Hannah Epperson at the mound
2019-05-25 - Springfield, MO - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
Hannah Epperson hurled a complete-game shutout to lead Lindsey Wilson softball to a 2-0 win over Vanguard (CA) in an elimination game tonight at the NAIA World Series at Killian Softball Stadium. Comments | Permalink
2019-05-25 - Springfield, MO - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
Hannah Epperson hurled a complete-game shutout to lead Lindsey Wilson softball to a 2-0 win over Vanguard (CA) in an elimination game tonight at the NAIA World Series at Killian Softball Stadium. Comments | Permalink
Multifaceted Strawberry on display at Farmers Market
2019-05-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
One of nature's oddities appeared at the FM2 this morning. Tom and Lynelle Frazier showed off a "multifaceted" strawberry they grew locally on their Adair County farm Growing in Grace. This particular berry was not for sale but the couple had no shortage of buyers for the rest of their supply. Comments | Permalink
2019-05-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
One of nature's oddities appeared at the FM2 this morning. Tom and Lynelle Frazier showed off a "multifaceted" strawberry they grew locally on their Adair County farm Growing in Grace. This particular berry was not for sale but the couple had no shortage of buyers for the rest of their supply. Comments | Permalink
Scenes from the Farmers Market
2019-05-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
At left, it only took a small sample of old time cherries for this customer to make the purchase. Donna Jones, owner of Big Black Dog Farm and Marketing Coordinator for FM2, explained that this is just the beginning of this year's fruit season.
At right, when asked if he could choose one of their prettiest blooms, three-year-old Lakin was quick to help. Parents Jimmy and Caitlin Helm work with family to run Coview Farm and are one of many regular vendors set up on Saturdays. Comments | Permalink
2019-05-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
At left, it only took a small sample of old time cherries for this customer to make the purchase. Donna Jones, owner of Big Black Dog Farm and Marketing Coordinator for FM2, explained that this is just the beginning of this year's fruit season.
At right, when asked if he could choose one of their prettiest blooms, three-year-old Lakin was quick to help. Parents Jimmy and Caitlin Helm work with family to run Coview Farm and are one of many regular vendors set up on Saturdays. Comments | Permalink
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