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K-State WBB’s Ramiya White to miss 2026-27 season after scooter accident

October 7th, 2026|

By Tim Everson Kansas State women’s basketball is down another member of their front-court after a season-ending injury sustained over the weekend. Wildcat junior center Ramiya White has suffered a lower body injury and will miss the entirety of the 2026-27 season, head coach Jeff Mittie has announced. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. [...]

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Commissioners set public hearings for Edge District amid concerns over city investment

October 7th, 2026|

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. While the commissioners ended up unanimously setting the hearings for Nov. 17, some expressed concerns about the city’s previous investments, the project’s assumptions and the terms of the [...]

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Western wear store opens in Manhattan mall

October 7th, 2026|

Manhattan Town Center announced Tuesday the opening of Robert’s Cowboy Outfitters. Located in the mall’s Dillard’s Wing at Suite #125, the storefront features an inventory of western wear and lifestyle goods. The store carries products including western boots, cowboy hats, apparel, jewelry and accessories. The store is the third dedicated western and cowboy apparel store [...]

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City to move forward with Casement, Hayes Drive traffic signal project

October 7th, 2026|

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 Hayes Drive. The HSIP federal-aid grant provides funding through KDOT up to $700,000.00 for Construction and Construction Engineering (Inspection) at a 90% federal/10% City cost [...]

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