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Friends at Democratic Headquarters


2015-11-02 - Democratic Headquarters, 190 Democrat Drive, Frankfort, KY - Photo from Dale Emmons. Adair County businessman Junior Stotts, right, is shown above with friends Dale Emmons, left, a Kentucky based Democratic political consultant, and Sierra Enlow, Operations Director for the Jack Conway/Sanni Overly campaign, at a party get together with all the 2015 Kentucky Democratic State Slate, including Gubernatorial team of Jack Conway/Sanni Overly, candidate for Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, Attorney General candidate Andy Beshear, Auditor of Public Accounts Adam H. Edelen, State Treasurer Candidate Rick Nelson, and Commissioner of Agriculture candidate Jean Lawson Spann, at Democratic Headquarters in Frankfort, KY on Thu 30 Nov 2015. "They were really fired up and have a concerted effort to get out the vote on Tuesday." Mr. Stotts, a known Democrat, said over 400 people present at the party rally. - EW

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CU Sound kicks off service at First Baptist Church Danville


2015-11-02 - First Baptist Church Danville, 1570 North Bypass. - Photo by Linda Waggener.
The songs of Campbellsville University's CU Sound under the direction of John Rausch, kicked off the service at First Baptist Church Danville Sunday, November 1, 2015 before Dr. J. Timothy Mathis, pastor, introduced guest speaker CU president Michael V. Carter. Pictured in front of the church before heading back to campus are: student speaker T. J. Rahill, left, CU Sound singers Blake Whitlock, Rafael Laurindo; Jeremy Bell; Matt Macon, Seth Hayes; director John Rausch, and Dr. and Mrs. Michael V. Carter. - LW


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Daryanani's of Columbia, KY, celebrate 1st anniversary


2015-11-02 - Nashville, TN - Photo Daryanani family photo.
Happy Anniversary, Dinesh (Dee) & Sheetal Daryanani (2014).
Dinesh is manager of the Columbia Best Western Hotel. They were married in Houston, Texas. The photo above was taken at cousin's wedding in Nashville. Dinesh has been manager of the Columbia Best Western for five months.


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CU Church Outreach in Boyle County Sunday


2015-11-02 - First Baptist Church Danville, 1570 North Bypass. - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Dr. J. Timothy Mathis, pastor of First Baptist Church Danville, with his wife at left, welcomed President and Mrs. Michael V. Carter along with Campbellsville University students and leaders to their service Sunday, Nov. 1. With them in this photo, at right, is Dr. Jim Clontz, Director of Missions at South District Baptist Association, who helped coordinate the CU Church Outreach second Day of Kingdom Advance in Boyle County. He is a former adjunct professor at CU and is a member of the Church Relations Council. Twenty life teams participated in services in 20 different churches in the association Sunday. - LW


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Sekou Harris - 6 for 8 threes, in win over #1 Dalton State


2015-11-02 - Powell Athletic Center, Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Richard RoBards, Campbellsville University.
Sekou Harris knocked down 6-of-8 from behind the 3-point line and scored 24 points to lead the Tigers over No. 1 Dalton State. - JORDAN ALVES, CU Sports Information Director


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PLOW DAY - Larry Penick and team from Greensburg, KY


2015-11-02 - Phillip Burton Farm, 238 Wesley Goodin Road, in The Mlllerfields of Adair County, KY - Photo by Themie Shepherd.
One of the crowd pleasing teams at Plow Day at Phillip Burton's Farm on Saturday, October 31, 2015, was this one owned by Larry Penick from Greensburg KY. - THEMIE SHEPHERD


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Shea Martin, Justin Miller, tackle Casey running back


2015-11-02 - ACHS Football Stadium, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jenna Rodgers, ACHS.
Shea Martin #10 (on ground) and Justin Miller #38 tackle Casey Co. running back during the Adair vs Casey County game. The Indians won with a final score of 54-6, making their regular season record 9-1. First time ever in ACHS football history. - CATHY LUTTRELL


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