Gaelic Storm tickets
Tickets were still available this morning for Gaelic Storm’s performance Friday at Albert Taylor Hall.
“On a 1,200-seat theater, I think we have about 300 left,” Emporia Arts Council Executive Director Melissa Windsor said.
Windsor anticipates a full house for the Celtic music stars’ 7:30 p.m. show. She said ticket-buyers were coming from outside Emporia for the show, including from Nebraska and Arkansas.
Tickets can be purchased for $22 at the Arts Council, 618 Mechanic St., or at the Sweet Granada, 805 Commercial St.
Businesses honored
Three Emporia business will be honored March 11 in Topeka during the fifth annual Emerging and Existing Businesses of the Year Awards ceremony. Each business was nominated by a regional Kansas Small Business Development Center office.
Sensei Salon, owned by Gary and Marlina Poff, is an existing business of the year; Sunflower Gymnastics of Emporia, Osage City and Burlington, owned by David and Stacie Doemland, is an emerging business, along with Wheat State Pizza of Lawrence, owned by former Emporian Ryan Murphy, who owns two businesses in Emporia — Wheat State Pizza and Wheat State Grille.
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