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FHDC receives grant

The Flint Hills Discovery Center recently received an $8,725 humanities and heritage grant from the Kansas Humanities Council. Discovery center officials said that the funds will be used to create the...

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Doesn’t the new hotel look kind of fragile?

Q: There are so many major construction projects going on in Manhattan. Comparing the multistory steel frameworks, however, makes one curious. In particular, the new NBAF building and the South Fourth...

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Riley County Attorney’s Office Calendar

Monday, December 23, 2013 9:00 –  JJC 9:00 Busch, Monte SENTENCING (13 CR 581 Battery) JJC III 9:00 Kleymann, Jeffrey Status (13 TR 2979 DUI [1st]) JWG III 9:00 Leonard, Denzel SENTENCING (13 CR 342...

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Riley County Attorney’s Office Calendar

Monday, December 30, 2013 9:00 – NO APPEARANCES 10:30 -  JJC 10:30 Havens, Brian Arraignment (13 CR 646 Agg Endangering a Child x 4) KSL I 10:30 Havens, Brain Arr. (13 CR 644 Fprgery X 1) BKD I 10:30...

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Sams willing to change positions

​SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — This isn’t how Daniel Sams envisioned his college football career playing out. ​Not even close. ​Daniel Sams thought this would be the first of three years as Kansas State’s...

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Cats pound Colonials, 72-55

The Kansas State men’s basketball team ran its winning streak to eight games on Tuesday, beating George Washington, 72-55, in a New Year’s Eve game at Bramlage Coliseum. With the win, the Wildcats...

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K-State men defeat George Washington, 72-55

The Kansas State men’s basketball team was at a crossroads at the end of November. K-State was sitting at 3-3, its season needing an upswing after a dreadful season-opening loss to Northern Colorado...

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Cats handle Colonials to extend streak

The Kansas State men’s basketball team was at a crossroads at the end of November. (Kansas State’s Shane Southwell shoots over a George Washington defender on Tuesday at Bramlage Coliseum). K-State was...

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Woods back from injury early to help Wildcats

As sure as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, the recovery time for a torn Achilles tendon is 12 months. Unless you’re Ashia Woods. (Kansas State junior Ashia Woods shoots over a UC Santa...

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BILLY JOE WEBB

Billy Joe Webb, 31, of Riley, died Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014, at his residence of natural causes. Funeral services are pending with the Anderes-Pfeifley Funeral Home in Riley. ...

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WAYDE BYRD

Wayde Byrd Sr. died on Dec. 29, 2013, at the age of 88. The family provided some of the following information. He was born on July 2, 1925 in Joes, Colo. His family moved to Manhattan when he was 8...

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EVE GETTYS

Eve Loleetta Grace Gettys, 63, of Manhattan died Sunday, Dec.29, 2013, at her home, with her family and friends at her bedside. The family provided some of the following information. She was born in...

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PAULINE JOSEPHINE DINGER

Pauline Josephine Dinger, 94, of Manhattan, died Sunday, Dec. 29, 2013, at Via Christi Regional Medical Center in Wichita.  She was a life-long resident of the area. Pauline was born Oct. 4, 1919, in...

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This act of kindness didn’t go unnoticed

To the Editor: Just days before Christmas, while the snow was still falling, one gentleman who was picking up a skid loader from his construction site took it upon himself to scoop multiple driveways...

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Suspect held after man found dead

Pottawatomie County authorities believe a Rossville man was murdered early New Year’s Day. Levi W. Bishop, 24, was found shot to death at 4:43 a.m. inside a car when it pulled up to the St. Marys...

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Corrections mental health position filled

Riley County Community Corrections has filled a position to offer mental health services to its clients. Brett Bruning started last month in his position as care coordinator with Pawnee Mental Health...

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Persistence made Wildcats successful

Yes, we realize that Bill Snyder’s clichés have become something of a local giggle — after all, how long can you actually chop wood or row a boat? Well, maybe we all should pay more attention, because...

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Art of the Flint Hills, plus Tuttle Creek Eagle Day

It is your last chance to see with your own eyes the exhibit, “Through Artists’ Eyes” at the Strecker-Nelson Art Gallery. See the work of 44 artists, from Kansas natives to those who traveled across...

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Body of soldier recovered from lake

The body of a Fort Riley soldier was recovered from Milford Lake on Wednesday afternoon after a long search by rescuers. The Geary County Sheriff’s Department, along with multiple area emergency...

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First baby of 2014 born to OB nurse

Manhattan’s first baby of the new year was born Wednesday to a Mercy Regional Health Center labor and delivery nurse. Amaia Gloria Banks was born at 3:24 a.m. Wednesday to Danielle and Mike Banks of...

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