
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Kentucky Trivia


April 3, 1968, Army PFC James Miracle Jr. from Pineville in Bell County died in the Vietnam War.
April 3, 2008, Rupp Arena opens its doors for the Bill Keightley Memorial.
Trump endorsed swamp creature Paul Ryan for Speaker, which turned out to be a huge mistake. No Wall, No Obamacare repeal, No pro-2A. I was the only member of the GOP to vote against Paul Ryan, but there was no chance to defeat him once Trump endorsed him.https://t.co/uNTlPVgCox
— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) April 3, 2023
April 3, 2024, the Kentucky Lantern, the Commonwealth’s best newspaper, posted two good stories.
Possibly the best thing you'll read today.
— Kentucky Lantern || bsky @kentuckylantern.com (@KYLantern) April 3, 2024
EPA cleaned up Valley of the Drums 45 years ago, but left behind Gully of the Drums.
By @jbruggers @insideclimate https://t.co/OmpGqGXJRZ via @KYLantern
@LeaderMcConnell criticizes Biden, makes no mention of Trump in Shelbyville luncheon speech.
— Kentucky Lantern || bsky @kentuckylantern.com (@KYLantern) April 3, 2024
By @mckennahorsley https://t.co/SUHiXg43fE via @KYLantern
Kentucky Headlines
April 3, 1925
Shriners Pack Oleika Temple for Annual Ceremony; Lexington
Fish Climb Trees in Malay Jungles Claims Explorer
April 3, 1975
Cockfighting “Artistic, Cultural” Says One Proponent
Morehead’s Loss is Transy’s Gain; Ted Hundley’s Basketball Skills
April 3, 2000
Decision Day To See If Woodford County Keeps Its Hospital
Nathan Forkner Falls To Death From Chimney Top Rock; Red River Gorge


