2026 News Archive
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Riley County Commission outlines structure under new administrator's role
Riley County commissioners said Thursday that department heads will continue communicating directly with the board and retain authority over day-to-day operations as the county prepares to hire a new...
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Riley County appraiser reports progress on property inspections, rising exemption requests
Riley County has completed all residential and farm home inspections for its annual property revaluation cycle, while pending real estate tax exemption applications have more than doubled in the past...
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Riley County seeks nearly $970,000 grant to support recovery court program
Riley County commissioners Thursday unanimously approved applying for nearly $970,000 in federal funding to support and expand the county’s recovery court program.
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Manhattan Brewing Co. aims to sell THC drink stock before federal ban hits
Manhattan Brewing Company is rushing to sell its stock of THC-infused drinks in the next month before a new law hits the books.
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Middle School Inviting Veterans To Breakfast
The Kenneth Henderson Middle School Student Council, AVID, and the FACS class will honor veterans of the community by inviting them and their families to a breakfast on Tuesday, November 10th at 7:15...
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Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab Initiates Close-Race Audit
TOPEKA – Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab announced that a close-race audit has been initiated for six races following the November 3 general election.
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Cost of Caring: Inflation reshapes nonprofit landscape
By Chad FreyNewton KansanEditor’s note: The Cost of Caring is a five-part series examining how inflation and rising expenses affect Newton-area nonprofits. Up next: Cost…
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