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Habitat for Humanity to host annual hoedown fundraiser at historic Flint Hills ranch

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Habitat for Humanity of the Northern Flint Hills will host its annual Habitat Hoedown on Saturday, Oct. 18, at 4:30 p.m. at the Lazy T Ranch - Adventures in the Flint Hills. The family-friendly fundraising event will feature live music from The Haymakers, pork and beef

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Eagles soar past Salthawks 56-19 in conference matchup

Story, photos & video by Dale Grosbach

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Hutchinson Splash Pads Close for Season as Summer's Final Chapter Ends

HUTCHINSON — The laughter of children and the gentle spray of water fountains have given way to quiet as Hutchinson's beloved splash pads officially closed for the season this week. City officials announced Monday that all municipal splash pads have shuttered their gates as cooler autumn temperatures settle over

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From the office of Sen. Jerry Moran

Week of September 14, 2025

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From the office of Rep. Tracey Mann

Week of September 14, 2025

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From the office of Sen. Roger Marshall

Week of September 14, 2025

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From the office of Gov. Laura Kelly

Week of September 14, 2025

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From the office of Rep. Derek Schmidt

Week of September 14, 2025

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From the office of Rep. Ron Estes

Week of September 14, 2025

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KFB Insight: Attitudes for the best possible experience

By Jackie Mundt, Pratt County farmer and rancher

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Emmy winner Richard Thomas to perform 'Mark Twain Tonight!' at K-State

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Emmy Award-winning actor Richard Thomas will bring "Mark Twain Tonight!" to Kansas State University's McCain Performance Series on Oct. 2, nearly 50 years after Hal Holbrook first performed the show on the same stage. Thomas, beloved by generations for his portrayal of John-Boy

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Kansas State earns No. 3 ranking on Forbes' best employers in Kansas list, No. 5 in Best Colleges for Agricultural Sciences

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Kansas State University has been ranked No. 3 on Forbes' list of best employers in Kansas, marking the highest ranking of any college or university in the state. The university moved up three spots from last year, matching its No. 3 placement in 2023 and 2021.

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KSU Gardens to Host Tropical Plant Sale Friday

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University Gardens will host a tropical plant and houseplant sale Friday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. as part of its September Stroll event. The Purple Thumbs garden group will sell plants from the K-State greenhouses, with most priced between $5 and $10. Organizers

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Kansas Forest Service Offers Tree Buyback to Combat Invasive Species

MANHATTAN, Kan. — The Kansas Forest Service will host a Callery pear tree buyback event Oct. 4 in Manhattan as part of efforts to combat an invasive species that threatens native plant communities across the state. The event, scheduled for 2610 Claflin Road, will provide replacement trees to residents who have

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Manhattan Street Project to Begin This Week

MANHATTAN, Kan. — The City of Manhattan will begin a mill and overlay project on Yuma Street this week, causing temporary road closures and access restrictions. The project will affect Yuma Street from 4th Street to 10th Street, with moving closures lasting at least one week beginning Sept. 23-26. Access to

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Manhattan Community Health Foundation to host annual Crystal Gala Feb. 22

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — The Manhattan Community Health Foundation will hold its annual Crystal Gala on Feb. 21, 2026 at the Kansas State University Alumni Center to raise funds for healthcare initiatives in the region. The gala supports the foundation's mission to enhance community health by providing scholarships to

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Multiple Arrests Made in Manhattan Area Over Weekend

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Riley County police made several arrests from Sept. 19-22, including charges ranging from domestic violence to protection order violations, according to department reports. Joseph Snitker, 23, of Manhattan, was arrested for aggravated domestic battery and criminal damage to property on Sept. 21 at approximately 2:29 a.m.

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Manhattan City Government Seeks Resident Input Through 'Feedback Friday' Initiative

MANHATTAN, Kan. — The City of Manhattan has launched a weekly community engagement program called "Feedback Friday" to encourage residents to share their opinions on city services and municipal matters. The initiative, promoted through the city's official social media channels, asks residents to participate in constructive dialogue

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McPherson Hosts Fifth Annual Housing Conference

"No Place Like Home" event brings together community leaders to address local housing challenges and solutions

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McPherson Hosts First Responders Night at Lakeside Park

Interactive evening offers families chance to connect with emergency services personnel

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McPherson College Launches Paid Pep Band Program

New ensemble to perform at athletic events starting fall 2026, giving students performance opportunities and compensation

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Moundridge Community Foundation Awards First 'Homegrown' Grants

Three local projects receive $6,000 in funding to address community needs and foster grassroots innovation

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McPherson Sixth Grade Bullpups Fall to Undefeated Maize

Young Pups become first team to score on dominant Eagles in 49-13 road loss

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McPherson Bullpups Dominate Ranked Chanute in Home Opener

Ashton Malm catches four touchdowns as Bullpups rout fifth-ranked Blue Comets 42-12

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McPherson Obituaries

September 19th - September 21st