Suds for social change: Dignity, detergent and Laundry Love MHK Kaitlynn Faber, arts and culture editor • April 11, 2024 Local clean clothes initiative provides families with five free loads of laundry every month.
Riley County Health Department aims to destigmatize breastfeeding Mia Kingsley and Hayden Haas • April 10, 2024 RCHD named “Breastfeeding Friendly Local Health Department” in March.
Manhattan prepares for solar eclipse Meredith McCalmon, news editor • April 4, 2024 Several organizations to hold viewing parties April 8.
Aggieville Showdown: Cattle are comin’ round to the ‘Ville Lexi Studebaker, staff writer • April 4, 2024 The annual “Grand Drive in the ‘Ville” brings hundreds of cattle into Manhattan this weekend.
Traffic light master plan proposed to city commission Kyra Case, staff writer • April 4, 2024 This new plan may take several years to implement.
Donation-based Aggieville egg hunt highlights Manhattan businesses Kyra Case, staff writer • March 28, 2024 Fifty Easter eggs hidden across Aggieville incentivize winners to check out other businesses.
Savoring Creativity: First annual MAC & Cheese Arts & Music Festival Gwyneth Davidson, marketing/pr manager • March 28, 2024 Manhattan Arts Center’s MAC & Cheese Arts and Music Festival blends mac and cheese, live music, art and community engagement, promising “Arts for All.”
Hide your moms: Yung Gravy to perform at Bramlage Coliseum on April 11 Kaitlynn Faber, arts and culture editor • March 21, 2024 Yup! Yung Gravy is going to be in Manhattan.
International Women’s Day celebration: ‘We should understand others and value our differences’ Kaitlynn Faber, arts and culture editor • March 7, 2024 The American Association of University Women is hosting the celebration at 6 p.m. Friday, March 8 in the Holiday Inn at the Campus.
Manhattan’s North Campus Corridor Project enters final phase Kyra Case, staff writer • March 7, 2024 Residents forced to take detours to avoid construction.
RCPD increased presence at Fake Patty’s Day Noah Berchman, staff writer • March 7, 2024 At this year’s Fake Patty’s celebration there was a noticeable change in police presence in Manhattan neighborhoods.
Chiefs’ rally shooting sparks gun violence discussion Meredith McCalmon and Cole Bertelsen • March 1, 2024 Kansas residents reflect on gun restrictions and mental health following the shooting in Kansas City, Missouri.
