2026 News Archive
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Board member expresses disappointment about rejection of booklets
John RichmeierLeavenworth Times When the Lansing Board of Education met last week, one member expressed disappointment about a decision not to accept a donation of… Login to continue...
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MHS principal Mike Dorst to retire July 1
MHS principal Mike Dorst announced Tuesday his plans to retire effective this summer.
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Firehouse Subs closes Manhattan location
Local patrons were met with locked doors at Manhattan’s Firehouse Subs after the business permanently closed earlier this month.
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A&H Farm among 20 nationwide hosting Dolly Parton memorial corn maze campaign
A&H Farm in Manhattan is one of 20 farms across North America selected to participate in this year’s “Get Lost with Dolly” country music corn maze campaign, a tribute to Dolly Parton and her...
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26-year-old courthouse preservation award returns to Riley County
A six-pound, 10-ounce bronze medallion that spent 26 years tucked away in a locked filing cabinet is headed back to Riley County.
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K-State AD Gene Taylor talks revenue, college sports legislation and more
Kansas State Athletics is hunting for new revenue opportunities so it won’t have to rely on ticket holders and donors to fund the modern era of college athletics, according to athletics director Gene...
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Hesston pulls away for win at Augusta
Swathers end first half of season 5-3, to face Liberal, Berean Academy Hesston High School juniior Briggs Stauffer is guarded by Augusta junior Diego Resa… Login to continue reading...
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Planning commission approves a new barrier to data centers in Lawrence
Planning commissioners on Monday approved an additional hurdle to prevent hyper-scale data centers from being built within Lawrence city limits.
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