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| Jesse Bradford, Andrew Bradford, April Bradford, Bill Kitchen, Tina Kitchen and Trinity Kinder donated 100 percent of Saturday’s produce sales to Shriners Hospitals. |
Tables filled with pumpkins, pole beans, melons, onions, sweet corn, tomatoes and potatoes attracted plenty of hungry shoppers to the old Ralph’s parking lot on Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson
Saturday as members of the Bradford and Kitchen families teamed up to raise funds in support of Shriners Hospitals.
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| Jesse Bradford, Andrew Bradford, April Bradford, Bill Kitchen, Tina Kitchen and Trinity Kinder donated 100 percent of Saturday's produce sales to Shriners Hospitals. |
Members of the Kitchen and Bradford families have teamed up today to raise money in support of Shriners Hospitals, according to event spokesmen Bill and Tina Kitchen.
Shirley Carra adjust and inspects an assortment of decorative wreaths on display and for sale today during the ongoing Carter County Farmer’s Market, located beneath the large shelter behind the local Cooperative Extension office on U.S. 60 near Grayson city limits.
Maria Hutchison and Herta Heine of Rush offer a selection including home-baked breads as well as hand-knitted items at the Carter County Farmers Market.
Caleb and Cole Sexton have been among the local growers stopping traffic along Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson with the temptation of locally grown goods including watermelon, cantaloupe, two types of banana pepper, and green bell peppers. From their four to five acre operation at Webbville, they also offer
Working next the The Drive-In food truck Tuesday, Crystal Rose and family paused for a portrait while selling fresh produce from the gardens of her dad, Jamie Rose, near the Carter/Elliott County border.
Cucumbers, green beans, zucchinis, onions, carrots, jellies, jams, soaps and more were among the locally-grown produce items for sale during Saturday’s Carter County Farmer’s Market in Grayson.
One bunch of farm fresh carrots, about 12 medium carrots (1 1/2lb)
