Mixed greens make beautiful gardens
2026-06-22 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Donna Rieder
Donna writes, "This is one of two matching mixed gardens in front of my main barn. It contains Blue Lake bush beans in front, followed by purple butterfly bushes, with a strip of cosmos-and-wildflowers in back, and anchored on each end with a blueberry bush and two lavender plants. I love mixing flowers and edibles in the same bed!" Comments | Permalink
2026-06-22 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Donna Rieder
Donna writes, "This is one of two matching mixed gardens in front of my main barn. It contains Blue Lake bush beans in front, followed by purple butterfly bushes, with a strip of cosmos-and-wildflowers in back, and anchored on each end with a blueberry bush and two lavender plants. I love mixing flowers and edibles in the same bed!" Comments | Permalink
Mike Watson tells history of the Field House for MTS Festival
2026-06-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Standing in front of the Field House, Adair County native and historian Mike Watson wraps up the inaugural Mark Twain Storytelling Festival with a history of the Field House and the Lampton and Clemens families on Saturday, June 20, 2026. Located on Reed Street, the Field House was where John Marshall and Columbia native Jane Lampton Clemens lived after they were married in 1823. Comments | Permalink
2026-06-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Standing in front of the Field House, Adair County native and historian Mike Watson wraps up the inaugural Mark Twain Storytelling Festival with a history of the Field House and the Lampton and Clemens families on Saturday, June 20, 2026. Located on Reed Street, the Field House was where John Marshall and Columbia native Jane Lampton Clemens lived after they were married in 1823. Comments | Permalink
Storyteller Mary Hamilton
2026-06-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Author, folktale scholar and award-winning storyteller Mary Hamilton of Frankfort, Kentucky, tells the audience the story of a remarkable dog at the inaugural Mark Twain Storytelling Festival, held Saturday, June 20, 2026, at Lindsey Wilson University's V.P. Henry Auditorium. The event celebrated the art of storytelling, along with Mark Twain's Columbia roots. Comments | Permalink
2026-06-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Author, folktale scholar and award-winning storyteller Mary Hamilton of Frankfort, Kentucky, tells the audience the story of a remarkable dog at the inaugural Mark Twain Storytelling Festival, held Saturday, June 20, 2026, at Lindsey Wilson University's V.P. Henry Auditorium. The event celebrated the art of storytelling, along with Mark Twain's Columbia roots. Comments | Permalink
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