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Life in the Holler: A prayer before take-off?


2011-09-07 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings RD, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Mantis, before exodus to The Deep Woods: "This little guy landed on me right at dark Saturday night. I chased him all over the place and he finally sat down, but in the darkest corner of the world he could find - just got this shot of him while he passed in front of a mist of light right before he took off again for the safety of the deep woods. I have only seen two this year and only got a shot of this guy." -SHAMARIE CLAIBORNE.


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Megan Campbell collides in CU soccer victory over Union College


2011-09-07 - Finley Stadium, 204 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Megan Pickett/CU Campus Times.
Megan Campbell collides with a Union College player while battling for the ball Tuesday, September 6, 2011, in CU's 6-1 victory over Union College. Campbell scored twice in the victory, which put Campbellsville University Women's soccer at 2-1 on the 2011 season. Chris Megginson, Campbellsville University Sports Information Director


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Aline Beams, Green Co., KY (1923-2011)


2011-09-07 - 206 S. Main ST, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home.
Aline Beams, Green Co., KY (1923-2011)


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Caitlin Dresing, Louisville, KY has 15 digs in CU Win


2011-09-07 - Powell Athletic Center, 203 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Richard RoBards, CU photo.
Campbellsville University 3, Lindsey Wilson 1. Sophomore libero Caitlin Dresing, Louisville, KY, made her return to the Lady Tigers' lineup for the first time since claiming the 2009 National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) national title. The Louisville native had 15 digs, while Audrey Sanders, the returning Mid-South Conference Freshman of the Year, had 17 digs to lead the defense for Campbellsville University. -Chris Megginson, Sports Information Director, Campbellsville University


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Sarah Anderson, Carrollton, TX, goes for kill for LW


2011-09-07 - Powell Athletic Center, 203 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Dan White.
Sarah Anderson, Carrollton, Texas, freshman for Lindsey Wilson goes for kill against CU defenders, No. 10 Monica Chernichan, Winnipeg, Canada, and No. 5, Kelly Moyer, LaGrange, KY, in CU's Powell Athletics Center. Campbellsville won, 3-1, and extended its winning streak in the cross-town rivalry to 16, and broke Lindsey Wilson's unbeaten skein this season, now 7-1.


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Jerry Streeval, on three day leave before going to Iraq


2011-09-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rachel Collins.
Rachel Collins writesThis picture was taken July 23, 2011, when my Brother, Jerry Streeval, was on a 3 day leave from training. He is in Iraq now. I wanted to let anyone know that if they want to send him anything in the mail the last day to do that is October 10! The mail will stop running where he is now His address is:
116th Garrison Command
149th Garrison Command
ATTN: 149th BSB BDOC
PV2 Streeval Jerry
APO AE, 09342
Above Jerry Streeval is holding his girls Chloe 3, and Macy 2! -Rachel Collins


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AYDC shop makes new benches for Homeplace


2011-09-06 - 5807 New Columbia RD, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Ricky Collins, vocational tech instructor at the Adair County Youth Development Center tries one of the ten benches residents of the Center built for Homeplace on Green River. Collins designed the benches and his students built them. Work on the benches was rushed so they could be completed for Saturday's Fall Heritage Festival at Homeplace. The benches will be used in the two tents set up to accommodate the 11 musicians and music groups that will be performing at the Festival. The music, entrance, parking, the agricultural demonstrations and many of the other activities will be free. There will be a nominal charge for food and some activities. -George Kolbenschlag, Columbia, Kentucky


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