Tag: honor
Veterans Honored at Camp Nelson National Cemetery
Veterans were honored at the Camp Nelson National Cemetery Friday morning.
Students Honor Late Classmate at Transylvania University
Students at Transylvania University honored a former classmate Sunday.
Memorial motorcycle ride honors fallen police officers
Crowds showed support for Kentucky law enforcement by participating in the annual memorial motorcycle ride on Saturday.
Cemeteries, nursing homes hold ceremonies honoring veterans
Kentucky officials say that state cemeteries and nursing homes dedicated to veterans will hold Memorial Day ceremonies to honor military members who have died.
Dept. of Veterans Affairs honors Vietnam Vets at Camp Nelson
On Tuesday, central Kentucky commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam war today at Camp Nelson National Cemetery in Jessamine Co.
Vigils set to honor victims of fatal apartment fire in Winchester
The vigil for 29-year-old Tina reynolds, 36-year-old Donald Hisle and 71-year-old Dixie Everman will be held at B & P Apartments on Springmist Lane.
Lexington widow hoping missing memorial box is returned
A Lexington woman is desperately trying to find the Little Free Library she set up in her front yard that is now missing.
Lexington recognizes surviving Pearl Harbor Veterans
About 100 people in Lexington gathered Monday for national Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, to honor those who were killed at Pearl Harbor 74 years ago, as well as pay tribute to World War II military veterans.
Gov. Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff in Honor of Victims of Paris Attack
Governor Steve Beshear has directed that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff today through sunset on Thursday, Nov. 19, in honor of the victims of last week’s attack in Paris, France.
WWII soldier may receive posthumous Medal of Honor after all
World War II Army Officer and Clinton County native Garlin Murl Conner is one step closer to posthumously receiving the Medal of Honor.
Slugger Museum to honor 19th century championship team
The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is honoring a 19th century championship baseball team from Louisville.
Ceremony honors 52 promoted officers in state police
Several dozen Kentucky State Police officers have been recognized for their promotions in the law enforcement agency.
Gov. Beshear orders flags to half-staff in honor of slain trooper
All state office buildings will lower their flags to half-staff this Friday in honor of slain Kentucky State Trooper Joseph Cameron Ponder.
Medal of Honor recipient being honored at Fort Campbell
A 101st Airborne Division soldier who was killed in Cambodia in 1970 will be honored at a Fort Campbell ceremony.
Funeral for Trooper Eric Chrisman
Trooper Eric Chrisman of Lawrenceburg passed away on Tuesday, from injuries received while on duty.
Army board to consider if veteran should get Medal of Honor
An Army board will consider new evidence to decide whether a deceased World War II veteran should receive the Medal of Honor.
Students, schools honored for environmental health at summit
Students and teachers were honored during the 8th annual Kentucky Green and Healthy Schools and Kentucky National Energy Education Development Youth Summit and Awards Luncheon.
Community says thank you to Officer Burke Rhoads
The procession for Officer Burke Rhoads drove through the streets of the Nicholasville community he served and past the Nicholasville Police Department. The community lined the streets in honor of the fallen officer to say good bye and thank you.
Biden, Clinton among hundreds who honor former Senator Ford
Former Kentucky governor and U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford is being remembered for his ability to get things done at the highest levels of government without compromising his love for his state or its people.
Fort Campbell monument to honor black paratroopers
A monument honoring the first black paratroopers assigned to Fort Campbell 64 years ago is being dedicated there next month.
