The Marysville city council approved offering Joshua Haverkamp the position of City Administrator. They discussed a storm water utility, approved event usage, debated membership renewal, and addressed late water bill fees. The City of Blue Rapids extended the due date for February water bills. Future plans include a budget meeting, a drainage study, and community events.
The Marysville Kansas Police Department recently announced on their social media platform that Senator Moran has successfully secured $177,000 in congressionally directed spending for...
Register for a chance to win 2 seats on the KD Country 94 & Z-96.3 The Lake Royals Bus Trip to support the Kansas City Royals against the Texas Rangers on May 5th. Visit specific businesses to sign up or call 785-545-3220 to secure your spot. The trip includes transportation, game ticket, snacks, and prizes.
Severe thunderstorms, including large hail, tornadoes, and damaging winds, are forecasted between 5 pm and 8 pm near the warm front in northeast Kansas. An enhanced risk of severe storms indicates numerous severe occurrences are possible, urging individuals to stay prepared and informed about weather alerts.
Community Memorial Healthcare (CMH) will host a free lunch cookout and open house at their new family medicine clinic in Axtell on March 27th, 2024. The clinic, opened in January 2024, offers primary care services, physical therapy, and appointments with two primary care providers. The event will provide tours of the facility.
Today, thunderstorms are forecasted to form between 5pm and 8pm near a warm front in northeast KS, potentially bringing large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. Stay prepared with multiple ways to receive weather alerts and be ready to take necessary precautions.
The Dane G. Hansen Foundation has awarded scholarships to 219 high school seniors from 49 Northwest Kansas schools. The winners were chosen based on verbal and writing skills, academic records, test scores, and community service. The scholarships range from $4,000 to $10,000 and are renewable based on the students' GPA and progress toward educational goals.
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners, chaired by Keith Bramhall, met to discuss various matters. They approved purchase orders, participated in the Rural Opportunity Zone Student Loan Repayment Program, and declared a State of Local Disaster Emergency. They also addressed staffing and financial matters, including distributing ARPA funds and discussing the sales tax legislation. The meeting concluded at 10:55 a.m.
Cloud County Community College offers adult education, GED, and ESL classes from April 1 in Concordia and Junction City. The program provides a supportive learning environment for individuals 16 and older. It includes basic skills, diploma preparation, WorkReady Credentials, computer instruction, and ESL classes for non-English speakers. Contact Debbie Kearn for more information or to register.
You’re invited to the camper show and open house at Becker Autos & Trailers, Camper SuperCenter in Beloit from March 14th to 16th. Free entry, food, and prizes are offered. Special deals on new Keystone camper inventory and additional discounts for VIP customers will be available. General Manager, Lydia Housh, welcomes everyone to explore the offerings. For more details, visit BeckerAutos.com or call 785-534-1227.
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met, approving various purchase orders and agreements. They discussed health department matters, agency updates, and future plans for ARPA funds. A reimbursement was approved, and discussions held on courthouse safety upgrades. They adjourned, scheduling the next meeting for March 4, 2024.
Tumbleweed Road east of Frankfort will close for 4 months for a bridge replacement by Marshall County Public Works. Closure impacts Tumbleweed Road west of 24th Terrace; no through traffic allowed. Timeline subject to weather.
On March 3, 2024, multiple 911 calls reported shots fired in Manhattan. Police found a 53-year-old male victim with gunshot wounds. He was taken to Via Christi hospital and later transferred. The suspect is at large, but not considered a current threat. An ongoing investigation urges anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
Jeremy Spaur, 39, of Manhattan, was arrested on February 28, 2024, for attempted murder, aggravated assault, and other charges stemming from an event in February 2022. He was also charged with probation violation and failure to appear. Spaur's total bond was set at $314,800, and he was in confinement at the time of the report.
Mitchell County Hospital Health Systems has two positions available for local high school or college students through the summer Nex-Generation Internship Program, which offers...
From record warm temperatures to colder tonight and tomorrow. Red Flag conditions today ahead of a strong cold front, stronger winds behind the cold...
The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met in regular session with Keith Bramhall, Chairman, Fritz Blaske, member, Jon Ungerer, member and County Clerk Sandra...
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office reported Thursday that a missing individual, 44-year-old Ben Berger, was located deceased on Thursday. The report indicates that his...
Phase 2 of the Kansas Department of Transportation’s pavement improvement project on K-18/K-177 in Riley County is expected to begin tomorrow, Feb. 23, conditions...
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Missing Washington County Man Found Deceased Thursday
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The Board of Marshall County Commissioners met in regular session with Keith Bramhall, Chairman, Fritz Blaske, member, and Danielle Salcedo, Deputy County Clerk present....
Three Manhattan residents were arrested on multiple charges following the execution of a search warrant.
Riley County Police Department executed a search warrant in the...
Norton, KS February 9, 2024-In the spirit of fostering creativity and pushing the boundaries of foodservice equipment design, New Age Industrial proudly announces the kick-off...
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking public input on a draft environmental assessment for the Water Injection Dredging Study at Tuttle Creek Lake. A public meeting is scheduled for April 18, 2024, in Manhattan, KS. The project aims to address sedimentation issues and restore the reservoir's storage capacity using innovative water injection dredging technology.
Cloud County Community College's Theatre Department presents "The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong" on April 25-27 at Cook Theatre. Showtime is 7 p.m. and tickets cost $5, free for CCCC students. Directed by Julia Burr-Roveti, the play showcases a drama society's humorous struggles while performing "The Murder at Haversham Manor."
Oklahoma City Thunder's Olivier Sarr suffered a left Achilles tendon rupture during G League Finals Game 3. His return timeline is pending. In 15 Thunder games, he averaged 2.3 points and 2.4 rebounds. With the Blue, he averaged 14.0 points, 13.1 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks in 18 games.
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