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Military News
Kentucky Sailor killed at Pearl Harbor to be laid to rest in July
Pearl Harbor
Indiana military brothers killed in Pearl Harbor buried in Honolulu nearly 80 years later
Harold F. Trapp, 24, and William H. Trapp, 23, of La Porte, Indiana were lost on the U.S.S. Oklahoma during the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Navy said.
Olympics
Remembering Olympic gold medalist, trailblazer Harrison 'Bones' Dillard
Harrison "Bones" Dillard, whose Cleveland roots helped shape him on the road to Olympic glory died in 2019 at the age of 96.
History
This Month in History | A closer look at Louisville Fresh Air Camps
Louisville’s Fresh Air Camp offered people from the inner city a chance to get out into the country and get fresh air.
History
This Month in History | Louisville's fresh air homes
We're looking back at Louisville's fresh air homes they gave people in the inner city a chance to get out into the country and get some fresh air.
Local News
Size 37 shoe of world's tallest person on display at legendary Michigan store
Robert Wadlow stood one inch shy of 9-feet tall at the time of his death in Manistee, Mi. on July 15, 1940. Snyder's Shoes has a 'Wadlow shrine' on display, daily.
Money
Bad luck bill? The strange history of the $2 bill
Though rare, there are still more than a billion dollars in $2 bills in circulation, according to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Heartwarming
Married in 1952, 94-year-old didn't get to try on a wedding dress until 2021
Martha Mae Ophelia Moon Tucker, 94, just had a dream moment that took nearly 70 years to come true.
Nation World
'An incredible day' as Lee statue removed in Charlottesville
The development comes more than five years after racial-justice activists began a renewed push to remove the statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
Local News
'If I ride it, I hope it erases the memories': Historic Fontaine Ferry Carousel could return to Louisville
Fontaine Ferry did not allow Black people inside its park until 1964. Ed White, a little boy at the time, was forced to watch the fun through a fence.
History
Portland Museum is on mission to bring former Fontaine Ferry Carousel back to Louisville
Members of the Portland Museum staff and board will soon make a trip to Chicago in hopes of bringing a vintage carousel back to its original home — Louisville.
Community
Portland Museum officials hoping to acquire, bring home former Fontaine Ferry Carousel
According to a news release, the museum is trying to acquire the former Fontaine Ferry Carousel and bring it back in time to celebrate its centennial year.
Pearl Harbor
Indiana military brothers killed in Pearl Harbor buried in Honolulu nearly 80 years later
Harold F. Trapp, 24, and William H. Trapp, 23, of La Porte, Indiana were lost on the U.S.S. Oklahoma during the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the Navy said.
Olympics
Remembering Olympic gold medalist, trailblazer Harrison 'Bones' Dillard
Harrison "Bones" Dillard, whose Cleveland roots helped shape him on the road to Olympic glory died in 2019 at the age of 96.
History
This Month in History | A closer look at Louisville Fresh Air Camps
Louisville’s Fresh Air Camp offered people from the inner city a chance to get out into the country and get fresh air.
History
This Month in History | Louisville's fresh air homes
We're looking back at Louisville's fresh air homes they gave people in the inner city a chance to get out into the country and get some fresh air.
Local News
Size 37 shoe of world's tallest person on display at legendary Michigan store
Robert Wadlow stood one inch shy of 9-feet tall at the time of his death in Manistee, Mi. on July 15, 1940. Snyder's Shoes has a 'Wadlow shrine' on display, daily.
Money
Bad luck bill? The strange history of the $2 bill
Though rare, there are still more than a billion dollars in $2 bills in circulation, according to the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Heartwarming
Married in 1952, 94-year-old didn't get to try on a wedding dress until 2021
Martha Mae Ophelia Moon Tucker, 94, just had a dream moment that took nearly 70 years to come true.
Nation World
'An incredible day' as Lee statue removed in Charlottesville
The development comes more than five years after racial-justice activists began a renewed push to remove the statues of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
Local News
'If I ride it, I hope it erases the memories': Historic Fontaine Ferry Carousel could return to Louisville
Fontaine Ferry did not allow Black people inside its park until 1964. Ed White, a little boy at the time, was forced to watch the fun through a fence.
History
Portland Museum is on mission to bring former Fontaine Ferry Carousel back to Louisville
Members of the Portland Museum staff and board will soon make a trip to Chicago in hopes of bringing a vintage carousel back to its original home — Louisville.
Community
Portland Museum officials hoping to acquire, bring home former Fontaine Ferry Carousel
According to a news release, the museum is trying to acquire the former Fontaine Ferry Carousel and bring it back in time to celebrate its centennial year.
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