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| He graduated from a Louisville, | Kentucky law school in 1852, was admitted to the bar i |
| Oxmoor Center is a Louisville, | Kentucky shopping mall located at 7900 Shelbyville Roa |
| Winning horse Day Star set a new | Kentucky Derby record with a winning time of 2:37.25. |
| ear X-tacy is a Louisville, | Kentucky "alternative record store", owned and operate |
| er 14, 1833 - March 13, 1915) was a prominent | Kentucky politician and a member of the Breckenridge p |
| h 6, 1904-October 22, 1997) was a Louisville, | Kentucky architect known for his Colonial Revival styl |
| C.I.Agent Solutions is a Louisville, | Kentucky based company that specializes in environment |
| As a rsult, | Kentucky finished the season ranked #19 in the final A |
| is grandson, John M. Ruddell, was a prominent | Kentucky statesman and landowner. |
| A silver | Kentucky Oaks Trophy is presented to the winner. |
| The bridge was named after a prominent | Kentucky newspaper reporter. |
| L. Webb (born September 6, 1960) is a former | Kentucky State Representative for District 96 (Carter |
| Henry Forrest died in a Lexington, | Kentucky hospital in 1975 at the age of 67. |
| He graduated A.B. from | Kentucky University in 1890, and was admitted to the b |
| A song about Paradise, | Kentucky, called "Paradise", was written and made famo |
| he upper Ohio River valley, above Louisville, | Kentucky (Hanna 1911:119 ). |
| dlife Refuge -- Long Point Unit -- Access via | Kentucky Route 311 and Kentucky Route 1282 |
| According to | Kentucky Deluxe's label, Kentucky Deluxe is "a choice |
| ett was elected Auditor of Public Accounts in | Kentucky in 1995 and re-elected in 2003. |
| officiated as Auditor of Public Accounts for | Kentucky. |
| Accredited to: | Kentucky. |
| Rawl is located on the Tug Fork across from | Kentucky, 3.5 miles (6 km) southeast of Williamson. |
| a tavern, as well as many ferries across the | Kentucky River. |
| The regiment saw action in | Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee. |
| After the Revolution, Logan was active in | Kentucky politics, especially the campaign to establis |
| Adair County, | Kentucky |
| an unincorporated community in Adair County, | Kentucky, United States. |
| 1999 he delivered the commencement address at | Kentucky State University. |
| in-swollen Cumberland River and advanced into | Kentucky, proceeding as far as Cane Valley, camping be |
| After leading | Kentucky to a semifinal victory over the University of |
| #16 in the final 1983 AP poll after defeating | Kentucky. |
| Grindstone was retired just 5 days after his | Kentucky Derby victory when knee chips were discovered |
| r in total tackles in week 10 against Western | Kentucky. |
| rs with no time left on the clock against the | Kentucky Wildcats on November 9, 2002 at Commonwealth |
| e of the famous Bluegrass Miracle against the | Kentucky Wildcats. |
| The team played against other | Kentucky community colleges, junior colleges, and Job |
| It came against a | Kentucky team that had no African-American players, du |
| ew York, USA, and raised from an early age in | Kentucky, USA. |
| ive Research Commission (LRC) is an agency of | Kentucky state government that supports the state legi |
| The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and | Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife each maintain |
| This article is about the airport in | Kentucky. |
| For the airport in | Kentucky, see Morehead-Rowan County Airport. |
| ice to its 100th airport: Cincinnati/Northern | Kentucky International Airport in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
| Mississippi State, Auburn, Alabama and | Kentucky did not make the tournament. |
| N #152 serviced stations in Alabama, Georgia, | Kentucky, and Tennessee. |
| ewery distributes in Texas, Alabama, Indiana, | Kentucky, Ohio and South Carolina. |
| s products throughout Tennessee, Alabama, and | Kentucky. |
| s locations in Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, and | Kentucky, USA (Austin, College Station, San Antonio, R |
