TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
President Andrew Jackson was born on March 15, 1767. While not a Kentuckian, Jackson is memorialized with a federal highway—U.S. Highway 31E—running through the state.… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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March 14, 1999
Scott Surrenders Crown To Ballard 71-47 in Shocker Many Struggle With Basketball Star’s Sudden Death; Exams Can Miss Heart Ailments
March 14, 1974
U.S. Senate Votes To Restore Death Penalty Arabs Reportedly Will Lift The Oil Embargo Against U.S.
March 14, 1924
Wealthy Lawrenceburg Distiller Says Her 1,600 Barrels are for Friends Only Nine Men Escape in 3 Jail Breaks; Henderson, Dixon, Eddyville
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 14, 1804, Thomas Reed and John Carr, both Lexingtonians, met on the Field of Honor for an unknown reason. Reed received a wound in… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 13, 1999
UK Recruit Collapses and Dies on Court During Regional Basketball Game Peterman’s Stores’ Headquarters To Leave Lexington
March 13, 1974
Mountain Folk Returning to the Hills 57 Agencies Receive Money From Garvice Kincaid Will; Lexington
March 13, 1924
Kentucky Farmers Call For National Marketing Plan To Be Run By Farmers Ex-Lexington Resident Caught Up In Tea Dome Scandal; Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On March 13, 1751, Christopher Gist met two men and obtained a jaw tooth weighing over four pounds, other teeth, several rib bones 11 feet… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY