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Two local women are in the running for queen of homecoming festivities at their colleges.
Campbellsville University 2012 Homecoming candidates include Sarah Ames, a senior from Elizabethtown, who is representing the Honors Program.
Campbellsville’s queen will be announced during halftime of Saturday’s football game against Lindsey Wilson College.
At Western Kentucky University, the 22-member homecoming court includes Charlotte Rice of Elizabethtown, daughter of John and Sara Rice. She is a middle grades mathematics major and is sponsored by the Student Alumni Association.
WKU’s homecoming celebration is Oct. 20 when the Hilltoppers play the University of Louisiana-Monroe in Bowling Green.
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