Community Corner
Whole Foods Plans 'Grand Re-Opening' After Renovations
First 100 people at Saturday ceremony receive free baguette.
A "grand re-opening" marking recent renovations at Whole Foods Market in Madison is scheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday.
A coffee and juice bar, new salad bars and hot food bars, and a new health and beauty department were added to the store.
Madison Mayor Bob Conley is expected to attend a bread breaking ceremony, and the first 50 people in line can enter for a chance to win $250 worth of Whole Foods Market holiday products, according to an announcement for the event. The first 100 people at the ceremony receive a free baguette.
The store will present a check to Morris Habitat for Humanity, and attendees can make festive crafts and caramel apples.
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