TheMercury.com - Recreation

Soccer is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States . The same holds true in Manhattan, and especially at K-State. In fact, said John Wondra, assistant director of recreational services, soccer might be the fastest growing intramural sport at K-State.

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Chester E Peters Rec. looking to expand This fall, KSU could lay the groundwork for the first major expansion to its recreation center since 1995. Published 12/23/2008
Fun, water found south of Manhattan Located seven miles east of Highway 177 is a warm-weather getaway for students and community members to get in touch with nature. Pillsbury Crossing Wildlife Area offers 59 acres of fishing, hiking, bird watching, boating and other activities on the northern edge of the Flint Hills region. Published 7/23/2007
Deep-rooted natural beauty On this, the 27th Annual Earth Day, today's edition of Parade magazine asks "What Makes America Beautiful?" Published 4/23/2007
Recreation Options in Manhattan There is plenty to do in Manhattan no matter what time of year you are here! Published 1/31/2007
children's activities From athletics to fine arts, Manhattan area organizations work hard to come up with programs and events that would delight and entertain the young and young at heart. Published 1/31/2007
Tuttle Creek: Fishing, boating, camping and more Interested in fishing, hiking, biking, picnicking or water sports? Published 1/31/2007
City Parks offer diverse facilities to fit community's needs Looking for a quiet shady picnic spot, a place for a fierce volleyball game or somewhere to ice skate? City Park offers recreation at little or no cost year-round. Published 1/31/2007
Other Parks in Manhattan Published 1/31/2007
Cottonwood Racquet Club special offer Published 12/9/2008