From Left to Right: Republicans, State Representative Jim DeCesare (Bowling Green), US Senator Rand (Bowling Green), and KY Senate President David Williams (Burkesville) address reporters during a press conference at the state capitol in Frankfort after Senator Paul addressed the Senate and encouraged them to hold a Constitutional Convention to have a Balanced Budget Amendment in order to encourage the Federal Government to balance the national budget. Paul simply states "NO" in response to a question about whether or not he will endorse a candidate in the KY Governor's race that Williams is running in.
Singing the Star Spangled Banner at the Bowling Green elected officials swearing in ceremony, a local celebrity. Dozens of elected officials and hundreds of friends and family came out to support the newly elected leaders.
While cleaning out my room this afternoon I discovered that I had all of the pins that WKU passes out to incoming freshman for the last 4 years starting in 2006, as well as my graduation pin and my alumni pin.
Working hard into the evening, Daniel Houghton of Bowling Green, KY works on developing several websites and multimedia productions as part of his new business, Houghton Multimedia.
Tucked off of State Street in downtown Bowling Green, KY, is a creepy alley that leads back to the home of Daniel and Susan Houghton. The concealed entrance provides much needed seclusion from the hustle and bustle of WKU, yet is close enough to walk to.
Working on a digital sketch of a Gnome, Daniel Houghton of Bowling Green, KY colors in the eyes of his creation before posting it on facebook.
Kyle Smith of Bowling Green, KY is the proud owner of just over a half of a dozen fish. The fish have been known to eat ants and help get rid of insects from his apartment.
Senator-Elect Mike Wilson and his wife Deanna of Bowling Green, KY interview with WBKO at the Sloan Convention Center during the Republican Victory Party with Rand Paul.
During the final rally of the campaign, Julia Bright and Brent Phillips of Bowling Green, KY hold campaign signs for their respective candidates to show their support and get them as much camera time as possible. With less than 24 hours left before the election is over, all campaigns are in their final steps.
Interviewing with WKCT Talk Radio in Bowling Green, KY, state Senate candidate Mike Wilson discusses the final days of his campaign. Wilson goes up against his opponent on November second during the general election.
The Warren County Republican Headquarters is the location of the Bowling Green Victory Office and is a central location for all Republican candidates to utilize to distribute their campaign materials. Located across the street from the Warren County Clerks office provides the most ideal location for a political party.
The back window of Kyle Smith's apartment looks more like an amazon rainforest rather than a kitchen. Smith of Bowling Green, KY lives off of Creason Street, close to WKU.
Making a surprise visit to encourage volunteers at the Bowling Green Victory Office, Kentucky US Senate Candidate Dr. Rand Paul talks to supporters about the campaign. Paul is in a nationally watched race against Democrat Attorney General Jack Conway.
After several months of very dry weather and Fire Hazard warnings across South Central Kentucky, a well needed rain cleaned off cars and the streets of downtown Bowling Green.
Finishing up the Bowling Green Medical Center 10K race, hundreds of runners from all across the world sprinted down Avenue of Champions to cross the finish line in front of L.T. Smith Stadium at WKU.
Brent Phillips of Bowling Green, KY, reads a new piece of literature during his internship at the Bowling Green Republican Victory Office.
Bowling Green City Commissioner runs against six other candidates for four spots on the Board of Commissioners. Wilkerson, one of three current commissioners running for re-election, answered a variety of questions from news anchors from WBKO Channel 13.
A confused Warren County voter apparently does not know how to remove bumper stickers from their vehicle that was parked outside of the Bowling Green Democrat Headquarters during an event with Attorney General Jack Conway. The stickers are for Jack Conway for US Seante, Mike Reynolds for state Senate, Mike Buchanon for County Judge, Ron Lewis for US Congress (retired), and Peanuts Gaines for County Sheriff.
Traffic was lined up all down University Boulevard in Bowling Green, KY following the WKU Hilltoppers loss to Louisiana Monroe at L.T. Smith Stadium.
