With locally produced honey and related goods ready for customers, the folks from Burton’s Apiary sought shelter beneath blankets early Saturday as they waited for an anticipated clearing in the weather for the monthly Market 474 at the old Ralph’s parking lot on Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson.
Vendors at Bald Eagle Flea Market enjoyed cool breezes as they set up shop Sunday morning with a nearly indescribable assortment of items of interest.
From primitive décor items to pork skins and goodness from area farms, the monthly Market 474 in Grayson has a variety of locally produced goods to welcome customers at the old Ralph’s parking lot on Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson today.
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.
Bald Eagle Flea Market, located on the hill behind Super Quick in Grayson, is open until 4 p.m. today (Sunday, August 25, 2019).
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.
Offering four types of tomatoes (including green), freestone peaches, half-runner beans, Ambrosia sweet corn, watermelon and more, Tina Kitchen is joined by Haylee Kouns, Mariah Kitchen and Nathan Cummings at her family’s produce stand in Grayson, at the edge of the old Ralph’s parking lot.
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| Toby and Korrie Sparks count the number of flavors they have available at Sparky’s Pork Rinds today at Market 474 in Grayson. |
Featuring locally grown and crafted goods and products, the monthly “Market 474” is now open and welcoming guests to enjoy a visit to downtown Grayson this morning and afternoon.
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| Toby and Korrie Sparks count the number of flavors they have available at Sparky's Pork Rinds today at Market 474 in Grayson. |
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.
Tina Kitchen was found near the edge of Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson Saturday morning with produce grown on her farm in Willard, Ky. as well as her brother, Eddie Martin’s garden in Greenup County.
