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KBOR: K-State among state colleges trending up in headcount while 2-year institutions dip (opens the original)
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While college enrollment trended down slightly this fall across Kansas, most state universities — including K-State — saw modest jumps in headcount. Between its Manhattan, Salina and Olathe campuses, Kansas State University boasts 21,283 students, according to preliminary reports released Wednesday by the Kansas Board of Regents. That’s a growth of 70 students over last year’s numbers, and the highest fall headcount since 2019. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. The post KBOR: K-Stat
KBOR: K-State among state colleges trending up in headcount while 2-year institutions dip (opens the original)
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While college enrollment trended down slightly this fall across Kansas, most state universities — including K-State — saw modest jumps in headcount. Between its Manhattan, Salina and Olathe campuses, Kansas State University boasts 21,283 students, according to preliminary reports released Wednesday by the Kansas Board of Regents. That’s a growth of 70 students over last year’s numbers, and the highest fall headcount since 2019. To view the full article visit theMercury.com.
Community groups coordinate relief for Geary Estates fire victims (opens the original)
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A fire at the Geary Estates apartment complex near Fort Riley displaced a number of residents over the weekend, including service members and their families. Fort Riley, Geary County, the American Red Cross and community organizations have responded by providing temporary housing, food, clothing and other necessities, according to the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce. Manhattan Mayor Susan Adamchak said on Tuesday that there are two donation drop-off points in town. One is at the Al Langton in
Manhattan to receive $1.5 million KDOT grant for K-18/K-177 ramp reconstruction (opens the original)
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The Manhattan City Commission unanimously approved a $1.5 million Kansas Department of Transportation grant Tuesday to reconstruct the on and off ramps at the Kansas highway 18 and Kansas highway 177 interchange. The grant, awarded through KDOT’s city connecting link improvement program, will cover 80% of the project cost. Staff members said the city’s share will likely be about $300,000. The commission accepted the grant and authorized the mayor to sign the project’s programming request. To vie
Manhattan ballots to include street maintenance sales tax question (opens the original)
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The Manhattan City Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved placing a 0.5% citywide sales tax for street maintenance on the Nov. 3 ballot. If approved by voters, the 10-year sales tax would take effect April 1, 2027, following the expiration of the city’s existing 0.2% dedicated street sales tax. City officials estimate the new tax would generate about $8 million annually, with $6 million dedicated to repairing and rehabilitating local streets and $2 million for minor streets. City manager Dan
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