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Army Retains Fort Riley Military Working Equid Program, Reviving Mounted Color Guard
Photo Courtesy of The U.S. Army has decided to retain its military working equid (MWE) programs at Fort Riley, reversing earlier plans to discontinue them.
RCPD Assumes Animal Control Duties
Photo Courtey of RCPD As of January 1st, the Riley County Police Department (RCPD) assumed responsibility for Animal Control duties for Manhattan and the surrounding
Cloud County Jail to Suspend Operations Amid Staffing Shortages
Photo Courtesy of Canva The Cloud County Law Enforcement Center, commonly known as the Cloud County Jail, will suspend operations for the foreseeable future due
City of Abilene Announces Appointment of Deputy City Manager
City of Abilene Photo Courtesy of City of Abilene The City of Abilene is pleased to announce the appointment of Kari Zook as Deputy City
Calvin Arsenia, Alex Laughlin events set Jan. 9-10 at Lee Dam Center for Fine Art
Marshall County Arts Cooperative Photo Courtesy of Singer, harpist and author Calvin Arsenia will perform a free public concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9,
Memorial Health System names Tori Bowers Chief Financial Officer
Memorial Health System Photo Courtesy of MHS Memorial Health System (MHS) in Abilene is pleased to announce that Tori Bowers has accepted the position of
Aggieville to Ring in 2026 with Annual Little Apple New Year’s Eve Celebration
Photo Courtesy of Canva Since 2003, Manhattan has been welcoming visitors to Aggieville on New Year’s Eve to ring in the new year during its
Youth in Action Grant Brings 3D Printing STEM Program to Abilene Public Library
Photo Courtesy of Canva Elizabeth Weese, director of the Community Foundation of Dickinson County, presented a $1,000 Youth in Action grant to Beau McWilliams and
Snow Squall Caused Travel Troubles Throughout Area Over the Weekend
Photo Courtesy of Canva Over the weekend, a snow squall warning was issued throughout Kansas due to a band of heavy snow, accompanied by high
Olathe organ donor honored on Rose Parade float
By Jennifer Theurer Chad Stacy, Olathe, died in a car crash in 2017. The father of two served in the Marines after high school and