Guyton Farmer's Market, July 8, 2023 Gary and Weston Fort have 3 ½ acres of tomatoes on their farm just eight miles from Guyton. (Photos by Barbara Augsdorfer/Effingham Herald.) Published: Jul 11, 2023, 5:55 PM Elizabeth Brandau from Rincon was a first-timer at the Farmer’s Market with her homemade jams. Robbie Velasquez (left) and Matthew Towery offered honey from their Dream On Honey Co. in Guyton. Five-year-old twins Maverick (left) and Madelyn Smith from Springfield pick up some “cakesicles” with mom’s approval. Nevada (left) and Raine Martin offered Jay’s Heavenly Sweets and Treats. Foot traffic and shoppers were plentiful before the weather got too hot at the Guyton Farmer’s Market on July 8. Latest Marching Orders: Inside South Effingham’s 2025 Band Camp Crime Reports: Goat Blamed for Car Scratches in Guyton Q&A with the IDA: How Effingham County is Managing Growth, Jobs, and Housing Rep. Buddy Carter: Granddaughters Survived Texas Camp Flooding That Killed Their Cousin