Mothers Day Market at Historic Johnson Farm Draws Vendors
Historic Johnson Farm hosts the fourth annual Mother’s Day Market from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 11 with more than 25 local vendors offering jewelry ceramics leather goods wooden décor baked items and more. The rain or shine event is free to enter and outdoors at 3346 Haywood Road with food and drinks for sale to support the farm’s operating fund and tours of the 1880s farmhouse. The Heritage Weavers & Fiber Artists shop will feature fiber gifts while visitors can view the Johnson Brothers’ 1924 Model T recently returned to the site. Parking is across the street at Rugby Middle School and pets must be kept on a leash.
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Battalion Chief Dustin A Nicholson of Hendersonville Fire Department stepped up as deputy fire chief during a vacancy and handles hydrant maintenance and apparatus upkeep while serving on multiple committees including SOG and Peer Support. He also leads Green River Fire & Rescue as chief. Officer Jacob Smith of Hendersonville Police earned a 500 hour Traffic Enforcement and Investigation certificate and leads the Traffic Safety Team, cited for reducing crashes since 2021. Capt. Heather Huggins of Etowah Horse Shoe Fire & Rescue is a long time volunteer and medical coordinator, earning awards for running the most calls several years.
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Green River Fire & Rescue Department
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Etowah Horse Shoe Fire & Rescue
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