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Monday, June 6, 2016

Weekly post: 5/27-6/2

I'm not sure if anyone actually looks at my blog but I am pretty dang proud of myself for having updated like three weeks in a row now.

That might not seem like much to some but after like a two year drop off- it's good. haha

In this edition of 'What did Kaitlin shoot last week':
• Cardboard Drive-in
• Memorial Day
• Kids Yoga
• CU theater camp

Main Street in downtown Campbellsville was transformed into a drive-in theater Saturday night as Amazon SDF-1 and Townhall Productions hosted

the second annual Cardboard Drive-In.

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Main Street in downtown Campbellsville was transformed into a drive-in theater Saturday night as Amazon SDF-1 and Townhall Productions hosted

the second annual Cardboard Drive-In.

KAITLIN KEANE/ CKNJ

Main Street in downtown Campbellsville was transformed into a drive-in theater Saturday night as Amazon SDF-1 and Townhall Productions hosted

the second annual Cardboard Drive-In.

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You can read more about the adorable event here

Toddlers and teens found their inner peace last week when free yoga classes were hosted at the Taylor County Extension Office. Clancy Leonard of Chicago offered four sessions of classes, and about 25 children took part. Leonard focused on teaching different yoga postures, along with basic breathing and stretching techniques. She also incorporated music and crafts into her class. “I just want to the spread the word about yoga, that it means union and it’s about posture and physical energy, being able to bring balance with spirituality,” she said.

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The annual youth theater camp and musical at Campbellsville University was in full sing last week. Students learned live theater experience, arts education and team building all in preparation of the final performance. This year’s camp musical is Disney’s The Lion King Jr. Performance dates are set for Friday, June 10 and June 11, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, June 12, at 2:30 p.m. in the Russ Mobley Theater on campus. General admission tickets are $7 while seniors (65 and up), children (12 and under), CU employees and students are $5. The production is a collaboration between CU Theater, Town Hall Productions, Campbellsville Elementary and Taylor County Middle schools. Above, students leap and dance as Sarah Durham leads the class.

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Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Weekly post: 5/23-5/27

It's that time of year again!

The optimism of hope, opportunity and success fills the air and our Facebook news feeds.

I personally LOVE LOVE LOVE graduation season. Every graduation I've been to I've come out with at least one amazing photo. Features are everywhere and simply graduation is newspaper gold. Everyone will one a copy and I just love that.

This was my first graduation here in Cville. It's always hard dealing with new situations and people but I'm pretty excited about how it turned out. I personally liked TC's photos better because the layout of the event was just better for more kids. The lighting at CI was super difficult to try and get candid shots.

But I did my best :) View ALL photos from grad here: CHS and TCHS

It was a pretty slow week- along with graduation I was suppose to have a cute outdoor event but due to rain it was cancelled. But then there was a fire. I also wrote a story about FREE KIDS YOGA CLASS! You should read that because there will be photos next week :)

And I wrote about DYW happening on Saturday (which will bring more photos) - read about that HERE.

Also as young graduates go off into the world I hope they remember this...

"As we go on
We remember
All the times we
Had together

And as our lives change
Come whatever
We will still be
Friends forever" - Vitamin C

Photos and layout by KAITLIN KEANE/CKNJ

TCHS graduation
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CHS graduation
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Facebook teaser

A Campbellsville home was damaged by a fire Thursday evening as severe weather moved into the area. Campbellsville Fire and Rescue was called to a house fire at 114 Oak St. just after 4 p.m. Upon arrival of firefighters, smoke was visible. Mutual aid was called in to assist while on the scene. Officials say lightning could have been the possible cause. The home, owned by Allen and Angie Johnson, sustained heavy fire and smoke damage on the first and second floor.

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Monday, May 23, 2016

Past nine months: part 1

Hi friends, family and people who come across this photo blog.
Oh hey I live in Kentucky again. Work at the Central Kentucky- News Journal.
Come to find out I actually really suck at blogging.
I am going to try and update weekly.
Posting things I shoot that week and any links to stories (yes, I write now. Crazy stuff.)

But here is a little nine month recap as well :)

Part 1 - News

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