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Looking back: Christmas traditions 100 years ago

The local community came together 100 years ago at Christmas to mark houses in Boyle County where “patriots” lived ... Read more

Features

In 1929, Boyle County was in the middle of a tobacco boom

The tobacco business in Boyle County was booming in 1929, according to articles in the Kentucky Advocate archives. ... Read more

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Samuel Harding was attorney and prolific property owner

Samuel Harding came from a family of lawyers and was known as an enterprising and progressive businessman in ... Read more

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Scomp family in Kentucky

HARRODSBURG – A historic house built by a member of the early Dutch settlement who migrated in 1799 ... Read more

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Lococo family in Danville

Nick Lococo, an Italian immigrant who lived in Danville in the 1940s, tried to locate his family in ... Read more

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John F. Zimmerman was in early Danville newspaper business

Editor’s note: Information for this story was taken from The Advocate-Messenger Archives, Ancestry.com, and court records. John Frederick Zimmerman, ... Read more

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“Hants” in Casey County

An interesting article about “hants” in Casey County appeared in a May 1887 edition The Advocate-Messenger. “A most ... Read more

News

Boyle Landmark Trust names fund after member 

Boyle Landmark Trust has embarked on an ambitious effort to establish a revolving fund for historic preservation in ... Read more

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Landmark Trust gets grant funds

 Boyle Landmark Trust has been awarded a $5,000 grant by the National Trust for Historic Preservation from the ... Read more

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Mullinix family lived in Boyle, Casey, Lincoln and Washington counties

MITCHELLSBURG —Nimrod Benjamin Mullinix moved several times after he left his native home in Indiana in the mid-1800s. He ... Read more