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    You are at:Home»Local News»Fort Riley»New “Find your Manhappiness” road sign features wrong exit

    New “Find your Manhappiness” road sign features wrong exit

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    By Peter Rice on July 31, 2024 Fort Riley, Local News, Manhattan, Ogden
    Photo Courtesy of Peter Rice / KMAN

    Local drivers may notice a new “Find Your Manhappiness” sign with the wrong indicated exit along I-70, when heading East from Ogden to Manhattan.

    The sign says Exit 301, which is the exit for Ft. Riley, instead of 303 or 313 which are the Manhattan exits.

    The sign is from the Visit Manhattan branch of the Chamber of Commerce, who released a statement on Facebook after the mistake was discovered online.

    Visit Manhattan Director Marcia Rozell said on Facebook…

    “This one is on me, I’m the one that signed off on it. I’ll be the one paying for it out of my paycheck. No tax dollars will be used to fix this correction.”

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