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Bringing bleacher energy to the ‘Ville - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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For K-State football fans, kickoff doesn’t always start on Saturdays at Bill Snyder Family Stadium; it begins 12 hours earlier in Aggieville, driven by the soundtrack of the K-State Little Apple Pub Crawl Band. The Pub Crawl Band is composed of members of the K-State Marching Band. Throughout the past 27 years, the band has spent Friday nights before home games turning 34 of Manhattan’s favorite bars, restaurants and stores into pep rallies, where instruments, fight songs and generations of Wild
Preserving history | Yuma Street Cultural Festival celebrates Manhattan Black heritage - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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Located on the eastern side of Manhattan, historic Yuma Street hosted its second annual Yuma Street Cultural Festival on Sept. 6. Every year, the festival brings together families, businesses, artists, educators and community leaders for a day focused on culture, history and community pride. The Black Entrepreneurs of the Flint Hills (BEFH) hosted the festival, which featured several distinct experiences throughout the day, including food trucks, shopping villages showcasing local businesses, im
‘Work with your brain, not against it’ - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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As the school year commences and classes may start to become hectic, it is okay to ask for help. No matter what you need or when you need it, K-State’s first lady, Sally Linton, is there to give a helping hand. In 2020, inspired by her family’s journey, Linton created her own private practice, Coach With Sally, to help others discover their true strengths. In a role often defined by public appearances, Linton has created a unique space focused on mental health and neurodiversity advocacy. “I str
Family tradition fuels new beginnings - Kansas State Collegian (opens the original)
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It takes a special kind of courage to step away from a firehouse shared by three generations of family and create your own path. Public service is a household tradition for Ava Brighton, freshman in horticulture, and now that legacy is helping fund the next generation’s future. Brighton, a firefighter cadet from Adrian, Mich., recently received the $2,500 Carl Parsell Scholarship from the Michigan Association of Fire Fighters (MAFF), which will help offset her out-of-state tuition this fall. Jen
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