October 4, 1974
Freeze Kits Kentucky Crops Hard UK Football May Have Broken NCAA Rules Ford Outspending Cook In Senate Race
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October 4, 1924
Lexington Doctor Taken in Narcotic Drug Bust Hazel Green Judge Gives Robber Life For Robbing Woman’s Apartment and 5 Years for Robbing Local Bank on… Read More »October 4, 1924
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Scott County native James Fisher Robinson, born in 1800. The 22nd governor served one year and two weeks during… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
October 3, 1923
MLB Bribe Trail Ends; 1924 World Series Will Play As Baseball is Shaken to its Foundation Trolley Kills Horse and Buggy Driver
October 3, 1999
Bettors Flock Across River Wildcats Defeat #20 Arkansas 31-20
October 3, 1974
House Cuts Nixon’s Expense Money But Lets him Keep Pension Kentucky’s Two Senate Candidates heavily Financed By “Special Interest” Ford/Cook
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On October 3, 1786, an entourage of fourteen families known as the McNitt Company paused to camp for the night in present-day Laurel County while… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
October 2, 1999
Ex KSP Chief Sues To Get Job Back Genera Colin Powell To Visit Lexington
October 2, 1974
Pike County 1st County To Impose County Tax on Coal Companies Two Courier-Journal Repots Found Not Guilty of Disorderly Conduct Covering Story; Cameras Confiscated
October 2, 1924
2 of Giants Out of World Series as Bribers Springfield Fire Almost Destroys Business Section; Bardstown and Lebanon Fire Depts Come To Rescue