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Rusty Hollingsworth, Athletic Director of the Year


2011-06-19 - Photo Photo Courtesy of NACDA. Under Armour representative Shawn Flynn with Campbellsville University AD Rusty Hollingsworth, right at the 46th Annual NACDA Convention in Orlando, FL.

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Information wanted on Adair County seashell fossils


2011-06-19 - Sparksville, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer.
Peg Schaeffer found seashell fossils on her farm and wonders if anyone can share information on their history.


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Jericho Smith with Robert Hankins of Rep. Whitfield office


2011-06-18 - U.S. Capitol Visitors Center, Washington, DC. - Photo by Marian Smith.
Jericho Smith with Staff Assistant, Robert Hankins of Congressman Ed Whitfields Office.


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Jericho Smith with his Dad in Washington, DC


2011-06-18 - U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, DC. - Photo by Marian Smith.
Jericho Smith and his Father Dr. Jay Smith, at the Capital Building ready to tour the House Chamber. The hall behind them is the hall the President walks down prior to giving the State of Union Addresses.


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Ashley Isbell, Birmingham, and Lindsey Isbell at CU


2011-06-17 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Andre Tomaz. CU.
Ashley Chestnut, assistant director of CentriKid 7 from Birmingham, AL, sprays Lindsey Isbell of Savannah, TN. This year is Isbell's first year at CentriKid.


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Jake Servino, Brentwood, TN, shows off muscles


2011-06-17 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Andre Tomaz. CU..
Jake Servino, a CentriKid student from Brentwood, TN, shows off his muscles to the cameraman, one of the tasks in Organized Mass Chaos.


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Ingy Winders of First Baptist Church, Madisonville, KY


2011-06-17 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Andre Tomaz. CU.
Organized Chaos: Ingy Winders, left, from First Baptist Church in Madisonville, KY, and Rusty Watkins, coordinator of summer camps and conferences at CU, laugh as Organized Mass Chaos is being played on Campbellsville University's Stapp Lawn.


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