| nia from England and ended up in Alabama, via | Kentucky and Tennessee. |
| The song appears on her album Blue | Kentucky Girl. |
| he diocese, which originally comprised all of | Kentucky, consecrated its first bishop, the Rt. |
| Allen County, | Kentucky was named for him in 1815. |
| an raised a company for Col. John Allen's 1st | Kentucky Rifle Regiment. |
| An early donation allowed the | Kentucky Derby Museum to be created. |
| His father was a state senator and ally of | Kentucky Governor Earle C. Clements. |
| The 2nd and 3rd Districts connect along the | Kentucky border for the 10th Congress and bulge south |
| He also reorganized | Kentucky economic development efforts, securing the ad |
| Ave Maria School of Law; ironically is also a | Kentucky Colonel like Petros. |
| nal Register of Historic Places, it is also a | Kentucky Archeological Landmark and State Historic Sit |
| There are also some | Kentucky Coffee trees on the Mount Vernon estate forme |
| See also: 2010 | Kentucky Wildcats football team |
| He was an alumnus of | Kentucky State University and appointee of the United |
| At the AME's 1921 | Kentucky Annual Conference, he "paid high tribute to t |
| ments to the Confederate States of America in | Kentucky, it is an obelisk, but is unique for being bu |
| It is found in North America, including | Kentucky. |
| It is found in North America, including | Kentucky and Oklahoma. |
| The event received an East | Kentucky Leadership Humanitarian Award in 2009 recogni |
| season, Conley was a starter on an all-white | Kentucky team that also featured Pat Riley and Louie D |
| ith his family as today some hold an Honorary | Kentucky Colonelship. |
| tle of "Sagamore of the Wabash", analogous to | Kentucky Colonel. |
| The Anchorage (Anchorage, | Kentucky) |
| ned African American educator and Bloomfield, | Kentucky native Harvey Clarence Russell Sr.. |
| ng, in western West Virginia and northeastern | Kentucky in the United States. |
| gers of the Atlantic Coast Conference and the | Kentucky Wildcats of the Southeastern Conference. |
| The city of Byrdstown and the | Kentucky town of Albany, 11 miles north-northeast, are |
| of the Iraq War Veterans Organization and the | Kentucky director for the Order of the Silver Rose. |
| ge are also located in Owensboro, and Western | Kentucky University Owensboro maintains an extended ca |
| ifornia, Acton, Massachusetts and Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| r between Nashville, Tennessee, and Burnside, | Kentucky. |
| between Indianapolis, Indiana and Lexington, | Kentucky. |
| In 1998, PCC and West | Kentucky TECH (yet another name for the vocational-tec |
| e towns of Cannelton, Indiana and Hawesville, | Kentucky. |
| m made death threats against Laffoon, and the | Kentucky National Guard surrounded the governor's mans |
| tcalfe and various of his relatives, and 1954 | Kentucky Derby winning horse, Determine. |
| our Memorial Handicap, Jersey Stakes, and the | Kentucky Derby. |
| November 1, 1943) is a businessman and former | Kentucky state politician. |
| ited States Frederick Moore Vinson and former | Kentucky Governor Paul E. Patton. |
| ive to seize strategic Paducah and Smithland, | Kentucky, at the mouths of the Tennessee and Cumberlan |
| and is distilled in Owensboro and Bardstown, | Kentucky. |
| der scattered throughout southern and western | Kentucky, primarily in communities with more than 10,0 |
| uit events in Peoria, Illinois and Lexington, | Kentucky. |
| female colleges in New Castle and Lexington, | Kentucky. |
| to went on to win the Preakness once, and the | Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes twice. |
| below ground in West Virginia and neighboring | Kentucky and extends somewhat into western Maryland an |
| Accordingly, Fisk resigned and the | Kentucky Senate elected Magoffin's choice, James F. Ro |
| rsity), Greencastle, Indiana, and Louisville ( | Kentucky) Law School. |
| e Uralla, Bundarra, Yarrowyck, and Kingstown, | Kentucky and Wollun. |
| nited States, Canada, England, Wales and East | Kentucky. |
