March 5, 1925
UK & Berea Debate Teams Meet Tonight Paris Married Couple Have Baby; Mother 13, Father 19
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On March 5, 1789, James Bray, Lexington’s 1st tavern keeper, announced his retirement and asked, “Will all those who owe me please settle with Mr.… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 4, 2000
14-Year-Old Winchester Boy Shoots Classmate Tough DUI Bill Dies Again For 3rd Year In a Row; Frankfort
March 4, 1975
Milkman Now Delivers Pantyhose, Cosmetics, Pies,……… Kentucky Drops Two; Now #6
March 4, 1925
Coolidge Sworn In For His Own Four-Year Term Coolidge Wants To Promote Peace, Lighten Tax Load
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March 4, 1780, Captain Abraham Lincoln received a land grant for his service in the Revolutionary War along the Green River in what is now… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 3, 1925
No Farm Relief Legislation at Present Session Coolidge Works as Usual on Eve of Inauguration
March 3, 2000
KY Economic Development Finance Authority Sues Biscuit Factory; Harlan County GM Recalls EV Cars; Half of Inventory
March 3, 1975
In Future All Soap Operas May Be an Hour In Length Blue Grass Scheduled For Foolish Pleasure
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On March 3, 1783, Harrodsburg held its 1st court session months after Virginia law created the Kentucky District Court in 1782. Soon after, the court… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY