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Author: KMAN Staff
The Manhattan Fire Department will engage in various training certifications throughout the summer. Manhattan Fire Department Battalion Chief of Training Jason Hudson explains some of the available certification courses. In addition to local training, the Fire Department will be sending personnel to Texas. The Manhattan Fire Department will continue to hire throughout the year. The next academy will take place in the fall. For more information call 785-587-4504 or visit the Manhattan Fire Department website.
A Manhattan woman who led police on a pursuit was arrested Wednesday, while a passenger in her car was issued a notice to appear in court after drugs were found in the vehicle. Riley County Police say 18-year-old Sarah White, of Manhattan, is charged with fleeing and eluding law enforcement, as well possession of drug parphernalia and marijuana. Officers conducted a traffic stop on her car in the 2700 block of Kimball Ave. When officers initiated lights and sirens, they say White accelerated eastbound, passing cars on Kimball Ave., running a stop light at the intersection of Kimball and College…
Ft. Riley Museum Complex Director Dr. Robert Smith talks about the 106th anniversary of the 1st Infantry Division, plus MHK Housing Authority Executive Director Aaron Estabrook and MHK City Commissioner John Matta join us in segment 2.
Officers filed a report for criminal damage to property in the 400 block of Walters Dr. in Manhattan on June 7, 2023, around 3:00 p.m. Key Management Company was listed as the victim when it was reported siding and a door to a sprinkler system shed and swings on a playground both at Brookfield Residence Apartments. The estimated total loss associated with this case is approximately $5,500. Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using the Crime Stoppers service allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000. Sarah White, 18, of Manhattan…
Downtown Manhattan Inc is bringing more artwork to the downtown area with the installation of two new art galleries on Poyntz Avenue. Downtown Manhattan Art Coordinator Heather Hnizdil. Hnizdil says the 409 Gallery is now open to the public and currently taking submissions from local artists. Downtown Manhattan Executive Director Gina Snyder says the new galleries fit well with the organization’s overall mission for the community. The Underground Collective Gallery is not currently open, but Hnizdil anticipates artwork will be installed by the end of next week. Artwork can be submitted at www.downtownmhk.com.
The City of Manhattan is continuing forward with various construction projects along Highway 24 East of Manhattan. City Manager Ron Fehr says there has been significant progress with the work being done on the US 24 and Levee Drive intersection. Fehr says residents can also expect workers to begin laying pavement on US 24 as far east as Excel Road. Fehr also notes the city is looking for consultants to assist with the US 24 East Manhattan Gateway Study to update the comprehensive plan and find ways to address land use and infrastructure issues as the area continues to develop.
USD 383 Assistant Superintendent Eric Reid and board member Jayme Morris-Hardeman, MHK FD Battalion Chief of Training Jason Hudson and Downtown MHK Inc. Executive Director Gina Snyder.
A new organization in Manhattan will soon be celebrating their one-year anniversary. True Colors Flint Hills is a queer and trans youth center in town. Executive Director Katie Curtis-Baker says they provide middle school and high school youth with various resources. True Colors will host an Open House later this month to celebrate their success. For more information visit truecolorsfh.com
During their Tuesday meeting, Manhattan City Commissioners voted to return a rezoning request for 407 Pottawatomie Avenue back to the Manhattan Urban Area Planning Board for further consideration. The request from Midwest Concrete Materials failed to earn approval from the Manhattan Urban Area Planning Board in a three to three vote during their May 25th meeting. MCM Owner Chris Eichman told commissioners the company hopes to rezone the approximately 1.22 acre tract of land for business commercial use and construct a training center. The tract is currently zoned as a low-density residential district. Local residents spoke during public comment and…