Manhattan growth tied to NBAF, but not defined by it
Manhattan’s economy owes much to a broader, collaborative effort beyond the $1.25 billion NBAF project. Leaders cite downtown redevelopment since 2002, public private partnerships, and Kansas State University initiatives that drive high paying jobs, research funding, and a robust agri business corridor linking Manhattan to broader national and global markets.
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