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Kids College, Campbellsville University


2011-07-08 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Joan C. McKinney. CU photo.
CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - Attending Campbellsville University's Kids College for the first summer session were from left: Front row: Cee Cee Creech, who is home schooled; Colleen Spencer, Campbellsville Elementary School; George Prebee, Taylor County Elementary School; Emma Maynard, TCES; Baylie Skaggs, TCES; Catherine Allen, TCES; Yuika Hanada, CES; Sydney Bertram, TCES; Stephen Duffy, St. Augustine; Matthew Graham, CES; Blaine Frazier, Kentucky Christian Academy; Ethan Watkins, TCES; Mayci Hafley, TCES; Abigail Keltner, Green County Intermediate School; Hunter Miller, TCES; and Gabby Tucker, CES. Second row: Ann Miller, KCA; Grayson Wise, KCA; Bryce Richardson, Campbellsville Middle School; Isabella Glasscock, Lebanon Middle School; Shamaar Gaddie, GCIS; Bailey Smith, CES; Emily Watkins, TCES; Chloe Hafley, TCES; Ashley Smith, TCMS; Jessica Clark, GCIS; Cheyanne Hall, Pleasant Valley Home School; Ryan Maynard, TCES; Ivy Blum, GCIS; Gracie Parrott, GCIS; Molly Sullivan, TCMS; and Ethan Anderson, TCES. Back row:, Jeremiah Jackson, CMS; Randy Harris, CMS; Amelia Bowen, TCES; Zachary Coates, GCES; Shelby Wilds, KCA; Faith Gaddis, TCMS; Oriana Menes, TCES; Isaiah Glasscock, LMS; Clay Barnett, TCMS; Molly Crabtree, TCES; Shandi Russell, CMS; Tayler Judd, CMS; Madison Dial, CMS; Sierra Hall, PVHS; and Weston Young, TCMS. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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A Silent Time in Columbia


2011-07-08 - N. High ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
An escort of fellow Columbia/Adair County Fire Department firemen carried the body of Charles Sparks, Jr., past family members and fellow other first responders into the Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home at approximately 12:45pmCT today. An Adair County numbed by his passing has been in near silence today, remembering a young man who lived the shared ideals of an idealistic community as few others have done. Details of the service for Charles Sparks, Jr., will be announced later this afternoon.


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Cortege carrying Charles Sparks home arrives in Columbia


2011-07-08 - 200 Block, Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Columbia Fire Department's Ladder One rounds the cemetery curve on Campbellsville Street as the long cortege escorting the body of State Fire Marshal Charles Sparks comeshome to Columbia. The procession arrived shortly after 12:30pmCT in a long line of vehicles which grew along the way after leaving Louisville early this morning, and passed a multitude of firefighters, first responders, and fire marshals lining the way to Adair County.


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Haley Lynne Blaydes-Blake Martin


2011-07-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo family photo.
The marriage of Haley Lynn Blaydes and Blake Martin will take place Saturday, July 9, 2011, at 4:30pmCT, at the Columbia Christian Church, 206 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY. All family and friends are invited to attend.


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Brylee Noelle Campbell is here! Born May 13, 2011


2011-07-08 - Photo Picture was taken by Portrait Innovations,Inc. on June 11, 2011.
Natalee Campbell is happy to tell everyone that she has a new baby sister named Brylee Noelle Campbell. Brylee was born May 13, 2011 weighing 7lbs, 3 oz. at Baptist Hospital in Nashville, TN. Her parents are Chris and Amanda Campbell of Hendersonville, TN. Grandparents are John and Shirley Campbell of Columbia, KY; and Randy and Connie Gregory of Hendersonville, TN. Great-grandparents are Rudy and Mary Enna Campbell and Grace Piercy of Columbia. Brylee's two proud uncles are Brian and Cameron Campbell of Columbia.


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K & M Crafts Art Work, from Campbellsville, KY


2011-07-07 - Photo from Commonwealth News Center.
This Thoroughbred Theme piece is an example of the crafts Campbellsville, KY, artist Jordan Stapp will be showing and selling at the Buyers Market of American Crafts in Baltimore, MD. Stapp is one of five Kentucky artists making the show in 2011.


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Kevin Propes, new CU Assistant Dean of Academic Support


2011-07-07 - Photo from Campbellsville University.
Dr. Michael V. Carter, President of Campbellsville University, has announced the promotion of Kevin Propes to the posittion of assistant dean of academic support. Propes has formerly served as an admissions counselor and assistant director of introductory studies.


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