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Kentucky Trivia November 11, 1836, Bacon College in Georgetown opened its doors. By 1837, it had 203 students. The college would change cities and names… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 10, 1998
NCAA Champs – Kentucky Wildcats Meet President Clinton $7 Million Bid For Broodmare Ties Keeneland Record
November 10, 1973
Nixon Tells GOP He Will Make Tape Data Public Six In Watergate Are Sentenced To Prison
November 10, 1923
Kentucky Observes Armistice Day Wildcats Trip To Alabama Delayed; Wreck On High Bridge; Train Schedules Altered
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Kentucky Trivia November 10, 1782, George Rogers Clark sent a Kentucky force to invade Native Americans north of the Ohio. They descended on the town… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 9, 1998
Bush Gets A Kentucky Victory and Builds Strong Early Lead Lottery And Another Amendment to Limit Broad-Form Deeds Pass
November 9, 1973
ENERGY CRISIS; State May Top Highway Speed at 50 M.P.H. Quality Of Nixon Tapes Vary Says is Secretary
November 9, 1923
Poker Game Causes Saying In Bell County Klan Denounced By Fayette Jury
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Kentucky Trivia November 9, 1804, 23-year-old Richard Mentor Johnson of Georgetown became a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives. However, he did not meet… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY