
Dutch Bros Plans First Manhattan Location
The drive-thru coffee chain is building a new store at 310 Tuttle Creek Blvd., with construction expected to finish by Christmas.
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Is Manhattan getting too many coffee shops for its own good?
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The drive-thru coffee chain is building a new store at 310 Tuttle Creek Blvd., with construction expected to finish by Christmas.
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Is Manhattan getting too many coffee shops for its own good?
Owners Daniel and Haley Milligan established the off-campus venue in April 2026 to serve local college students.
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Is healthcare access improving for residents in your local community?
The local hospital marks its 90th anniversary under the leadership of new president Patrick Avila.

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Would you participate in a local campus fundraiser for an international humanitarian cause?
The student organization raised funds for the ChildLife Foundation to improve medical access for children in Pakistan.

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Do you trust that new leadership appointments at your local university will benefit the campus community?
President Richard Linton names Thomas Lane to lead as the university's permanent chief of staff this November.

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Should city governments charge fees for temporary use of public streets and sidewalks?
City commissioners will review a proposed permit and fee system for temporary lane closures during an upcoming work session.

Regular subjects here include corporate expansion, commercial real estate leasing, startup funding and the performance of key industry sectors. Reporting reaches across the city and the business districts that define the regional economy. Zoning changes and office occupancy rates consistently impact how businesses operate and grow within the local market. Regulatory oversight and shifts in consumer spending are the recurring factors that shape the commercial landscape here.