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Madison Bread Basket wins 5th annual Rotary Grocery Grab

The Madison Bread Basket scored just under $500 in groceries Saturday morning during the 5th annual Rotary Grocery Grab at Good's Cash Saver.

Six finalists named for 5th annual Rotary Grocery Grab

Six finalists were chosen for the fifth annual Rotary Grocery Grab fundraiser, which allows one individual the chance to grab as many groceries as they can in five minutes at

Rotary Club selling tickets for 5th Annual Grocery Grab, proceeds to go to Bloom House

The Emporia Gazette

Cooling centers open around Northeast Kansas to combat excessive heat

Heat advisory remains in effect through Friday, additional cooling centers available

A heat advisory remains in effect through Friday night for much of the region, the National Weather Service says.

Inaugural Lolapalooza fundraiser raises more than $2,800

It was the cat’s meow! Street Cats Club hosted a wildly successful Lolapalooza street party, raising over $2800 for the Lola Love Fund. Lola Walker, founder of Purralot Kitty Rescue,

Bloom House moving new 'Art Attack' event to online format

Bloom House Youth Services was set to hold its inaugural "Art Attack" fundraiser later this week, however, dur...

Bloom House Youth Services purchases former SOS shelter; Operations tentatively set to begin by first of next year

Emporia's newest non-profit agency, Bloom House Youth Services, could well be up and running by the first of n...

Bloom House raising funds for Plumb Place displaced residents

A local nonprofit is raising money to help some Plumb Place residents land on their feet after the women's shelter announced it would be closing at the end of the month.  Bloom House Youth Services, a 501(c)(3) organization which formed last year, is working toward addressing youth homelessness in the area, providing support through access to case management, mental health care and life skills education.  As rumors about Plumb Place's closure began circulating around Emporia, Board President Clara Corn said the Bloom House Board of Directors discussed the need to reach out to the residents at the shelter. Even if the rumors weren't true, there might be some residents preparing to move out.