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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 20, 1815, Captain Matthew Harris Jouett of the Army’s 3rd Mounted Regiment of Kentucky Volunteers resigned. Jouett-Bush-Frazer Early Kentucky Artist by William Barrow Floyd… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 19, 2000
South Carolina Firm T Buy WLEX-TV in Lexington Author Finds Kentucky Sweet Retreat From LA’s Beat; Linda Bruckeimer
January 19, 1975
Frankfort Urges Kentucky Horse Council G. Foreman To Fight K. Norton For $700,000
January 19, 1925
Louisville Herald (Morning) Louisville Post (Evening) To Merge Governor Fields Ask For Tax Cut On Property
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 19, 1809, Henry Clay and Humphrey Marshall held their famous duel across the Ohio River from Shippingport. Marshall missed the 1st shot, and Clay… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 18, 2000
Arthur Hancock, Keeneland Board Member Against Turfway Purchase Collecting Benefits of King’s Legacy
January 18, 1975
Blood Test Shows Police Officer Drunk In Fatal Crash Berea’s Only Movie Theater Closes After 60 Years
January 18, 1925
UK’s New Basket Ball Hall To Be Ready By Feb. 23; Finest in Nation Menifee Fugitive in Scott County? Hunt Is On