leaders of the Muslim and Arab worlds on Sunday to present a united front in the fight against “Islamic extremism” in Riyadh, Saudi...

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RCPD seeks ‘person of interest’ in Sunday shooting death

The Riley County Police Department has named Steven Anthony Harris, 38, of Manhattan as a “person of interest” in connection with a shooting death that occurred Sunday evening in northeast Manhattan.

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