October 3, 1974
House Cuts Nixon’s Expense Money But Lets him Keep Pension Kentucky’s Two Senate Candidates heavily Financed By “Special Interest” Ford/Cook
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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On October 3, 1786, an entourage of fourteen families known as the McNitt Company paused to camp for the night in present-day Laurel County while… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
October 2, 1999
Ex KSP Chief Sues To Get Job Back Genera Colin Powell To Visit Lexington
October 2, 1974
Pike County 1st County To Impose County Tax on Coal Companies Two Courier-Journal Repots Found Not Guilty of Disorderly Conduct Covering Story; Cameras Confiscated
October 2, 1924
2 of Giants Out of World Series as Bribers Springfield Fire Almost Destroys Business Section; Bardstown and Lebanon Fire Depts Come To Rescue
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On October 2, 1854, John LaRue Helm became Louisville and Nashville’s 2nd president between his two terms as Kentucky’s governor. Helm worked diligently to convince… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
October 1, 1999
Perry County Canine Deputy Arrested On Drug Charges Bernard T. Moynahan, Jr. Passed; 20 Years on Federal bench
October 1, 1974
President Ford Addressed U.S. House To Tell Why He Granted Pardon Time To Harvest The Tobacco
October 1, 1924
Second Druggist Robbed in Two Days; Louisville Jamaica, Harve de Grace, Auroa, and Woodbine Race Today
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
October 1, 1777, Col. George Rogers Clark left Harrodsburg for the east, and reached the capital of Virginia on November 5th. On October 1, 1779,… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY