June 6, 1975
Rash Of Central Kentucky Murders; Berea, State Trooper Shot in McCreary County, Lex., Jessamine County Job Outlook Good; People Spending Again
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June 6, 1925
Children’s Day at the Pageant; Lexington 150 Year Celebration Heat Wave Kills 236 in U.S.; Six in Kentucky
June 5, 2000
Clinton and Putin Agree To Disagree Eastern Kentucky’s Settlement Schools Seek To Reinforce Their Regional Role
June 5, 1975
Anwar Sadat Reopens Suez Canal For Peace; Not Been Open For 8 Years 3 In Family Murdered in Berea
June 5, 1925
The Boone Family Leaves Lexington For Special Trip To Boonesboro Lexington Celebrates 1775 to 1925; 150 Years
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 5, 1869, Fenian won the 3rd Belmont Stakes over seven others in a 1 5/8 miles test in 3:04 ¼, and earned $3,350. Fenian… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 4, 2000
Local Governments To Embrace Internet For Efficiency Kentucky’s Chief Technology Officer Ms. Aldona Valicenti; “I Need My Crystal Ball, Tech Moves So Fast”
June 4, 1975
Lexington’s Bicentennial Scheduled Released Big Parade for 200th Birthday
June 4, 1925
Lexington Boy 3rd American Boy To Become Eagle Scout by 12 Morrison Hall To Host Rich Exhibit of Kentucky Relics in Hall of Fame
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On June 4/5, 1775, eight hunters/explorers from Harrod’s Fort came to Central Kentucky to establish a settlement north of the Kentucky River. They camped at… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY