June 2, 1999
Louisville and Lexington Plans Task Forces On Migrants News Rules For Kentucky Watercraft; Jet Skies Abundant
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June 2, 1974
Nixon-Pompidou Summit Achieves U.S. Goals Kentucky Faces Full Landfills
June 2, 1924
1st Photo Showing Return of Clara Phillips Sayre College Holds Commencement Ceremony
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On June 2, 1814, Shaker Village became official after nine years in development with New Lebanon, NY. In 1805, they set out from NY to… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 1, 1999
To Remember The Ones Who Kept Us Free Civilians Die Under NATO Bombs
June 1, 1974
Gas Shortage Upsets Station Owners; Many Threaten To Shutdown New Kentucky Law Takes Drunks To Rehab Instead of Jail
June 1, 1924
Daylight Saving Rule Appealed Wildcat Tennis Men Win State Title Over Georgetown, Wesley and Berea, Centre Had No Team
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June 1, 2024, Localtonians wish a Happy 232nd Birthday the Commonwealth of Kentucky. June 1, 1789, Native Americans broke into the house of Edmond Stephenson… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
May 31, 1999
Papa John Football Stadium A City Success; Proves Naysayers Wrong Ex-Gov. Brereton Jones Says Gore Won’t Win; Blames Ties To Clinton
May 31, 1974
House Panel Seeks 45 More Nixon Tapes High School Senior Baseball Player Dies On Field After Being Struck By Ball; Russellville