Ned Seaton

A Manhattan woman who served on the panel that helps pick state Supreme Court justices is defending that system as “exceptionally professional” and that it picks “extraordinary” judges. A proposed

Manhattan ranks seventh-highest among the state’s largest cities in the amount of debt carried by the city government, according to a Manhattan Mercury analysis.

Q: I wonder if the city is still trying to pay down debt from the mall, from downtown redevelopment and from the Discovery Center?

K-State’s announcement that it will sell booze throughout the football stadium makes me think back to the good ol’ days when everybody just hid their hooch.

Q: I wonder if the city is still trying to pay down debt from the mall, from downtown redevelopment and from the Discovery Center.

Many of you already know that I’m a tennis guy. Played it competitively as a kid, well enough to have enough success to hook me for life. Not well enough

Manhattan, as the saying goes, is a town with champagne tastes and a beer budget.

Took a family trip last month to Hawaii, a bucket-list item complete with the granddaughter, in-laws and outlaws. Remote spot on the dry side of the big island, where a

It’s always good to have top federal officials come to town. Always.

I’m writing this column from a place I’ve gone to every summer of my life. For a week, usually in August, always to simply be with family.