August 7, 1924
Woodford Fair Floral Hall and Poultry Awards Wealthy Bluegrass Farmer Leaves Estate to His Three Negro Servants
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August 7, 1776, the 1st recorded marriage in Kentucky took place at Fort Boonesborough. Elizabeth (Betsy) Callaway married her Knight in Shining Armor, Samuel Henderson. … Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 6, 1974
President Tells Cabinet He Won’t Resign More Lawmakers Request Nixon Resign
August 6, 1999
KEA: Don’t Tie Teacher Pay To Student Performance 40% of Nursing Home Patients Malnourished
August 6, 1924
Woodford Fair Attracts 3,000 Charles Ponzi Leaves Prison; Plymouth, Mass
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August 6, 1801, Edward West, who had 1st exhibited his miniature steamboat on the waters of the Town Branch in 1793, showed a vastly improved… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 5, 1999
Eastern Kentucky To Keep 606 Area Code Kentucky’s 2nd Black Female State Trooper Graduates
August 5, 1974
Senate Will Debate Impeachment Rules Nixon Doesn’t Plan TV Speech
August 5, 1924
Mile Long Parade Marks Opening of Woodford Fair Kentucky Football Cats To Train On Kentucky River Property for 10 Days
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Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday to Nicholas County native Thomas Harris Barlow, born in 1789. Thomas invented a steam-powered mechanism to separate hemp’s fiber from… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY