Brendan Burns died Oct. 26. He loved coloring and sparring with his little sister, family said. He fought neuroblastoma since 2021.
Manhattan officials on Tuesday approved a master plan, though specifics have yet to come into focus.
The 45th edition of the race featured more than 47,000 runners Sunday in Chicago, the most ever finishers in the history of the race.
Mayor hopes Manhattan's "Taste of Fall" will be a hit its first time out.
Community's generosity helps save 4-month-old miniature horses.
Ponies are being sent to slaughter if we can't raise $2,200 today!
Pints and Pork is set for Saturday, Sept. 30 in the parking lot of St. Joseph School in Manhattan.
Rupert is back home after being missing for several days before tips finally helped owner Josie Hange track him to a neighbor's garage.
A search for Robert Hollingsworth will start Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at Berkot's in Manhattan.
Don't chase or try to catch "Rupert" the wallaby, the owner warns. He's been missing for two days from his home in Monee.
A group of firefighters specially trained for complex rescues put their skills to the test in simulated rescues from tornado-damaged homes.
The sale will be held rain or shine, Sept. 8–9.
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Brendan Burns, 4, has bravely faced a battle with neuroblastoma since 2021. Now he's officially named among others dubbed The Bravest.
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The family-friendly party with something for everyone is set for Sunday, Sept. 3 at the Round Barn Farm Park in Manhattan.
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The reopening of the road provides an important link to and from Manhattan, Mayor Mike Adrieansen said. The project should take 2 months.
The community of Manhattan is coming together for a boy in a battle with neuroblastoma, whose cancer has recently returned.
The exhibition opens Aug. 8 at the Forest Preserve District of Will County's Monee Reservoir; fly-fishing programs also will be offered.
Michelle Onofre will have a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery to fight breast cancer. She'll face weeks of recovery time.
Manhattan officials continue discussions around revitalizing and redeveloping the village's downtown.
A phone scam involves a call warning citizens that they've missed jury duty and have a warrant out for their arrest.
The Will County Threshermen's Association annual show is held July 20–23 at Spiess Farm.
Manhattan resident Jackson Lewis was 15 and a freshman at Lincoln-Way West when he took his own life in June 2020.
Applications and materials are due by Friday, July 21, at 2 p.m.
Take in the tunes from the water or plant a chair along the shore as The Stingers perform and The Bait Shop sells food from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Will County has approved Manhattan officials' request for stop signs on Cedar Road.
Patch has your complete guide to Independence Day fireworks shows, parades and other celebrations in and around Manhattan.
The Moving Wall display, a half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC, will be on display June 30–July 5.
A local family's orange barn cat essentially became a small town's mascot, trotting around on adventures and making social calls.
Police Chief Jeff Wold announced he will retire at the end of the month.
Police continue to look for Anthony Fehrenbacher, 47, a lifelong Manhattan resident last seen May 26.
Manhattan residents are invited to attend an open house set for June 14, to discuss plans and visions for Manhattan's downtown.
There are 119 homes ready for you to shop during the sale June 9–10.
The second annual Heritage Fest is built around the village's Round Barn, which was built in 1898 and that holds special memories for many.
The fundraiser will take place during the Heritage Festival to assist 3-year-old Wyatt Blevins who was diagnosed with cancer at age 1.