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  • A transfer student from Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, Ky. Sherria Hester came to WKU because it was a better opportunity to run track. "They have a great athletic program and track program and I wanted to be a part of it," said Hester. Hester, 21years old from Hopkinsville, Ky is majoring in recreation management. When asked why she wanted to do a photo-shoot Hester said "I express myself in front of the camera. I like being able to be one person with different emotions, expressions and ideas. I can accomplish that through modeling."Track legends Florence Joyner and Naomi Campbell are my inspirations."

  • Harrisburg Symphony Society's Show house<br /> JUSTIN A. SHAW/The Patriot-News



  • Crystal Foster straightens and combs Gavin Bressler's hair before celebrating a birthday with a pool party at 16th and Boas. JUSTIN A. SHAW/The Patriot-News

  • Janye M. Clay, two years old, sitting in between her mother (left) Jasmine Taylor-Clay her grandmother Georgetta Jennings, clenches the American flag given to her to honor her father Staff Sgt. Jamal Clay. Justin A. Shaw - photographer.

  • (l-r) Lavonne Johnson and Alan Wright are two of the sixty-nine seniors graduating from Steelton-Highspire. Before they walk across the stage, they take a break, relax, and ease their nerves. .JUSTIN A. SHAW/The Patriot-News

  • Sat 17, July 10 (jschess) Photo by Justin Shaw - Five year old Manish Rangan (cq) considers his next move in a tense chess match at the Cordova Branch Library. The Memphis Chess Club invited teens 12 - 17 years old to the Cordova Branch Library for a chess tournament. "Manish showed so much enthusiam for the game at an early age", says father Svresh Rangan (cq). Tony Maneclang, United States Chess Club Federation Tournament Director and Memphis Chess Club Secretary "didn't think Manish was ready this year, believing that he wouldn't devote all concentration to the game because of his youth, but he picked the game right up." Maneclang says "Chess players compare multiple moves. So, kids develop their analytical skills playing the game." Maneclang adds that improved problem-solving skills are another byproduct of play. "Finding solutions under time-pressure makes players focus."

  • "We use the markers to identify where the treatment areas are. These x-ray treatments can be designed in such a way that they destroy the cancer cells while sparing critical structures such as eyes. Results vary from the type on cancer and the person" said Kellie Pearson. "I've come here for the past 15 days and it usually lasts 7-10 minutes long, with less than 30 seconds on each side" said Sheila. Justin A. Shaw - photographer

  • Fri 11, Jun 10 (jsshoot1) Photo by Justin Shaw. Memphis police and Paramedics respond to an afternoon shooting in the Hillcrest apartments in Whitehaven. Police are still searching for the gunman. The victim's name is not being released.

  • James Powell came to help his aunt pack up as much as she could before the Nonconnah Creek water took it's toll on her house. "The water was way down the street two days ago, we didn't think it would get all the way up here so fast" said Powell. He says he aunt has flood insurance.

  • Children at play.

  • Sat 09, July 05 (jswet1) Photo by Justin Shaw. (left-right) Paul Washington Jr. (cq), Larry Jackson (Cq), and Jordan Jackson (cq) cool off in Civic Center Plaza in Downtown Memphis. The plaza attracts several tourists and locals daily, especially on hot, humid days.


  • Thousands of visitors braved the heat and flocked to the annual Carlisle Chrysler Nationals at the Carlisle fairgrounds. Despite the heat, the three day show seemed to be on par for its usual crowd of about 50,000, according to show spokesman Michael Garland. JUSTIN A. SHAW/The Patriot-News


  • Fans of the Harrisburg City Islanders soccer team celebrate with road flares, beer, and shear adrenaline to enjoy the match against the New York Red Bulls at the fourth round Open Cup Tournament. JUSTIN A. SHAW/The Patriot-News

  • WKU police officers detain a customer in Downing University Center Subway on Saturday after the football game. Witnesses said the man jumped the counter at the restaurant and challenged an employee to a fight. Justin A. Shaw/Herald