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Brandon K. Peoples
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Anchor and Reporter, Nebraska and Kansas, Brownfield Ag News
Manhattan
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I cover a diverse range of topics bringing versatility and depth to my reporting across various subjects.
romance, novels, textbooks
Content
By Brandon K. Peoples Verified| The Manhattan Mercury Verified Brandon Peoplesbrandon@1350kman.comCity officials have delayed a decision on proposed parking restrictions surrounding the Lincoln Education Center. At Tuesday’s Manhattan City Commission meeting, neighboring residents voiced concerns about restrictions, proposed by USD 383, that would eliminate street parking along 9th and 10th Street, between Poyntz Avenue and Pierre Street. Resident Todd Gabbard, lives at 10th and Pierre. “I only have one place to park on my property,” he said.
By Brandon K. Peoples Verified| KMAN-FM Verified A “workforce housing” project in northwest Manhattan is one step closer to becoming a reality. City commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution of intent to establish a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID) on Little Kitten Avenue, setting the stage for a May 20 public hearing. Frontier Development is looking to construct 26 new duplexes, at a total cost of around $9 million. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for more local news.
By Brandon K. Peoples Verified| The Manhattan Mercury Verified Brandon Peoplesbrandon@1350kman.comCity officials have delayed a decision on proposed parking restrictions surrounding the Lincoln Education Center. At Tuesday’s Manhattan City Commission meeting, neighboring residents voiced concerns about restrictions, proposed by USD 383, that would eliminate street parking along 9th and 10th Street, between Poyntz Avenue and Pierre Street. Resident Todd Gabbard, lives at 10th and Pierre. “I only have one place to park on my property,” he said.
Company Info
Brownfield Ag News
Founded in 1972, Brownfield Ag News is the largest and one of the oldest agricultural news radio networks in the country. Our team of award-winning broadcasters brings agriculture news, markets, weather, and commentary to digital platforms nationwide and nearly 600 affiliate stations across the Midwest.
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States
+1 573-893-5700
Founded: 1972