TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 20, 1778, Daniel Boone arrived back at Fort Boonesborough after being held captive for approximately five months by the Shawnee. He made the brave… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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June 20, 2000
Rainfall Fails To Drown Drought Indian Sumer Camp For Kentucky’s Kids With Cancer; Shelby County
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 19, 1865, Union soldiers landed in Galveston, Texas, with news that the Civil War had ended and then enforced the Emancipation Proclamation. Thursday, June… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 19, 2000
Tiger Wins 100th U.S. Open in Style Daviess County Prisoners Must Pay For Stay, Meals, and Medical Care
June 19, 1975
Pioneering Brain Surgery On Hardin County Woman a Success; Patient and Doctors Want To Remain Anonymous White House Promotes Woman; Director of Communications
June 19, 1925
Amundsen Within 150 Miles of North Pole New Auto Record Set; Miami to Lexington in 2.5 Days
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 18, 1792, the Kentucky legislature elected their 1st two senators, John Brown and John Edwards, to the U.S. Senate. Localtonians wish a Happy Birthday… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
June 18, 2000
Opening Day “Mess” of Cars; Sparta Traffic At Stand Still; Fans Told To Leave
June 18, 1975
How Much Gas For State Awaits Federal Decision Killer Bees From Brazil May Be Exggerated
June 18, 1925
Explorers Left May 21; On Flight For Top of the World Midway Votes Against Horse Memorial For Ten Broeck and Longfellow