July 4, 1925
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July 4, 1777, Fort Boonesborough endured its 3rd and most serious attack. With a force of 200 warriors, British Chief Black Fish surrounded the fort. … Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 3, 2000
U.S. Attorney To Go After Meth Labs Insight Offers 136 Channels; Kentucky Viewers Love It
July 3, 1975
U.S. Census Now Provides More Insight T How American Live 2 States Get Court Rulings To Block Public Employees From Striing
July 3, 1925
5,000 Attend Columbia Meeting of Burley Growers, Farmers Mercury Hits 100 Here, Sets 7-Year Record; Louisville
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On July 3, 1819, President James Monroe visited with students and faculty at Transylvania. Next, he walked to Matthew Jouett’s studio blocks away for a… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 2, 1975
Citizens Understand; No Fault Insurance Now the Law Horse Tranquillizer Seized In Lexington Drug Raid Along With PCP
July 2, 2000
Farmers Market Tis The Season Garrard County Roadblock Nets 145 Tickets
July 2, 1925
Police Will Arrests Motorist Who Fail To Heed Stop Signs Rockefeller Family Believes In Spanking
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July 2, 1853, William F. Talbott placed an advertisement around Lexington offering to buy enslaved people to take to the New Orleans market. Talbott offered… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY