Wamego’s wrestling team placed ninth at the Rose Hill Invitiational Saturday, with Jake Meyer taking the title at 215 pounds. Also placing were Harry Costa, who finished fourth at 106, Thomas McIntyre, who placed 4th at 150 pounds, and Knox Karnowski, who took sixth at 138. Rock Creek’s boys finished sixth, Riley County 13th at the Silver Lake Invitational. At 144 pounds, Kaden Gutsch finished third for the Falcons, while, from Rock Creek, Anthony Crubel took sixth at 106, Declan McKinney fifth at 150, Aidan McKinney fifth at 157, Kendal Grimes fifth at 165, Nick Allen fifth at 175, Wade…
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00:00 – Carl Weathers passes, remembered by sorts world 10:45 – K-State WBB player Gisela Sanchez 21:38 – Cats hoops trivia for Sunflower Showdown tickets 34:12 – Big 10/SEC forming “advisory committee” on college athletics 38:36 – MitchPom vs Oklahoma State 51:06 – Chiefs Salary Cap overlook 1:14:20 – Ask Us Anything
Property owners in Riley County should expect a change of value notice coming in the mail in early March. The Riley County Appraiser’s Office has completed all of their studies needed for 2024 property valuations. County appraiser Anna Burson says residents can expect some level of valuation increase for residential properties. The change of value notice will also contain a form for requesting a valuation appeal, if needed and must be returned to the County Appraiser within 30 days.
The UFM Community Learning Center has released their spring catalogue to the Manhattan community.
Brandon sits down with representatives from the Flint Hills Breadbasket, Flint Hills ATA Bus, Manhattan Regional Airport and Kansas State Representative Mike Dodson.
Officers filed a report for theft by deception in the 1500 block of Oxford Place in Manhattan on February 1, 2024, at approximately 10:02 PM. Officers listed 44-year-old female as the victim when it was reported an unknown suspect claimed to be a government agency used deception to defraud her. The estimated total loss associated with this case is approximately $1,100 Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers. Using Crime Stoppers allows you to remain anonymous and could qualify you for a cash reward of up to $1,000. Officers filed a report for criminal damage to property in the 1300 block…
00:00 – K-State WBB’s 14 game winning streak ends at OU 16:17 – Oklahoma State losing key player for significant time 28:30 – K-State WBB coach Jeff Mittie 39:24 – Bob Huggins has lost a lot of weight 00:00 – Will K-State get to 9-9 in Big 12 play? 23:18 – Trivia challenge for K-State/KU tickets 32:53 – Ask Us Anything
Riley County Commissioners approved staff to move forward on an Assistance to Firefighters Grant application Thursday. The grant was one of two presented by Budget and Finance Officer Brittany Phillips to help pay for future facility upgrades. The commission and County Clerk Rich Vargo support the assistance to firefighters grant which is offered through the department of homeland security. The county has applied and been rejected for this grant once before. The maximum award is $9 million, and can be used for PPE, facility modifications, vehicles, and state fire training. The application is due March 8.
Space needs within the Riley County Courthouse remain a top concern for local court officials. 21st Judicial District Chief Judge Grant Bannister spoke Thursday to the commission, encouraging they consider facility upgrades to the courthouse. He continued on saying the courthouse, which was built in 1906, has serious space limitations, which sometimes causes issues with security and trial proceedings… The commission took no action Thursday. On a related note, commissioners unanimously moved to sign a letter requesting the City of Manhattan waive a building permit fee for its Courthouse Plaza East building renovation project.