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Two artists nurture creativity in their daughter so she learns what it is to be nice.

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2017 Pinnacle Sponsors

Mary Mannix
Nick Provost
Jeff Swinger

Senior Professional Market Representative
Field Support Representative
Field Freelance

Kristine Bosworth
Andy Dunaway
Francis Yeh

Mgr; NPS Campus & Education Markets
Pro Market Technical Representative
Technician

Amanda Arrick
Barrett McGivney
Patrick Murphy-Racey

Professional Support Representative
Photo Specialty Representative
Sony Artisan

Dr. Larry Snyder and the Dean’s Office

WKU Potter College and the WKU Photojournalism Program

Summit Sponsors

Brian Masck - Co-Owner
Marcy Yurk - Co-Owner

Jim Tom Trent – Mayor

Neil Blackburn
Alex Doerr
Lee Funnell
Rick Marucci
Tom Thayer

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Foothills Sponsors

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Henry Hunt

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Outernets

Omer Golan
Tal Golan

Co-Founder, CEO
Co-Founder, COO

Midwest Photo

Jim Andracki

Commercial and Educational Sales

Tim Short Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Morehead

Plateau Sponsors

Boyce General Store

Brie Golliher
Brad Golliher

Morehead State University

John Flavell – Communication, Media Leadership Studies
Taunya Jones – Special Events Manager, Office of Conference & Event Services

SPECTRUM

Kentucky Fire Commission

Duane Suttles – Area Coordinator

Basecamp Sponsors

Morehead Tourism Commission

Joy Brown

Executive Director

Catering Assistance

Lola Thornton
Ann Brunker

Assistant Story Research

Jami M. Hornbuckle
Lucy Moore

Morehead State University
Rowan County Schools

The Morehead News

Stephanie Ockerman
Megan Smedley
Brad Stacy

Blessing Hands

Betty Cutts

Rowan County Agricultural Extension Agent

Robert Marsh

Aerial Support

Porter Dailey
Timothy James
Perry Sloan
Ray Whitehouse

Scholarships

Jed Conklin
Justin Fowler

Jonathan Woods
WKU Photojournalism

We want to thank the organizations and institutions that allowed their employees to contribute to the future of visual journalism.

A special thanks to the people of Morehead and Rowan County for opening their homes, businesses and lives to us so we could be given the opportunity to share their stories.

Photographed and produced entirely on location in Morehead, Ky. Oct 24-29, 2017 by Western Kentucky University's Photojournalism Program.

©2017 Western Kentucky University Photojournalism Program