Obviously false information was added here. I have reverted it.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap. Thank you for the addition of this point. Question: What is this business? You put in an address and a name (is the name right, by the way? Stats? States?) but you didn't classify what type of thing this is. Hotel? Restaurant? Used Car Salesman?

If you go to edit the area again, click on the point you created before and then click on the box on the left that says "Address" and it will open a menu where you can select what type of thing this is.

Thank you for adding data to OSM. Please be careful with your tagging though. You are adding highway=residential to some houses you are mapping. This is incorrect tagging. For example:
osm.org/way/399320995
The highway=residential tag is only for roads that run through residential areas.

Someone just opened a note here asking if the Hot Shop is really located here. Care to comment? You seem to have local knowledge. osm.org/note/517094

FYI, this changeset deleted this road by accident. I have restored it :)

osm.org/way/13246570

I added some service roads that you might have been trying to map. If you log in and edit in Firefox or Chrome it should bring up a newer editor that has a brief built-in tutorial to show you how to do common tasks easily. I would recommend running through that.

Hi and welcome to OpenStreetMap. What exactly were you trying to add in this edit? Because, well... I don't think you succeeded :)

I've been mapping in Manhattan, KS for a while now and keep an eye out for new users in Kansas. Let me know if you have any questions.

Yeah, OSM message reliability isn't the greatest. Oh well. It was an easy enough problem to fix :)

I went ahead and added the dentist tag. You can see it now actually shows on the map.

Another useful link is the "Map Features" page on the wiki. The iD editor has presets built in for most common things but if you want more information about a type of object, the map features page can show you where to go: osm.wiki/Map_Features

Also, what's up with the hospital in the middle of this block? Is that a real thing? It looks like just residential houses here. That point was imported to OSM from a government source which has a history of being unreliable. It might be misplaced by a few blocks or a historical location. I don't see any large hospital looking buildings in the area so I'm guessing it doesn't exist any more. If this is the case, please nuke it from OSM.

Thank you for adding details to OSM. FYI, a sidewalk would usually be mapped as a "footpath" as opposed to the "Pedestrian street" option you chose. The pedestrian street is intended for things like downtown areas in cities where there are wide roads that are primarily intended for pedestrian traffic. You can see the OSM wiki for more details on this: osm.wiki/Tag:highway%3Dpedestrian vs osm.wiki/Tag:highway%3Dfootway

Exit ramps can be tagged with a "destination" tag that turn-by-turn navigation software can use to say "exit towards Centinela Avenue" but unfortunately this information is not rendered on the visual map on osm.org. I went ahead and added it to both of the exit ramps:
osm.org/way/148356800 and osm.org/way/49429143

This is not correct. Please see my comments on this note: osm.org/note/484232

Centinela Avenue is a different road.

Fixed: osm.org/changeset/35931027

Things should be fixed now. I also found a large number of county boundaries that had out of order members but I think that was someone else's doing. And really, I think there is a bug in JOSM that doesn't help that particular situation.

FYI, there was a bunch of weird stuff going on here. Someone apparently moved the Dawes County west border southeast by 14 kilometers by accident. I think I have fixed it all up now.

It looks like you dragged this way 14 kilometers southeast by accident in this changeset: osm.org/way/99649210

Since then someone else moved the northernmost node back north but didnt' change its east/west position. They noticed because the NE/SD border was off but the county border is still messed up. It was noticed because it caused Dawes County to have self-intersecting geometry. I'm working on a fix right now.

It looks like the entire way that makes up the western border of Dawes County got moved southeast by 14 kilometers 9 months ago. But then the northwestern node got fixed by someone else. Still trying to sort it out but I'll fix it here shortly.

What was this changeset doing? Please use changeset comments. I'm trying to investigate an error in a county boundary relation that you touched in this changeset. I don't THINK you caused the error but it would be helpful to know what your changesets were doing. Thanks.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! I've been active around Manhattan for a few years now. I'll be honest, I'm a little embarrassed that I hadn't moved Tallgrass myself yet! But thanks for the update. I also just removed the Tallgrass name from their old building out east of town.

Please let me know if you have any questions about OSM!