The Emporia Gazette
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The Taste returned to the Civic Auditorium Saturday night, drawing hundreds of patrons to sample food and beverages from 25 Kansas vendors.
Sen. Roger Marshall paid a visit to CrossWinds Counseling & Wellness Friday afternoon to discuss the critical need for mental health services and support for communities across the state.Â
A Kansas City man was hospitalized after an early morning rollover on U.S. Highway 56 Saturday.
The Symphony in the Flint Hills is looking for volunteers for its Signature Event, set for Saturday, June 8.
It’s almost that time of year again.
A new tornado siren was installed in the City of Admire this week thanks to a $18,000 grant from the Trusler Foundation of the Emporia Community Foundation.
A former Emporian was recently honored for his contributions to the City of Salina with a surprise statue unveiling ceremony.
Emporia High School anatomy, physiology and biology teacher Erica Huggard is in the running for America’s Favorite Teacher.
An Emporia man arrested following a downtown high-speed chase on April 9 will appear in court Monday afternoon.
Sports
The Emporia High School boys golf team had the top two finishers at the Circle Invitational on Monday.
The second annual Alli Hess youth girls basketball tournament took place at Emporia High School on Saturday.
Chase County hosted the Tim Griffin Spring Relays on Thursday, and the school had considerable success across both boys and girls events despite windy conditions.
The Chase County baseball team swept Central Heights on Friday. The Bulldogs won the opener 3-2 before taking game two, 4-1.
Area school golf teams were in action last week.
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