CATHY RAWLINGS was asked to direct “The Mountaintop” because playwright Katori Hall’s drama features a strong female perspective onstage, says Woodford Theatre Artistic Director Daniel Ellis. (Photo submitted) JARSHALA KAVANAUGH portrays Camae, a character who Woodford Theatre Artistic Director Daniel Ellis describes as providing “a strong female perspective” in playwright Katori Hall’s “The Mountaintop” – a fictionalized story about civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

CAROLINE SEGEBARTH is shown constructing a wooden train with her fellow scout and friend, Emily Frederick, as part of her Eagle Scout project. (Photo by Kristy Segebarth) CAROLINE SEGEBARTH enjoys her completed Eagle Scout project - a wooden train with seven cars, located next to the Bluegrass Railroad Museum for kids to enjoy. The museum is located at the Falling Springs complex. (Photo by Scott White) SIX VOLUNTEERS helped Caroline Segebarth during her four-day construction

CINDY ALVARADO-YEARY, pictured with TomTom, says she didn’t know her husband Hunter was a photographer when they got together. Now, she says, “We work together quite a bit. He’s taken a lot of reference photos (for me) of beautiful landscapes.” (Photo by Hunter Yeary)   SEEING THE MUSGOVY DUCKS IN FLORIDA, before she and her husband Hunter moved back to Kentucky, inspired this painting by Versailles artist Cindy Alvarado-Yeary.   A FASCINATION FOR THE CHINCOTEAGUE PONY and th

VERSAILLES ARTIST Missy Fox Trumbore and Lexington author Mollie Sawyer, not pictured, signed copies of their book, A Kentucky Adventure,...