A new restaurant and craft brewery is coming to Manhattan and is set to open one of its two locations later this year. Owned by Manhattan natives Ryan and Amber Emley, the Aggieville Brewing Company will service two locations at 612 Pillsbury Drive and 1123 Moro Street. According to a Thursday release, the Pillsbury location will house a brewing production facility and taproom, in addition to a dine-in restaurant. Food selection will feature a “mix of traditional BBQ and new age pub fare”. Additionally, the Pillsbury location will have an outdoor beer garden with various entertainment for all ages. The…
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News Radio KMAN · In Focus 6/1/23: NBAF, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 00:00 – Segment 1 13:59 – Segment 2 23:12 – Segment 3 31:21 – Segment 4 In segments 1 & 2 we visited with guests from the National Bio and Agro Defense Facility, including NBAF Deputy Director Ken Burton, Communications Director Katie Pawlosky and Public Affairs Specialist Stephanie Jacques, as we recapped the May 24 NBAF ribbon cutting and May 18 media tour of the facility, with perspective from KMAN’s Kate Kennedy, who attended the media tour and Brandon Peoples, who attended the ribbon cutting. In segments…
A Manhattan man is jailed following a domestic disturbance near the intersection of S. Manhattan Ave. and Fair Lane Wednesday morning. According to a Riley County Police Department investigation, 18-year-old Darryl Klemick is accused of threatening to shoot a 43-year-old man and prevented him from leaving a residence by standing in front of his car, taking the key and refusing to give it back. Klemick was also found to be in possession of stolen opiate pills and drug paraphernalia. Klemick is facing eight total charges including criminal threat, possession of stolen property, criminal restraint, criminal deprivation of property, possession of…
A man with a lengthy criminal record in Kansas, again failed to appear in Riley County District Court Thursday. 43 year-old Desie Martez Chatfield was due to appear in person for a probation violation, eventually appearing via Zoom, which Judge Kendra Lewison noted was not approved and a no-bond bench warrant was issued. Chatfield said he was unable to physically travel to Manhattan and was scheduled to start rehab tomorrow (Friday). Judge Lewsion ordered Chatfield to complete treatment or she would re-issue the warrant. Deputy Riley County Attorney Trinity Muth said in court this is not the first time Chatfield has…
Opening night of the college basketball season reportedly will include Kansas State meeting Southern Cal and Bronny James in Las Vegas. Multiple sources confirmed to Jon Rothstein that the Wildcats and Trojans will meet as part of a doubleheader at T-Mobile Arena Monday night, November 6th. The other game would pit Georgia against Oregon. K-State is coming off an Elite Eight campaign and learned yesterday that foward Nae-Qwan Tomlin will return after taking his name out of the list of those eligible for the NBA Draft. USC finished last season with a 22-11 mark and lost to Michigan State in…
Officers responded to the report of a domestic situation near the intersection of S. Manhattan Ave. and Fair Ln. in Manhattan on May 31, 2023, around 7:00 a.m. After arriving on scene, officers found an 18-year-old man had threatened to shoot a 43-year-old man known to him, prevented him from leaving a residence by standing in front of his car, and took the key from his car and refused to give it back. The suspect was also found to be in possession of opiate pills that had been reported stolen by him and drug paraphernalia. Darryl Klemick, 18, of Manhattan…
A Manhattan man is behind bars for his connection to two previously unreported stabbings. The Riley County Police Department says 45-year-old Jarman Morgan was arrested Wednesday on a Riley County District Court warrant for two counts each of attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery. The incidents are alleged to have occurred in the summer of 2020 and spring of 2021. Morgan is reported to have stabbed the same 35-year-old man in the head and face on both occasions. The victim, who is still living, did not receive medical care for either stabbing. Morgan’s bond is set at $100,000.
K-State basketball will have the services of Nae-Qwan Tomlin again next season after the forward removed his name from the NBA Draft pool. Tomlin had been expected to make the move after declaring for the draft earlier this spring to receive feedback from NBA scouts. He averaged 10 points and 6 rebounds a game this past season, his first in Manhattan after a juco All-American campaign the year previous. Others on the list of returnees to college hoops for next year include Purdue’s 7-foot-4 center Zach Edey after being named Associated Press national player of the year. There’s also national…
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RCPD is investigating another incident involving a firearm and ammunition stolen from a vehicle, the second such incident in less than a week. A burglary report was filed Tuesday in the 300 block of North 16th Street. A 20-year-old man reported to police his unlocked truck was entered, with thieves taking a 9 mm pistol and ammunition. The estimated total loss is approximately $470. A similar incident was reported Friday in the 2700 block of Brittany Place. Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers.