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on about the conferenc
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ips are available
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rbon
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an even
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quit
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this
in the Blue
gras
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here
in the wor
ld,”
said
Eric
Gre
gory
, pres
iden
t of the Ken
tuck
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show
case
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T he Park
land
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ds
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will
stag
e its first
maj
or conc
ert even
t
Aug
. 1, with
blue
gras
s
lum
inar
ies Rick
y Skag
gs, Sam
Bus
h and
Rho
nda
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ent.
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conc
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calle
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side
Jam
, will
be a bene
fit for
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land
s, a 4,00
0-ac
re dono
r-
supp
orte
d publ
ic park
syst
em
in east
ern
Jeff
erso
n Cou
nty
near
Mid
dletown
. The
show
will
be stag
ed in the Hum
ana
Gra
nd Alle
e, loca
ted in Bec
k-
ley Cree
k Park
, whic
h is one
of
the four
park
s that
mak
e up
Park
land
s.Skag
gs, a 14-ti
me Gra
mm
y
winn
er and
native of Cord
ell,
Ky.,
will
perf
orm
with
his long
-
time
band
, Ken
tuck
y Thu
nder
.
Bus
h, a Bow
ling
Gre
en native,
help
ed laun
ch prog
ress
ive
blue
gras
s in the 1970
s with
New
Gra
ss Rev
ival.
Vinc
ent,
from
Miss
ouri
, has
seve
n
time
s been
nam
ed the Inte
rna-
tional Blue
gras
s Mus
ic Asso
ci-
ation
’s fem
ale voca
list of the
year
.
Tick
ets go on sale
Frid
ay at
11 a.m.
at www
.thep
arkl
ands
.-
org/
cree
ksid
ejam
. Pric
es are
Parklands plans concert event
Ricky
Skag
gs will
play
at Cree
kside
Jam
on Aug
. 1.
See
BUZZ
, Page
D3
Kirb
y Ada
msThe
Buz
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A nearly incident-free
first day of
school at Jefferson County Public
Schools meant a smooth beginning for
the 96,000 students who started class-
es Wednesday.
JCPS spokesman Ben Jackey said
Wednesday evening that the last stu-
dent was dropped off at 6:35 p.m., 20
minutes earlier than on the first day a
year ago. He said “99.9 percent of our
students” were dropped off by 5:45.
One bus was delayed after break-
ing down with 12 students aboard at
theendoftheschooldayandahandful
ofstudentsarrivedatschoolsunregis-
tered.
“You’re always going to run into
something on the first day, and there’s
always isolated situations that will
needtobefixedforthesecondday,”he
said Wednesday evening. “But by and
large, the day went really well.”
The district projects a total enroll-
ment of 102,367 students this school
year. The remaining students will
start preschool Aug. 27.
Superintende
nt Donna Hargens
saidWednesdaythatshelovesstarting
a new school year “because it’s this
chance to start again — to learn from
Jefferson County Public Schools students head to their
buses Wednesday morning at the district’s VanHoose bus
depot. ALTON STRUPP/THE
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FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL IN JEFFERSON COUNTY
SMOOTH
SAILING Final student dropped off 20
minutes earlier than last year
By Matthew Glowicki
mglowicki@courie
r-journal.com
The Courier-Journal
FIRST DAY FACTS
Projected total enrollment:
102,367 students
Kindergarten
enrollment: 7,766
New principals: 15
New teachers: 300
Total number of buses: 975 transporting
more than 69,500 students
Source: Jefferson County Public Schools
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STATE FAIR NOTES
Oak Ridge Boys, Alabama making music Velocity
Morgan County Judge-Exec-
utive Tim Conley, who became
the public face of the Eastern
Kentucky area’s high-profile re-
building efforts following a dev-
astating 2012 tornado, plans to
pleadguiltytochargeshewasin-
volved in a kickback scheme.
Conley’s attorney, R. Michael
Murphy, said Wednesday a plea
deal had been reached and Con-
ley would admit to one count of
committing mail fraud.
Hecouldfaceupto20yearsin
prison and possible repayment
requirement
s, but the details of
the deal have not been released.
Conley had been set to go to trial
in late August.
“This is just a chapter in his
life that he wants to get behind
him,” Murphy said of Conley,
who had planned to run in No-
vember for a
fourth term.
Conley, 49, has
been out on bond
since being in-
dicted last year
for allegedly
steering
con-
tracts to Salyers-
ville company PBTHNOJJ
Con-
struction — which stands for
Praise Be the Holy Name of Je-
sus and Jehovah Construction
—
and is owned by Kenneth and
Ruth Gambill.
The indictment said between
2009 and 2013, Conley — in ex-
change for cash kickbacks —
riggedthebiddingprocesstoen-
surethecompanywonmorethan
Morgan judge-executive to plead guilty in kickback
Tied to road, post-tornado contracts
By Chris Kenning
ckenning@courie
r-journal.com
The Courier-Journal
See CONLEY, Page A11
Tim Conley
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After five jump races spannin
g125
⁄16 miles and 71hurdles
and fences,
Conor Murph
y’s future
hinged
on a matter
of inches.
|| But Riverside Theatre nailed the leader
at the wire of the Ryanai
r Chase
at Englan
d’s famed
Chelten
ham Festiva
l in March
of 2012. And the stable
lad who four months
earlier
had investe
d 50 pounds
(about $75) in a
five-ho
rse parlay
wager — known
there an accumu
lator — sudden
-
lyhadmorethan$1.5million
tohelphimestablis
hhisownthoroug
h-
bred stable in Kentuc
ky. || Murph
y’s first purcha
se was a 4-year-
old gelding
named
Dimension, who on Saturday compet
es in the $1
million
Breede
rs’ Cup Turf Sprint
for the second
year at Santa
Anita, having
come in fifth in 2013. The trainer
doesn’t
say what he
paid for Dimension, only that it was six figures
, and he could not
have afforde
d the horse without winning the bet. || Dimension
races under the name of Murph
y’s Riverside Bloodstock, in honor
of the horse who clinche
d the bet. || “The bet was specula
tive,”
Murph
y said. “The horse was a big gamble
, but he’s done brillian
t
for us and we’re lucky to have him. … The bet was hitting
the jack-
pot.But,Ithink(aTurfSprintwin)woulddefinite
lymeanmore.For
the horse to be good enough
to run there is great. If he was to win, it
would absolut
ely be a dream
come true.”
|| Murph
y worked
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TAMPA,
Fla. — Anthon
y Barr
strippe
d the ball, scooped it up
and took off for the end zone.
“I’m thinkin
g win, score, get
out of here,”
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Minne-
sota linebac
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af-
terhis27-yard
fumble
returnon
the first scrimm
age play of
overtim
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the Vikings
to
stop a three-g
ame losing streak
with a 19-13 victory
over the
struggl
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those games
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caller in charge
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coming
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began with the rookie
being out
of position
, much to coach Mike
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nation.“I was a little late to get
there, but I was able to get my
hand on the ball and strip it, and
fortuna
te enough
to pick it up
and score,”
Barr said.Barr ran down Bucs tight
end Austin
Seferia
n-Jenkins af-
ter a 10-yard
gain that would
have given Tampa
Bay a prom-
ising start to the extra period.“Initial
ly, I was a little bit up-
set with him becaus
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widen
with the tight
end
enough
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ball,” Zimme
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that it’s over, I’m glad he did.”
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came just 17 second
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Bridgewater cuts back errors, cuts down Bucs
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said after Sunday
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scrimm
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ready
for Barry
Univer
sity,
Louisville’s Divisio
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nent in this coming
Saturday's
exhibit
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practic
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skill develop
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in another enterta
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the departu
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Louisville women
’s basketb
all
coach Jeff Walz left little am-
biguity
last week about
the
leaders
hip role he expects for
Sara Hamm
ond this season.
“Sara
knows
this is her
team now,” he said.
As the Cardinals seek a new
identity
in the post-Sh
oni era,
the opportu
nity is there for
Hamm
ond to emerge
as the
new lady of Louisville and es-
tablish
herself
as one of the
top players
in the country
.
“Sara wants to go out on a
high note,”
Walz said. “Sara
wants to make sure that when
her senior
year is finishe
d,
she’s put it all out there.”
Hammond takesover as team leaderForward stepping into Cards’ spotlight
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13. print
Project:
This was a freelance project I did
for TEAM BSA (Boys Scouts of
America). It is meant to educate
people on what adventure racing
and Team BSA’s mission. The color
scheme of hunter green, brown,
and beige reflects the colors of the
boy scout uniform. The window like
design gives the sense of a road
map quality and a somewhat unique
liveliness.
14. print
Project:
This brochure was a freelance project
I did for a salon in Vienna, VA. called
Bellini Salon and Spa. The salon color
theme contains earthy browns and
accents of jewel green. The salon is an
upscale salon, so they wanted a very
clean, chic, classy, yet modern feel to
their brochure.
Salon & Medspa
15. print
Project:
This was a company I
conceptualized and branded. This
company makes t-shirts with tribal
tattoo designs on certain places of
the shirt where people would actually
get tattoos. I took certain elements
from tribal tattoo designs and
incorporated them into my branding
process.
Maori Pride
16. print
Project:
This piece is meant to promote
the branding and opening of the
Ontario Zoo. The logo is meant to
offer a candid, accurate, thoughtful
and lively view of Ontario Zoo. I
wanted the logo to be something
recognizable to both children and
adults by finding a common ground
between a childlike and adult image
of a toucan.
ONTARIO
ZOO
17. digital
Project:
This was a web banner that I did
during my internship with Virginia
Living Magazine. This banner
advertised one of the important
features covered in the August
issue.
18. digital
Project:
This was a web banner that I did
during my internship with Virginia
Living Magazine. This banner
advertised one of the important
features covered in the August
issue.
