Music of 50’s and 60’s were playing as conversation picked up among those who attended Saturday’s Sock Hop event. The local VFW Post 1786 put on the event to help gather socks, boxers, briefs, and bras for the VA hospital. Though attendence was a bit lower than previous years, the Women’s Auxiliary group received over 1300 socks for their donation. During their event, they also began to spread word of another fundraiser they’ll be having next year for cancer research. The plan is to have a dinner, auctions, and entertainment on March 15, 2014 to raise money. Anyone…
Author: KMAN Staff
Some relatives of the more than 1,000 men, women and children still missing after Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines on November 8th struggle to hold on to hope, or find closure, as they search for loved ones amid the debris.
Authorities say a suicide bomber tore throug Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, killing at least six people near the site where thousands of elders are to gather next week to discuss a controversial security agreement with the United States.
Courtney Traxson put down a career high 19 kills as K-State volleyball took the first set from #23 Kansas on Saturday night at the Horesji Center in Lawrence, but the Jayhawks rallied for a 19-25, 26-24, 25-14, 25-18 victory. The Cats led set two 21-20, but KU finished out the set on a 6-3 run. The Jayhawks controlled the third frame, and broke a 14-14 deadlock in the fourth with an 11-4 spurt to finish. Kaitlynn Pelger also hit double-digit kills with 16 for K-State (16-9, 4-8), and Katie Brand dished out a match high 51 assists. Tristan McCarty topped…
Heading into Saturday’s contest against TCU, the Kansas State Wildcats had all the momentum in the world. Fresh off a thumping of Texas Tech on their home field last week the Wildcats with two straight home games on the horizon looked like they had an excellent chance to become bowl-eligible against the Horned Frogs who were struggling to move the ball on Offense over the last few weeks. However, like K-State, Gary Patterson’s squad was very proud and determined and knew that two wins of their own would make them eligible for a bowl game riding the strength of the…
Heading into Saturday’s contest against TCU, the Kansas State Wildcats had all the momentum in the world. Fresh off a thumping of Texas Tech on their home field last week the Wildcats with two straight home games on the horizon looked like they had an excellent chance to become bowl-eligible against the Horned Frogs who were struggling to move the ball on Offense over the last few weeks. However, like K-State, Gary Patterson’s squad was very proud and determined and knew that two wins of their own would make them eligible for a bowl game riding the strength of the…
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Gregg Eyestone, Riley county Extension Horticulture Agent, followed by Arleen Lundberg, Memory Cafe Founder with Riley County Senior Service center, and ending with Brian McNulty, Operations Mangager with U-S Army Corps of Engineers at Tuttle Creek Lake.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Gregg Eyestone, Riley county Extension Horticulture Agent, followed by Arleen Lundberg, Memory Cafe Founder with Riley County Senior Service center, and ending with Brian McNulty, Operations Mangager with U-S Army Corps of Engineers at Tuttle Creek Lake.
The Manhattan High School Indians’ 2013 season comes to a close after being defeated by Derby in the State Quarterfinals Friday night.
The Manhattan High School Indians’ 2013 season comes to a close after being defeated by Derby in the State Quarterfinals Friday night.