FOOD & DRINK

Aggieville’s Burger King has closed. The 1328 Laramie St. location posted a sign this week stating it will no longer be open. Steve Levin, whose company, Levin Properties, owns the property, said construction in the Aggieville Business district and the COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the closure.

Discover the controversy surrounding a Manhattan hotel, currently under fire for ongoing construction and alleged violations. Uncover the complaints lodged by disgruntled guests and locals, as we delve into the issues plaguing this establishment. Tune in for an in-depth report on this unfolding situation.

Matthew Campbell, also known by his stage name MA. Camp, is a Christian rapper and entertainer from Sidney, Ohio. His United States Army enlistment brought him to Fort Riley, KS in 2019 where he continues to build his music catalog and perform for audiences across Kansas.

MANHATTAN — Heartland Dermatology Center announced the successful acquisition of Manhattan Dermatology, a strategic move that solidifies our commitment to providing exceptional dermatological care across the Heartland. The acquisition, scheduled to be completed on January 2, 2024, marks the beginning of an exciting partnership that brings together two esteemed...

The internet icon and legendary actor provided a lecture at K-State Wednesday at McCain Auditorium. Takei as a child was held in two different Japanese-American concentration camps in the 40s. His family, and thousands more, were taken into custody just two months after Pearl Harbor was bombed. He recently published a book detailing his experiences, and this lecture is directly taken from that book.

George Takei spoke in McCain Auditorium about his book “They Call Us Enemy” on Sept. 27. The lecture included his childhood in Japanese-American internment camps in World War II, his public service and his activism. He ended his talk with a question to the audience: “Have we learned the lesson of history?”

K-State's Blakeslee says sugar or pie pumpkins are best for cooking. It is nearly October, which means pumpkins are everywhere, including in popular food and drink items. When the popular fall treat is used for baking and cooking, Kansas State University food scientist Karen Blakeslee says sugar or pie pumpkins are the No. 1 choice.

The Many Colored Death headlined Eric Kleiner’s birthday bash show at Press on Friday, September 22nd. Opening acts Headlight Rivals and LYXE were set to start the celebration off right.

Since McCool’s Bar + Kitchen opened, many students avoided it out of loyalty to 785, the old bar that used to occupy the space. There were doubts about McCool’s success, but the bar is picking up momentum, in part because of its special events. McCool’s hosts a trivia...

Whether you're thinking about adopting a pet or simply delight in watching cute animals, you'd find a plethora of endearing pets awaiting adoption at animal shelters across and close to manhattan..

Mark your calendars, art enthusiasts! The Fri, Sep 29 · 5pm - 7pm slot is one you won't want to miss. The Downtown Artist Reception, a vibrant gathering of local art lovers, is set to take place at the heart of Manhattan, KS, USA.

Flight Crew Coffee Co. is a popular spot for students to relax and study in the heart of downtown. The shop has a plethora of menu options for every customer’s needs. The inside of Flight Crew is cozy. Located at 423 Poyntz Ave., the shop is airplane-themed; clocks showing different time zones line the walls and the baristas wear stylish flight attendant attire.

Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around Manhattan.

Laughter and music echo throughout the second floor of Eisenhower Hall every Wednesday afternoon. The sound of happy conversation comes from Café Olé, a Spanish social hour from 1-2 p.m. in the lounge. Coffee, cookies and board games create the perfect environment for informal Spanish conversation. The idea...

Konza Student Table celebrates its third anniversary Wednesday. The weekly food distribution program for Kansas State University students, came about through a coordinated effort of local entities, including the Food and Farm Council of Manhattan and Riley County, St. Isidore’s Catholic Student Center and K-State’s Housing and Dining Services. Food and Farm Council Coordinator Vickie James says it’s open to students regardless of their situation.

Manhattan Regional Airport has resumed services with American Airlines, a move that affects residents of Manhattan, Kansas. Having halted operations for nearly five months for a runway reconstruction project, the airport is estimated to receive around 175-300 passengers each day. The Airport Director, Brandon Keazer, sees this step as a return to normal for the airport and the Kansas community.

MANHATTAN (KSNT) – Rock band “38 SPECIAL” is bringing hits from the ’80s to the McCain Performance Series at K-State in October. On Oct. 7, 38 SPECIAL is bringing more than 4 decades of experience to the Little Apple. The band has brought a signature southern rock sound to more than 100 cities per year, […]

Considering pet adoption? Or perhaps you just enjoy all things cute and cuddly? Numerous charming pets are ready for a loving home at animal shelters situated in and near Manhattan.

FORT RILEY — Volunteers were hard at work in the kitchen Tuesday preparing 1,200 apple pies for the Fall Apple Day Festival. Large bowls of fresh granny smith apples waited on the counter to be peeled, cut, then mixed with spices before being put into crusts and topped with streusel.

This article presents a tour of three exceptional pizza stores located in Manhattan. Have you had the chance to sample their offerings yet? If you have, we'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below.