April 19, 1973
Central Life Sues To Take Land Investors Want to Build a 2nd Lexington Track Inflation Rate Soars
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April 19, 1923
Kentucky Spends Record Amount on Schools British Noble Travel Through Central Kentucky; Very Few Knew
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Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets April 19, 1774, the area known as Lexington 1st appeared in a written record when Lord Dunmore, Virginia’s governor, signed… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
April 18, 1923
Immigration To Be Election Campaign Issue Dishwashing Soap Made America’s Most Beautiful Hands
April 18, 1973
Nixon Has Removed Limits On Oil Imports Appalachians Testify On Strip Mine Effects
April 18, 1998
Governor Patton Visits Towns Hardest Hit By Storms; Glasgow Kentucky’s Education Leader Makes More Than Any State Employee
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Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets April 18, 1750, Thomas Walker wrote in his journal, “Indians have lived about this ford some years ago.” He may… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
April 17, 1998
Storms Battle Region; 3 Die In Kentucky Former Governor B. Jones Wants The History of Religion Taught In Schools
April 17, 1973
President Singletary Suspends Two Athletic Department Employees For Recruiting Versailles Wife Who Husband Owns Cattle Farm Fights Meet Boycott
April 17, 1923
167 Acre Lexington Farm Sells For $66 an Acre Catlettsburg Gets Prohibition Officer