TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Monday, September 7, 1778, the Great Siege of Fort Boonesborough began when the best war chiefs of the Shawnee, an estimated 444 Native Americans, 12… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On September 6, 1807, William Clark arrived in Boone County with his famous older brother, General George Rogers Clark. William wanted to devote more time… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
September 6, 1999
Bluegrass Classic Dog Show; Kentucky Horse Park Ben Chandler Holds Crime College For Senior Citizens
September 6, 1974
Lexington Urban County Council Appeals KU Rate Hike Miss Kentucky Wins Talent Competition in Miss America Pageant Singing Mira
September 6, 1924
Senator Stanley Arrives In Lexington From Louisville By Train To Open Campaign; Woodlawn Park Largest Ear of Corn in Kentucky on Display At State Fair;… Read More »September 6, 1924
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On September 5, 1816, George Madison became the 6th governor of Kentucky and the 1st to die in office. Immediately after the election, Madison traveled… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
September 5, 1999
Louisville 56 – Kentucky 28 Couch’s Pro Career Dawns; Commonwealth Stadium Shows Off New Dibs