Carrollton held a “Hunt’in for Treasures” event this past weekend on Friday and Saturday and the Square was full of vendors selling their products and food vendors selling everything from fried fish to snow cones. It was also town-wide yard sales so the city was very busy with traffic during the two-day event.
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Alayna Snyder and Kaylee Brannan check out the cute little knitted animals at one of the vendor booths.
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Maggie Rose Cook hands a candle to a customer. At only nine years old, she has been running her own company, Maggie Rose Candle Co., and selling them at events like this.
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Rhyan Rushton, of Roodhouse, takes the time to smell the beautiful scene of one of the candles at one of the vendor booths.
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Margaret Powell hands out a basket of fresh hot catfish to a customer Friday afternoon. Powell’s Concessions was there both days selling their famous catfish fritters and funnel cakes. They had such a run on the fish on Friday, they ran out by 2 p.m. on Friday.
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Not all of the action was on the Square – these two young ladies were helping at the bake sale at Life Point Church which was being held in conjunction with their yard sale. Left to right: Harper Benoist and Averi Steinacher.
