Manhattan is a rapidly growing community and is always getting new things to do. From new hotels to unique attractions to city walkability, Visit Manhattan is the Convention and Visitors Bureau that manages development across the city in order to promote a sense of community. Today, Marcia Rozell joins the show to share what their overall goal for Manhattan is, and what they are doing to achieve that.

With Laura Kelly's final term as Kansas Governor coming to an end, it's time to start looking forward at out next candidates. Today, GOP candidate for the position, Scott Schwab, joins to show to talk about why he's chosen to throw his hat into the ring, and what he plans to do if he is elected as Kansas Governor.

After the devastating fire at the local Big Brothers Big Sisters building, the leaders of the organization needed a new direction to keep the community support. Today, Michelle Sink and Kendahl Goetzman join the show to talk about how they recovered after the accident, and how they're planning to keep up the good work.

With International Women's Day on Sunday, we thought it important to shine some light on local leaders working to shine some light on gender equity. Usha Reddi and Megan join the show today to talk about how they create a diverse and inclusive world, and the event they're putting on to honor International Women's Day.

Colorectal cancer isn't something that we think about all that often but could effect anybody. Today's guest is Dr. Molly Disbrow who is a gastroenterologist with Stormont Vail Health here in Manhattan. Dr. Disbrow talks about how colorectal cancer screenings can catch trouble early and provide a peace of mind for patients.

Since Kansas State University's opening in 1863, Manhattan has been a booming college town. With the recent introduction of the "Edge 3.0" project, with a planned luxury condo building, hotel, restaurant, brewery, and a pocket park complex, many local residents have had concerns about the project. Today, Greg Willems, president and CEO of the K-State University Foundation, joins the show to talk about what the plan looks like, and how he thinks the new construction will benefit the community.

The Alliance of Former Chief Justices is a nonpartisan group of more than 50 retired state supreme court chief justices, a newly launched civic group with the intent to speak out about what they see as a lapse in constitutional liberty. Today, Lawton Nuss with The Alliance joins the show to talk about why he decided to join the civic group, and how he continues his advocacy for civil liberty and rule of law.

With the ground breaking set for March 10th, the Yuma Cultural Center is just around the corner. Sheila Ellis-Glasper joins the show today to share how she brought the Yuma Cultural Center to life, and how the Black Entrepreneur of The Flint Hills has provided for the minority communities looking to start a business.

Flowers are a great way to add a little life into your enviornment. Today, local florist Sara Larson, owner and lead designer of Wild & Blooming Floral & Events, joins the show today to talk about why she loves working with flora and what it's been like to present at the Philadelphia Flower Show.

Cardiac care providers are vital in diagnosing, treating, and managing heart conditions. Today's guest is Naomi Zwonitzer, an advanced practice practitioner in cardiology with the Stormont Vail Health Manhattan Campus, and she shares how she's bringing specialized care to the flint hills region.