John Curry and Park Manager, David Coleman were on hand from the Friends of Fort Harrod. The newly formed friends group was raffling a Tommy Barnett horn and promoting their summer event. Visit www.oldfortharrod.org for more information about becoming a Friend of Fort Harrod.

Parents and volunteers from The Kentucky School for the Deaf in Danville hosted a food booth. Homemade cookies, brownies and more greeted visitors along with lunch of soup, hot dogs and pizza. It was a win-win situation as vendors and visitors didn’t have to leave the convention hall to eat and proceeds went to the non profit organization.

We here at Pioneer Times/Graphic Enterprises showed our new line of framed prints called “Beyond Photography.” Due to a great response at the show we will be showing some of these prints on this website. Our prints deal mainly with historical subjects and landscapes.

If you didn’t have a chance to visit the trade fair watch for other exhibits of this work in the coming months.