TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
April 11, 1775, James McAfee and a group of men left their cabins in Harrodsburg for Virginia due to Native attacks. The Story of Kentucky… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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April 11, 2000
Joel Pett Wins Pulitzer For Editorial Cartoons Randy Kimbrough Changes Her Mind-Pleads Guilty of Stealing $500,000 From Kentucky’s Education Department
April 11, 1925
Mrs. Corbett Ashby To Speak In Richmond; Famous British Suffragist Judge Shoots Dentist In Hustonville; Judge Claims Self-Defense
April 11, 1975
$22 Million Kentucky Horse Park Stalled 10 Arabian Horse Perish in Barn Fire on Paris Pike; Arson Suspected
April 10, 2000
$600 Million Power Plant To Burn Coal Waste In Hazard Vijay Singh Wins Masters
April 10, 1975
1975 Will Be Remembered As The Year Americans and Big Cars Parted Ways Complete Recycling Said Possible in 20 Years
April 10, 1925
Babe Ruth Out of Danger; Over the Pneumonia Kentucky Native and Current Nevada Governor-Against Using Gas To Kill Inmates
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On April 10, 1783, John Floyd died at Bullitt’s Lick, two days after riding into an ambush on his way to the salt works from… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
April 9, 1975
7 Lexington and 3 Danville Students Named National Merit Scholarship Winners Keeneland Up and Running; $10,000 Cave Spring Purse Tomorrow
April 9, 2000
Activism Back On Campus; Students Serious About Causes and Grades Nike, Adidas Stealing the Soul From Sports