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Harkin wins in Tulsa

Daniel Harkin of Manhattan won the championship in the boys 12-and-under division at the Tulsa Outdoor Futures tennis tournament in Oklahoma this past weekend. Harkin defeated Demir Capan of Overland...

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Honors deserved for young scholars

Students don’t become National Merit semifinalists by cramming the night — or even the weeks — before tests. They acquire the body of knowledge over the course of their elementary and secondary...

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Indians to host Emporia at new-look Bishop Stadium

Mike Marsh isn’t sure exactly how long it’s been, but he knows he’s wanted Bishop Stadium to have artificial turf for at least five years now. While the Manhattan High boys’ soccer team opened their...

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‘Playtime’ to exhibit antique toys

A new exhibit, Playtime, will open to the public Sunday in the auditorium gallery of the Geary County Historical Museum at the corner of Sixth and Adams streets in Junction City. The opening is being...

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Marshalls grand opening Sept. 26

Marshalls, one of the nation’s largest off-price retailers, will open a new store in Manhattan on September 26. Marshalls shoppers in Manhattan will find designer brand names in ladies fashion, shoes,...

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OZtoberFest to offer more events for kids

The Ninth Annual OZtoberFest is for kids. That fact was made clear today when festival co-chairman, Mary Lyn Barnett, announced that this year’s event, on Sept. 28 and 29th, would feature more...

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K-State grad students awarded Science Foundation grant

Two Kansas State University graduate students are the first recipients of Scholarship for Service cybersecurity awards made by the university through a National Science Foundation grant. The Center for...

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Local firm picked for KSU union project

The team of Workshop Architects of Milwaukee and Bowman Bowman Novick Incorporated of Manhattan has been selected to develop a plan for the K-State Student Union renovation. They were the selection...

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300 attend test-screening of ‘Manhattan’ film

Miles Adler is having the worst day of his life. Living in Manhattan, N.Y., he’s just lost his job, found his wife sleeping with a German casting director, had his wallet stolen and is just generally...

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Man convicted of sex crimes against child

A former Fort Riley soldier and Manhattan resident was convicted Thursday of committing sex crimes against a child. George Ferenz, 30, was found guilty in the Riley County District Court of two counts...

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Woman connects two murders

Christina Love and James McKenith were scheduled for their first court appearance today at 1 pm, charged with first-degree murder in the death of John Burroughs. Nakisha Moore, Love’s daughter, said...

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Nichols the alleged shooter in two local murders

Separate murders in Manhattan and Junction City last weekend allegedly involved the same gunman. Anthony S.Nichols, 33, of Kansas City, Kan., was charged Friday afternoon in the killing of a Manhattan...

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Nichols the alleged shooter in two local murders

Separate murders in Manhattan and Junction City last weekend allegedly involved the same gunman. Anthony S.Nichols, 33, of Kansas City, Kan., was charged Friday afternoon in the killing of a Manhattan...

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Riley County Attorney’s Office Calendar

Monday, September 16, 2013 9:00 Best, Haydyn Status (13 CR 528 Crim Rest., Battery) JJC III 9:00 Boswell, Jamie Status (13 CR 538 Batt LEO) JJC III 9:00 Branch, Montell TERMINATE DIVERSION (13 cr 67...

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Cats topple Cal with 3-2 win

BERKELEY, California — For the K-State volleyball team, it has become a matter of not if, but when. On Saturday, in the Holiday Inn Invitational finale and facing its toughest opponent so far this...

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Wildcats run to blowout victory

If Kansas State was looking for a confidence boost before opening Big 12 play next week, the Wildcats found it against Massachusetts Saturday night. The Wildcats survived a sluggish start to the game...

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MHS boys’ cross country wins at Emporia

The Manhattan High boys’ cross country team continued its strong start to the season on Saturday with a first-place finish at Emporia. The Indians won with a team score of 21 by putting four runners in...

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Centralia shuts out Riley County

At Centralia, playing against one of the top Class 2-1A teams in the state, the Riley County Falcons got all they could handle against Centralia, losing 38-0 on the road. The loss was the second for...

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Hope defeats Frankfort 60-36

At Hope, the Lions were too much for Frankfort on Friday, as the Wildcats lost 60-36 on the road. Frankfort trailed 16-8 after the first quarter, and it was already 38-14 by halftime. Both teams went...

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St. Marys’ ground game too much for Valley Heights

ST MARYS — When a little guy and a big guy get in a fight, it doesn’t always end well for the little guy. That’s exactly what happened to Valley Heights on Friday, as the Mustangs got in a couple...

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