| e, Franklin Park, Illinois, and Hopkinsville, | Kentucky. |
| ridor between Cincinnati, Ohio and Lexington, | Kentucky. |
| a career college in Louisville and Lexington, | Kentucky. |
| r, connecting Cincinnati, Ohio and Covington, | Kentucky. |
| rimarily from Greater Cincinnati and Northern | Kentucky, students from about 20 states and several co |
| ross the Ohio River in Newport and Covington, | Kentucky. |
| tly has offices in Montgomery and Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| from as far away as Dayton, Ohio and Northern | Kentucky. |
| igan, the 3rd Minnesota, and the 8th and 23rd | Kentucky regiments. |
| ttended college at Georgetown College and the | Kentucky Military Institute in Frankfort, and subseque |
| Majestic Prince headed for Louisville and the | Kentucky Derby. |
| y fire between the 6th South Carolina and 1st | Kentucky. |
| the U.S. states of West Virginia and eastern | Kentucky. |
| ong presence in southern Indiana and northern | Kentucky. |
| rch in Bethany Beach, Delaware and Lexington, | Kentucky, USA |
| Admitted to the Illinois Bar and the | Kentucky Bar. |
| to ports between Brownsville and Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| anch line from Paducah to Kevil and Mayfield, | Kentucky and another from Cecilia to Elizabethtown, Ke |
| luding at Manchester, England, and Covington, | Kentucky. |
| Mississippi at Cairo, Illinois, and Paducah, | Kentucky. |
| er historian and planter in north and central | Kentucky. |
| d bridge between Cincinnati, Ohio and Ludlow, | Kentucky. |
| anchise locations also throughout Ohio and in | Kentucky, Indiana, and Florida. |
| is part of the American Whiskey Trail and the | Kentucky Bourbon Trail. |
| 's LaGuardia Airport, and Cincinnati-Northern | Kentucky International Airport in Covington, Kentucky |
| ed garrisons in southern Illinois and western | Kentucky. |
| He was born in Anderson County, | Kentucky and later moved to Missouri. |
| Anderson County, | Kentucky |
| , a seven-story warehouse in Anderson County, | Kentucky was destroyed in a fire, spilling thousands o |
| ded Kavanaugh High School in Anderson County, | Kentucky prior to matriculating at UK. |
| Anderson County, | Kentucky is named in his honor. |
| Born in Anderson County, | Kentucky, Oliver attended the common schools and then |
| Church of the Annunciation (Shelbyville, | Kentucky), in Shelbyville, Kentucky |
| Another Eastern | Kentucky cable operator, Inter Mountain Cable (IMC), h |
| as elected a judge of the Court of Appeals of | Kentucky. |
| te was born to Daniel and Rachel Applegate in | Kentucky on September 18, 1808. |
| He served the following appointments in | Kentucky: Washington (four years), Millersburg (one ye |
| 1985) is an American Architectural Historian, | Kentucky author, and co-founder of design firm MODR. |
| s, the Pacers eliminated their archrival, the | Kentucky Colonels, in five games. |
| t the southernmost 10 miles (16.09 km) are in | Kentucky. |
| On the other hand, this area of | Kentucky was strongly pro-Union during the Civil War. |
| West Lexington Presbytery covered the area of | Kentucky between the Kentucky River and the Licking Ri |
| ted at 1,800 locations in a 13-county area in | Kentucky and Southern Indiana. |
| It covered the area of | Kentucky between the Kentucky River and the Licking Ri |
| er Nursing Service who served remote areas of | Kentucky also bore the name. |
| Presbyterian clergy in the frontier areas of | Kentucky and Tennessee. |
| ) was a slave owning Southern aristocrat from | Kentucky who reigned as the political boss of Saint Cl |
| nden was named after counties in Arkansas and | Kentucky. |
| t Vanderbilt Commodores, Arkansas Razorbacks, | Kentucky Wildcats, and Wisconsin Badgers. |
| Jimmy O'Bryant (c.1896, Arkansas or | Kentucky - June 24, 1928, Chicago) was an American jaz |
| help create the exam are: Arkansas, Georgia, | Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia |
| e outbreak struck parts of Arkansas, Indiana, | Kentucky, and Ohio. |
| 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, Army of | Kentucky, Department of the Ohio, to January 1863. |
