February 8, 2000
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Friday, February 7, 1812, the 4th and largest New Madrid earthquake hit from 1811-1812. There are many estimations of the magnitude ranging from 7.0 to… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Hillary Clinton Starts Campaign For NY Senate Seat Pfizer Finishing Unfriendly Takeover of Warner-Lambert
Danada Farm Co-Owner Dies – Owned 1965 Derby Winner Lucky Debonair Hialeah Park Set To Close
Cap Rock of Collins’ Tomb Thought Reached Ministers Asked To Offer Prayers For Delivery of Collins
February 6, 1819, Kentucky created Owen County from Scott County, Franklin County, Gallatin County, and Pendleton County and named it in honor of Abraham Owen,… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Trial Watchers Say Lundy Will Not Be Found Guilty Tobacco Farmer Continues To Take Hits From Federal Government
Fast Time Starting February 23 – Day Light Savings Time America’s Capitol Building Has Glaring Securities Lapses