Brandon sits down with Associate Professor Dr. Neala Boyer of K-State Vet Medicine and Junction City Manager Allen Dinkel to discuss animal health and city business.
Author: KMAN Staff
BY JOHN HANNA AND MARGERY A. BECK MARION, Kan. (AP) — A small central Kansas police department is facing a torrent of criticism for raiding a local newspaper’s office and the home of its owner and publisher, seizing computers and cellphones, and, in the publisher’s view, stressing his 98-year-old mother enough to cause her weekend death. Several press freedom watchdogs condemned the Marion Police Department’s actions as a blatant violation of the U.S. Constitution’s protection for a free press. The Marion County Record’s editor and publisher, Eric Meyer, worked with his staff Sunday to reconstruct stories, ads and other materials for its next…
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Kate Kennedy, filling in for Brandon Peoples, sits down with representatives from Ascension Via Christi and the City of Wamego to provide health updates and discuss local business.
The Country Stampede is facing a possible relocation sometime in the near future. The festival announced in a Facebook post Thursday that, due to increasing property taxes, it may have to find a new location outside of the state capital. According to the Country Stampede, their landlord and property owner, Shelby Development, recently stated that Shawnee County has been raising property taxes on the facility by almost $1500 per day and recommended consideration of a new home for the festival. Country Stampede also noted that their management will soon send out a request for proposal to surrounding communities, including Manhattan,…
Last month, Manhattan City Commissioners received a six-month update from parking services regarding revenue and activity at the Aggieville Parking Garage. Assistant City Manager Jared Wasinger told KMAN the garage saw an increase in traffic throughout the school semester and had accrued nearly $70,000 in revenue between mid-January and the end of June. During that time frame, 24,624 transactions took place. Of those transactions, only 7,962 vehicles stayed beyond the free two-hour parking timeframe. Wasinger said this does come at a cost for the city. The city has incurred $5,642.55 in Park Mobile transaction fees on behalf of customers. Wasinger said…