TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 4, 1800, the 2nd U.S. Census officially began. The government lost the original records from Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Virginia. Saturday night,… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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On August 3, 1863, Saratoga opened for the 1st time on the grounds still used today. “Mr. Morrissey deserves great credit for the excellent manner… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 2, 1924
Light Vote Turn Out Expected Today in Kentucky Primaries 1/3 of Lexington Precincts Late In Opening Polls by 6 a.m. U.S Senate Headlines Races; Stanley… Read More »August 2, 1924
August 2, 1999
Hilary Speaks Out On Bill’s Infidelities TV Station Weather Coverage Drives Their Ratings
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August 2, 1790, the 1st official census for Kentucky began. The U.S. mandated that it be completed within nine months. The results: 15,154 free white… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 2, 1974
John Dean, Nixon’s #1 Accuser, Sentenced 1-4 Years For Conspiracy For a Cover-up U.S. Senator Cook Changes Mind On Paintsville Dam Project
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August 1, 1790, the 1st recorded duel in Kentucky took place, two years before Kentucky became a state. Capt. James Strong and Henry Craig met… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY