March 13, 1999
UK Recruit Collapses and Dies on Court During Regional Basketball Game Peterman’s Stores’ Headquarters To Leave Lexington
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March 13, 1974
Mountain Folk Returning to the Hills 57 Agencies Receive Money From Garvice Kincaid Will; Lexington
March 13, 1924
Kentucky Farmers Call For National Marketing Plan To Be Run By Farmers Ex-Lexington Resident Caught Up In Tea Dome Scandal; Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss
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On March 13, 1751, Christopher Gist met two men and obtained a jaw tooth weighing over four pounds, other teeth, several rib bones 11 feet… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 12, 1999
Some Districts Not Closing School For Sweet 16 A&W Agrees To Buy Long John Silver
March 12, 1974
Impeachment Talk Ramps Up In Washington U.S. Senate Passes $10.4 Billion Housing Bill For Poor
March 12, 1924
36 High School Teams In State Tournament in Lexington Kentucky’s Farmers Union Meet at Lafayette Hotel Tonight
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March 12, 1827, Gideon Shryock, a 25-year-old Lexington architect, received a $150 prize for the winning design of a new Capitol, and the legislators awarded… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 11, 1999
Sweet 16 In Full Swing; Fans Ride Tournament Thrill 1,800 Kentucky Doctors Threaten to Dump Aetna and Still Mean It
March 11, 1974
Frankfort Legislators View Last Two Weeks With Pessimism Hearst Family Ponders Latest Message From SLA