TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On November 8, 1789, folklore says that Elijah Craig distilled the 1st Bourbon Whiskey from corn in Bourbon County. Friday, November 8, 1805, John Adair… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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November 7, 1999
Rosemary Clooney, 71, Has New Album & Book Jefferson County School Ranks #1 For Fixing Y2K Issues
November 7, 1974
Democrats Control U.S. House/Senate and Have Most Governors; GOP in White House Wendall Ford Celebrates Senator Win; J. Carroll Gets Ready To Stay Governor
November 7, 1924
100s Flee As 5 Counties Hit Hard By Forest Fires; Estill Oil Fields Catch On Fire G.O.P. Takes Control of U.S. House
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 7, 1795, Benjamin J. Bradford established the Kentucky Journal in Frankfort, the Commonwealth’s 3rd newspaper. Kentucky in Retrospect by Lila Jones Kingston pg: 34.… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 6, 1999
Judge: Microsoft Is A Monolopy Joshua Johnson, 14, Youngest Heart Transplant Patent At UK
November 6, 1974
Governor Ford Wins Senate Seat Over Incumbent Senator Cook The Nation: Democrats Tighten Grip On Nation
November 6, 1924
GOP Gains 16 Seats in House Women Will Govern Two States; Both 1st in Nation; Wyoming & Texas
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 6, 1793, Native Americans, under the leadership of Chief Little Turtle, attacked Major John Adair and about 100 Kentucky Militia near Ft. Saint Clair… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
November 5, 1999
Task Force Says Kentucky Teachers Need More Training Dumped Nuclear Waste in Paducah Continues To Be Heated Topic