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Crews demolish the Commerce Bank building at 727 Poyntz Ave. on Monday. As previously reported, Manhattan city commissioners in December approved more than $2 million in tax breaks for Hutton Development to raze the downtown Commerce Bank building and build a new four-story, 80,000-square-fo⦠Police Report for Wednes
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'Once Upon a One More Time' subverts classic tales with pop music
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (733+ words) From left, Cinderella (Megan Coberly), Princess and the Pea (Gracie Stutterheim), Snow White (Suliel Sapp), Sleeping Beauty (Jayna Ukrazhenko), Rapunzel (Audrey Artis) and Little Mermaid (Kentania Selby) reflect at their scroll club meeting in the Manhattan Arts Center’s production of…...
MHS volleyball bounces back with 3-0 home quad
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (669+ words) Manhattan High’s Evie Ruliffson (2) celebrates with teammates after a scored point during the Indians’ straight-set sweep of Washburn Rural in a quad Aug. 31 in Manhattan. Manhattan High’s Bailey Busch spikes a ball for a kill during the Indians’ straight-set sweep…...
MHS boys’ soccer falls to Free State in home opener
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (638+ words) Manhattan High goalkeeper Cooper Bailey makes a save during Tuesday’s match against Lawrence Free State at Bishop Stadium. The Indians lost to the Firebirds, 4-2. Manhattan High midfielder Kristopher Lee and Lawrence Free State forward Eyal Unz vie for a ball…...
Yuma Street Cultural Festival—3
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (65+ words) themercury.com Dancers from the Nu Beta Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho at K-State dance inside the Douglas Center. Guests at the Yuma Street Cultural Festival experienced live music and DJ sets spanning R&B, Afro-beats, soul and hip hop,…...
Yuma Street Cultural Festival—2
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (40+ words) themercury.com Fatuma Ochanda and Indria Artola place their dinner orders at the Jammin Jamaican Cuisine food truck Sunday afternoon. Festival attendees enjoyed a food village featuring Afro-Caribbean cuisine, soul food, vegan options and local vendors....
FROM THE PUBLISHER | Willie and the tackling bit
6+ day, 14+ hour ago (454+ words) Kansas State's mascot, Willie Wildcat, tackles a student posing as a Nicholls fan during a pregame of Saturday's 71-3 win for K-State at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The pregame tradition returned after 13 years. Tackling Willie is back. Kansas State on Saturday…...
MHS football falls in season opener against Rockhurst
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1111+ words) Manhattan High running back Joseph Mortensen takes a handoff from quarterback Mclain Aslin during the Indians’ 32-28 loss to Rockhurst Friday night at Bishop Stadium. Manhattan High defensive back Adonis Dunnigan is unable to stop Rockhurst wide receiver Tristan Johnson on…...
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1+ week, 2+ day ago (139+ words) image001.jpg themercury.com Kansas State junior forward Allison Marshall attacks during the Wildcatsâ 1-1 draw at Iowa on Thursday in Iowa City. K-State notches 2nd straight draw at Iowa on Thursday night Kansas State soccer, despite having two first half goals disallowed…...
MHS football opens title defense against Rockhurst
1+ week, 4+ day ago (969+ words) Manhattan High football head coach Joe Schartz, right, raises his hands after a touchdown during the Indians’ 27-0 6A state championship win over Olathe Northwest Nov. 29, in Emporia. Manhattan opens the 2026 season versus Rockhurst, a school from Missouri, on Friday. Olathe Northwest…...
Wamego football eyeing another deep playoff run in 2026
1+ week, 4+ day ago (559+ words) Wamego quarterback Logan Fulton (7) takes a snap during a home game against Hayden on Sept. 27, 2024. The Wamego Red Raiders have become one of the more consistent programs in the area, reaching at least nine wins in each of the last…...