Manhattan-Ogden Superintendent Marvin Wade to retire in June
Manhattan-Ogden Superintendent Marvin Wade will step down at the [...]
Manhattan-Ogden Superintendent Marvin Wade to retire in June
Manhattan-Ogden Superintendent Marvin Wade will step down at the end of the school year. Dr. Wade notified members of the school board and the district’s human resources department Tuesday, announcing his retirement, effective June 30, 2023, which coincides with when his contract is set to expire. In an emailed statement to KMAN, Dr. Wade noted [...]
City commission moves forward with new downtown senior housing project
The Manhattan Housing Authority was greenlit to seek grant and tax credit funding for a new low-income senior housing building Downtown, with the Manhattan City Commission voting to approve a pre-development agreement with the organization Tuesday. That was Manhattan Housing Authority Executive Director Aaron Estabrook. The 109-unit residence would serve as a replacement for the [...]
City to start Aggieville parking garage fees January 2nd
Starting January 2nd, Manhattan will begin charging for parking [...]
City to start Aggieville parking garage fees January 2nd
Starting January 2nd, Manhattan will begin charging for parking in the Aggieville Parking garage, with the first two hours free – with street parking also limited to two hours from 8 to 5 on weekdays. The Commission Tuesday unanimously approved the regulations – previously considering a 1-hour free parking time frame at a prior meeting [...]
City officials approve 60 million dollar project in Aggieville
The road is clear for what’s estimated to be [...]
City officials approve 60 million dollar project in Aggieville
The road is clear for what’s estimated to be an over 60 million dollar office and retail development in Aggieville, with the Manhattan City Commission giving the Midtown project’s final development agreement approval Tuesday. That was Back 9 Development President T.J. Vilkanskas The 5-story building is going to be built at the site of a [...]
City commission to vote on 40 million dollar Aggieville building
Commissioners will vote on the final development plans for the proposed Midtown Development on a currently city-owned parking lot at 12th and Laramie Streets in Aggieville. City officials previously agreed as part of the plan to sell that lot for a dollar for the development of the 40 million dollar, 5-story multi-use building. The Commission [...]
February preliminary hearing scheduled for ex-Wamego teachers charged with sex crime
A status hearing was held Tuesday for a pair of former Wamego school teachers accused of unlawful sexual relations with a former student. 51-year-old Allen Sylvester and his 55-year-old wife Deborah Sylvester appeared before Pottawatomie County Judge Erich Campbell, but neither defendant spoke as the decision was made to move the case forward. The couple [...]
RCPD investigating burglary of Manhattan American Legion Post home
Police are investigating a Sunday night break-in to the Pearce Keller Post No. 17 American Legion building in Manhattan. According to RCPD, the burglary was reported Monday morning. An unknown thief or thieves got away with cash stolen from an ATM and safe inside the building. The total amount of case stolen was around $4,800. [...]