TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On May 23, 1775, the 1st legislative assembly west of the Cumberland Gap occurred when the 1st Transylvania Convention opened at Fort Boonesborough with Harrodsburg,… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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May 23, 1925
Presbyterians “Seem At Peace” Report Assembly Holds Session At Old Pisgah Church
May 23, 1975
Lawmakers Seek To Put Prayer Back In School Farmer’s Market To Open May 31; 89 Farmers To Participate; Lexington
May 23, 2000
Rail Road Serial Killer Gets Death Penalty Get Out and Vote; Primary Day
May 22, 2000
Local Races Fill Up Primary Tomorrow New e-Wallets Created To Tap Teens’ Online Buying Power
May 22, 1975
Lexington Will Have 650 Jobs For Young People This Summer Clay City, Stanton, and Five Others Join Law Suit To Stop Red River Dam
May 22, 1925
Automobile Traffic and More Signals Presbyterians To Visit Pisgah and Centre
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
May 22, 1825, The Marquis de Lafayette, the namesake of Fayette County, left the Commonwealth after a 12 day visit in the region. Kentucky in… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
May 21, 2000
Fusaichi Pegasus-Super Horse-Loses Preakness Kentucky Ahead of National Average For Computers in Classrooms
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
May 21, 1860, Woodlawn Race Course Association, also known as Saratoga of the West, held their 1st day of racing in Louisville, a track of… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY