The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) notified the City that traffic control will be switching to Phase 3 on Fort Riley Boulevard (K-18) for the Wildcat Creek Bridge Replacement project starting Monday, April 19th. Read on...

Manhattan City Manager Ron Fehr announced that Assistant Director of Finance, Rina Neal, has been appointed to serve as the new Finance Director effective immediately. Read on...

The new, 21,000 square foot facility will be open to the public starting Friday, March 26. Gym activities will include pickleball, pick-up basketball games, and open gym play for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball on a first-come, first-served basis. Read on...

A reconstruction project will begin on Kimball Avenue on Monday, March 22. Work will likely take six to eight months to complete, depending on weather conditions. Read on...

The City has partnered with BikeWalkMHK, to create the Little Apple Loop. The Little Apple Loop is a 22.5 mile loop around Manhattan, connecting all neighborhoods via 11 existing trails, bike lanes, bike blvds, local roads, and a few key sidewalks. Read on...

“CrossroadsMHK: Shape what matters. Choose our path.” has been selected as the official name of the City of Manhattan’s 8-month strategic planning effort that began in January 2021. The website is live and meetings will start the week of March 22. Read on...

The City of Manhattan Parks and Recreation Department is planning a modified summer waterpark season with budget restrictions, staffing constraints, and enhanced COVID safety precautions. Read on...