July 12, 1974
Tobacco Crop One of the Finest Lexington Looking for Dog Of Elderly Man Who Got Lost After Fireworks
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July 12, 1924
Olympics Continue in France Acting Governor Denhardt Approves Parole for 5 Inmates; Robbery, Murders, and Bigamy
July 11, 1999
More Are Answering Call To Be Teachers Kentucky Sex Offender Law Not Keeping Public Informed Some Say
July 11, 1974
Impeachment Hearings Want To Talk To John Dean Kentucky Lawyers Not In Phone Book Sue Telephone Company For Damages
July 11, 1924
Summer School Students Make Trip To High Bridge and Shakertown Saturday President Coolidge Back In Washington After Burying His Youngest Son
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 11, 1750, Dr. Thomas Walker and his men returned to Charlottesville, VA, after exploring the Kentucky Wilderness for the Loyal Land Company. They built… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 10, 1999
Taking I-75 To Berea? Take A Book Riverboat Gambling Not Hurting Charity Gambling
July 10, 1924
John Davis Quickly Takes Demand of Democratic Party Raceland Entries Posted; Ashland Oval
July 10, 1974
Nixon’s Lawyers Playdown Differences in Transcripts Suit Seeks Halt To Paint Creek Dam
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On July 10, 1818, the Kentucky Gazette announced that Matthew Harris Jouett would exhibit two of Joseph H. Bush’s paintings in Jouett’s art gallery to… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY