TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 22, 1834, the General Assembly approved “an act authorizing the building of an Arsenal for the security and preservation of the public arms on… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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February 21, 1999
States Eager To Grab Tobacco Settle and Splurge John Peterman Going Through Bankruptcy
February 21, 1974
Hearst Kidnappers Demand $4 Million Atlanta Newspaper Editor Kidnapped
February 21, 1924
Speakers Attack-Defend Gambling At The Races Lexington Locals Take Part In Mutuels Debate
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February 21, 1792, James Harrod, who established Kentucky’s 1st settlement, disappeared. Many felt Native Americans got him, or he became sick and died while hunting. … Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 20, 1999
Anthrax Threats Postmarked In Lexington Maker of Rare Japanese Lute Will Play In Somerset
February 20, 1974
Energy Chief Says Gasoline Shortage Critical Patty Hearst May Be Freed Soon
February 20, 1924
Both Parties Suffer Embarrassment After Oil Lease Disclosures; D.C. Anti-Gambling Measure Given Public Hearing
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February 20, 1835, Kentucky created Clinton County from Wayne County and Cumberland County and named it in honor of NY Governor DeWitt Clinton. Albany is… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 19, 1999
Pesticide Levels High in Fruit Government Says Lexington Wants Nudity Banned Enforced