2026 News Archive
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Riley County recognizes local guild ahead of annual Parade of Quilts
Downtown Manhattan is once again partnering with the Konza Prairie Quilters Guild to display several quilts at participating businesses during the upcoming Parade of Quilts March 21 through April 4.
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Marchand arrested after transport from Pottawatomie County
A Manhattan man with multiple recent drug arrests is once again in custody at the Riley County Jail following his arrest Friday.
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Section of Iowa Street south of Lawrence set to close for the weekend
A section of U.S. 59 Highway, or Iowa Street, south of Lawrence is set to close for the weekend for bridge work.
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The Amish Cook: Wedding days bring both joy and sorrow
By Gloria YoderWe walked in the quiet of the morning. It was a tad before 5:00 a.m. No one seemed to mind the early morning…
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Women out-degree men and why that matters
By: Mark R. JoslynFor years, it advanced slowly, almost unnoticed. It wasn’t advertised at freshman orientations or highlighted in admission brochures. Yet it’s everywhere, in…
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What is communitarianism?
By: John Richard SchrockAmerican public school education fails to explain the many forms of government. Many will see the first letters of communitarianism and confuse…
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Lawrence students raise concerns over Kansas Senate bill that limits First Amendment right to protest
Lawrence high school students worry their First Amendment rights could be violated under a new Kansas Senate bill, with many students saying they won’t be a
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County highlights noxious weed director for 'outstanding' public education
The Riley County Commission on Monday recognized noxious weed director Michael Boller, who recently received the public relations award at the 88th annual Kansas Weed Conference.
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