January 4, 2000
Deep Freeze Will Continue Across Commonwealth Audit Of Bingo Hall Unable To Account For $291,826; McDaniels, KY
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January 4, 1975
Gas Companies Agree To Sell 10 Gallons Per Customers Nixon Will Urge Nations To Cooperate On Oil To Avert A Global Depression
January 4, 1925
Ohio River Will Reach Danger Line In Louisville Tonight Governor Fields Promises A Fight Against Federal Oil Inspectors
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January 4, 1815, 2,500 members of the Kentucky Militia arrived in New Orleans for the impending Battle of New Orleans that would end the War… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 3, 2000
Sen. Wendall Ford Retires at 74 Kentucky Dodges Worst Part of Nasty Storm
January 3, 1975
IRS Announces New Investigation of Nixon’s Taxes Kentucky Democrats Return Illegal Money to Corporate Donors
January 3, 1925
Governor Fields Asked To Join Fight on Mutules Reasonable Telephone Rates Promised
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Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Governor Thomas Elliott Bramlette, born in 1817 in Cumberland (now Clinton) County. The last of three Kentucky governors during… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 2, 2000
Louisville Slow To Accept Nurse Midwives Penn State 26 Kentucky 14; Outback Bowl Snow and Ice Means Bad Roads
January 2, 1975
An Era Ends; Lexington Federal Hospital For Addicts To Close In February Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Swears In 15 Council Members at Transylvania