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03/26/13
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Mary Ann Fisher, The Songbird of the South
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03/25/13
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Kentucky’s Company D: The Harrodsburg Tankers
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03/12/13
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The “Moonlight Lady” who led the Nation Toward Literacy
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03/11/13
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The Only Color they Cared About was the Color of the Winning Silk
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03/07/13
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Immigration and Kentucky’s Coal Industry
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03/06/13
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“Kentucky bourbon is a well-respected product; one that people are proud of and are proud to work in.”
-Elmer T. Lee
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03/05/13
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First Rural Nurse-Midwife Service in the U.S.
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03/04/13
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Greenup County’s Medal of Honor recipients from the Korean Conflict
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03/01/13
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Writer and Painter Harlan Hubbard Embraced the Simple Life
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02/28/13
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Personal and Public Advocate for Racial Equality, J. Blaine Hudson Leaves a Large Legacy
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02/27/13
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Kentucky’s Nuns: Providing educational, health and social services since 1812
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02/26/13
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A Gem of a Legacy
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02/25/13
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Appalachian-Based Settlement Schools Left Their Mark in Eastern Kentucky
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02/22/13
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The Desegregation of Sturgis High School
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02/21/13
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Western Kentucky Black Patch War, 1904 - 1909
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02/20/13
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Kenton County Legend Ballard “Pappy” Raborn Taylor Brought Mountain Music to the Mainstream |
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02/19/13
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Baseball in Kentucky |
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02/15/13
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From Adair County to the National Stage, Allie Hixson Led the Fight for Equal Rights |
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02/14/13
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Jesse Grider Knew About “The Problem We All Live With” |
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02/13/13
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From Washington County to Taiwan, Hugh Grundy was the Perfect Front |
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02/12/13
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Creating a Legacy: Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
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02/11/13
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Land Between the Lakes, The largest inland peninsula in the United States |
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02/08/13
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“The Man that Moved Mountains” |
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02/07/13
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Renfro Valley Barn Dance, Preserving Kentucky’s Country Music |
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02/06/13
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Mary Wheeler, Paducah’s Songcatcher |
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02/05/13
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“The Philosopher,” Edward F. Prichard Jr.
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01/11/13
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South Central Kentucky Basket Making Traditions |
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01/10/13
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80 years later, the Civil Conservation Corp thumbprint is still on Kentucky |
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01/09/13
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Women's Basketball Banned in Kentucky |
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01/08/13
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Robert Penn Warren |
