TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On March 8, 1777, Native Americans set fires to isolated cabins around Fort Harrod to draw the settlers out. Some settlers fought through the woods… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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March 8, 1999
5 Kentucky Teams Earn Births in NCAA Tourney Peterman Fired From Company He Started
March 8, 1974
Kentucky To Get 125.7 Gallons of Gasoline for March Pools Not Crowded as Kentucky Temps Hit 81 Degrees
March 8, 1924
Louisville Postal Workers to Get State’s 2nd Credit Union; Berea Students Had 1st Quarrel Over Kill Caused Murder at a Lexington Dance Party
March 7, 1999
Tyson Chicken Strike Seen as Pivotal Battle in Labor vs Owner War Kentucky’s Retarded Adults Lack Care; 1st Generation of Disabled Kids Outliving Parents
March 7, 1974
Nixon Says He Never Ordered Hush Money New Bill Will Remove Lt. Gov. from Legislative Research Commission (LRC)
March 7, 1924
Senate Kills Probe to Look Into Kentucky’s Jockey Club Brigman To Be Dean of Speed Scientific School at U.of L.
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 7, 1777, “the Natives attempted to cut off from the Fort a small party of men – a skirmish ensued. We had four men… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On March 6, 1750, Dr. Thomas Walker left Castle Hill, Virginia, with Ambrose Powell, William Tomlinson, Colby Chew, Henry Lawless, and John Hughes on a… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 6, 1999
1,800 Louisville Doctors Refuse To Work For AETNA Neighbors Raise Stink Over Hog Farm; Simpsonville