June 15, 1999
Weekend
News
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 15, 1778, the Shawnee returned from an unsuccessful raid against Donelly’s Fort on the Greenbrier River in today’s WVA. Smarting for revenge, they decided… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 14, 1974
Strip-Mine Rights Narrowed By Court U.S.A. Will Sell Egypt Atomic Fuel
June 14, 1999
Largest U.S. Flag Unfurled in NC; Larger Than a Basketball Court Hazard Man Shoots Three People In Bar
June 14, 1924
Prohibitionist Nominate Their President and V.P. Fayette County Plans Reenactment of 1782 Attack on Bryan Station
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Colonel Richard Callaway, born in 1717. “Probably no single man accomplished more than Callaway in laying the foundation that… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 13, 1999
Man’s Arrest In Dorm Fire Stuns Friends; Murry State Office Internet Access; To Surf Or Not To Surf
June 13, 1974
Millions in Cairo Welcome Nixon As He Opens Tour of Middle East Senator Cook Wants To Stop Sending Money To India
June 13, 1924
Dawes To Run With Coolidge; General Gets Nomination on 3rd Ballot Kentuckians Whooping It Up For Dawes After Voting For Lowden
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 13, 1775, with the main fort nearly finished, D. Boone set out to Snody’s Station in Virginia to bring his family back to Boonesborough. … Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY