2026 News Archive
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Rep. Proctor defends proposed Kansas constitutional amendment to block non-citizen voting
Representative and Republican candidate for Secretary of State Pat Proctor believes that election safeguards must protect against non-citizens voting while still allowing eligible voters to cast a...
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Hilltop parents host job fair for center’s staff; ‘anything we can possibly do matters,’ organizer says
Parents of Hilltop Child Development Center students hosted a career fair on Tuesday, bringing together childcare providers so Hilltop staff mem
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Western wear store opens in Manhattan mall
Manhattan Town Center announced Tuesday the opening of Robert’s Cowboy Outfitters.
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City to move forward with Casement, Hayes Drive traffic signal project
The Manhattan City Commission on Tuesday approved an agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation to move forward with installing a traffic signal at the intersection of Casement Road and...
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Commissioners set public hearings for Edge District amid concerns over city investment
Manhattan city commissioners clashed on stances regarding the K-State Foundation’s proposed Edge District 3.0 development during a vote to set public hearings for the project’s funding districts.
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2026 K-State homecoming brings new traditions to 111-year celebration
Kansas State University’s 111th homecoming will bring students, alumni and the Manhattan community together next week with several new additions for this year’s celebration.
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Walk & Roll event highlights barriers to walking, biking to school
By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Students and parents gathered early Oct. 7 for the trip to South Breeze Elementary School, participating in Walk & Roll to…
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Spencer Museum of Art to bring back Backyard Bash; all are welcome
Dust off your capes and tights — the whole family is welcome to dress up as superheroes and come play, make rainbow strings, smash piñatas, paint with sound and more at the Spencer Museum of A
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