The Enterprise Farmer’s Market was open Saturday morning, April 25, for customers to purchase fruits and vegetables, boiled peanuts, local honey, jams and jellies, homemade salsa and baked goods, soaps, plants and much more. There were guidelines to follow and sampling the vendors’ products was not allowed.
Enterprise Farmer’s Market open for business
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Pictured, above, from left, are Shiloh Coe holding Vivienne Coe, Carolyne Davis, Gerry Davis, Asher Coe, Adam Coe and Caspian Coe.
Carolyne and Gerry Davis have been annual vendors for about five years at the Enterprise Farmer’s Market.
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