Emma Loura

Former Fort Riley soldier was sentenced Monday to 13 years and 10 months in the Kansas Department of Corrections.

Kansas State University will begin the first campus restoration projects on its Campus Master Plan in January.

More spins, more kicks, more curtsies. K-State will have more performances at Wareham Hall in the future.

Manhattan-Ogden students will have to set their alarms earlier next school year.

Audiences will be taken back to Great Depression-era New York City to follow the rags-to-riches story of “Annie.” The musical, featuring songs including “Tomorrow” and “Hard Knock Life,” opened on Friday at Manhattan Arts Center.

The St. Marys City Commission approved the re-appointment of Suzanne Talmachoff to the Housing Authority at the Tuesday, March 17, meeting.

St. Marys officials last Tuesday chose the landscape architecture firm Landmark Studio for the Park Design Project. The top two candidates decided upon at the previous meeting had been Landmark Studio or BBN Architects. City commissioners spoke with representatives from each company before making a decision.

Whimsical fairytale worlds come to life at the Golden Letter Store. Recently the store held its grand opening event, inviting the community over for storytimes, music and cups of tea.

In 2027, the citizens of St. Marys will see an 11% increase in their property taxes. City officials adopted the 2027 budget on Tuesday, Sept. 1, which exceeds the revenue-neutral rate of 24.250.

With the wave of a wand and a flash of strobe lights, “Once Upon a One More Time” turns fairytales upside down to the sound of Britney Spears' discography.