January 17, 1925
Central Kentucky Temps Range From 12 to 15 Degrees At Night A Commission Urged To Help Crippled Children in Kentucky
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January 17, 1818, Kentucky created Whitley County from Knox County and named it in honor of William Whitley, Kentucky pioneer. The county seat is Williamsburg. … Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 16, 2000
Keeneland One of Turfway’s Buyers Prosecution Bases Its Case On Lewinsky Companies To Buy 1/3 Less Tobacco
January 16, 1975
James Amato Says He Won’t Appeal Court of Appeals Decision in Lexington Mayors Race Truckers’ Strike Leaves Empty Grocery Shelves Across Nation
January 16, 1925
Former Governor Morrow Sworn In As US. Railroad Labor Board Member Mrs. Hillenmeyer Deeded Land To Three Sons; Ernest, Walter, Louis
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Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Kentucky’s 13th governor, James Clark, born in 1779, the 3rd governor to die in office, and the 1st Whig… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 15, 2000
Prosecutors Lay Out Case Against President Clinton Weather Is Now Most Popular On-line News Draw
January 15, 1975
U.S. Fuel Oil Rationing is in Effect Kentucky Court of Appeals Upholds Mayor Pettit Victory in Hotly Debated Election Results
January 15, 1925
Lexington To Dedicate New Jefferson Davis School U.S. Congress Will Kill Anything That Will Help Rich
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On January 15, 1810, the “War Hawks” of Congress expressed concern about the Native American presence in Kentucky and extinguished all Cherokee land claims. January… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY