Newly appointed Kansas State University president Richard Linton said his first order of business will be to “listen to a lot of people.”
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A bad start doomed the Manhattan High girls versus a very good and physical Topeka High team.
The roar of a packed house welcomed the Manhattan High boys basketball team back for another season of basketball Friday night.
Manhattan High wrestling opened its season Thursday at Great Bend. The Indian boys won 47-25 while the girls lost 54-18.
The transfer counter for Kansas State headed upward again Friday, as a team spokesman confirmed to The Mercury that defensive back Tee Denson has departed the program. The news of Denson's transfer first was reported by Rivals.
Kansas State head football coach Chris Klieman reshuffled his staff Friday, announcing that offensive coordinator/wide receivers coach Courtney Messingham and fullbacks/tight ends coach Jason Ray will not return next season.
Kansas State senior guard Rachel Ranke remains out with an undisclosed injury.
Pat McKenzie, a three-year letterman during his time with the Kansas State men’s basketball program, died in Colorado on Nov. 18. He was 81.
The Kansas Forest Service is offering two pollinator bundles along with their low cost conservation seedlings for the spring planting season. Plants for the eastern Kansas pollinator bundle includes American plum, Chokecherry, Golden currant, False indigo, Elderberry, Buttonbush and Eastern …
Thanksgiving has come and gone, and Christmas is quickly approaching. I, like a lot of people, love the holiday season. But for me, there is an even more critical season that has embarked on us … ski season has begun in Colorado.
There is an old saying that in 64 AD Nero played his fiddle while Rome burnt down around him. According to some historians that is false, since the fiddle was not developed until the 11th century. Nevertheless, the expression is certainly applicable today. The democratic leadership continues…
Patricia Stewart will celebrate her 90th birthday on Dec. 9.
“Friday night lights.” That phrase refers to the exciting atmosphere of hometown high school football games, played in communities across the nation on Friday nights.
Bill Kennedy believes in Santa Claus.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Before English, French or any European language was spoken in the spot of the map where Missouri sits, Native American tribes brought their own dialects to the region.
Students at the Kansas State University Salina Aerospace and Technology Campus now have access to more tools to help their education.
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