| The Army of | Kentucky was a Confederate army during the American Ci |
| Artillery, 2nd Division, Army of | Kentucky, Department of the Ohio, to January 1863. |
| The battery was attached to Army of | Kentucky, Department of the Ohio, to December 1862. |
| The regiment first served unattached, Army of | Kentucky, Department of the Ohio, to November 1862. |
| Reed's Brigade, Baird's Division, Army of | Kentucky, Department of the Cumberland, to June 1863. |
| , it covered the retreat of the Union Army of | Kentucky along with the 9th Kentucky Cavalry. |
| d the wounding of General Nelson, the Army of | Kentucky virtually ceased to exist. |
| ilt defeated Rice, Tulane, Army, Chattanooga, | Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee. |
| line that operated in and around Louisville, | Kentucky during the first half of the 20th century. |
| Norton Healthcare is | Kentucky's largest healthcare system with more than 40 |
| John Rowan first settled around Bardstown, | Kentucky in the in the late 18th century. |
| enre convention held in or around Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| mand of the forces stationed around Richmond, | Kentucky. |
| ed 110 mile-long bike loop around Louisville, | Kentucky, near Riverside Gardens |
| Garrison Artillery, Louisville, | Kentucky, to July 1865. |
| Clay worked toward emancipation, both as a | Kentucky state representative and as an early member o |
| continues south to U.S. Route 27 as unsigned | Kentucky Route 471. |
| Formerly serving as a | Kentucky State Police trooper, He became the first bla |
| t can also be seen as far south as Owensboro, | Kentucky as well. |
| gunfighter of the American West known as the | Kentucky Cannibal. |
| a Grade II event raced on the same day as the | Kentucky Derby and is a prep to the Breeders' Cup Spri |
| ce is run in early May on the same day as the | Kentucky Oaks. |
| st, which Space Ghost referred to him as "Old | Kentucky Shark." |
| not to allow the service, such as Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| the corner of Fifth and Walnut Street as the | Kentucky Hotel. |
| tone coal furnace, ten miles from Ashland, in | Kentucky. |
| Ashville, Louisville, | Kentucky |
| He had assignments in | Kentucky and Virginia before starting his overseas ass |
| In 1996, while an assistant at | Kentucky, the Wildcats won the NCAA Championship, defe |
| arious appointed positions in associated with | Kentucky state government including, Kentucky Commissi |
| Visual Art Association, Louisville, | Kentucky. |
| Home Economics Teachers Association, Eastern | Kentucky Vocational Association, and the Kentucky Asso |
| He spent his college days at Eastern | Kentucky University. |
| chools as well as Centre College at Danville, | Kentucky and St. Mary's College. |
| Before arriving at Eastern | Kentucky, Hope was the offensive coordinator at Louisv |
| l coach and the current head coach at Western | Kentucky University. |
| e died during the 1861 session, at Frankfort, | Kentucky. |
| Hope was the head football coach at Eastern | Kentucky University from 2002-2007. |
| In 1995, McGrane started coaching at Western | Kentucky University, as an assistant coach, helping th |
| Hope was the head football coach at Eastern | Kentucky University from 2003 to 2007. |
| is buried in the State Cemetery at Frankfort, | Kentucky. |
| He then coached at the | Kentucky where he compiled a 20-19 record. |
| y schools, and Elliott Academy at Kirksville, | Kentucky. |
| s also served as Athletic Director at Western | Kentucky University until his retirement in 1999. |
| blishing the old Bacon College at Georgetown, | Kentucky, in 1836. |
| o operated a mill and a factory at Covington, | Kentucky. |
| fantry mustered out of service at Louisville, | Kentucky on July 16, 1865. |
| engaged in general merchandising at Stanton, | Kentucky, and in agricultural pursuits 1900-1907, serv |
| Pensioned in 1992 at Claiborne Farm at Paris, | Kentucky, Obeah died at age twenty-eight in 1993 and w |
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