These were produced to defray the cost of events. Available are caps; posters, framed (and numbered, 1 through 76) and unframed; T-shirts in black, white, gray and sand; and the tremendous 118-page commemorative program, not just a collector's item but a historical treasure. Get yours before they're all gone!
Monday, July 6, 2026
Commemorative programs, T-shirts, caps and posters (including some framed and numbered) are still available
Some limited-edition mementos of the Celebration are still for sale at the 76 Falls Country Club and at the David Cross Law Office, 200 East Cumberland St., Albany (northeast corner of the courthouse square).
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KET's Laura Rogers interviewed Barry Melton at the golf course. "Kentucky Edition," the nightly news program on Kentucky Educa...
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By Randy Speck Larry Cordle, a long-successful songwriter and musician from Eastern Kentucky, will be one of the opening acts for Chris Knig...
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Kristen Hunter Colton Bowlin Friday night's concert went two minutes into Saturday, July 4, because of a two-and-a-half-hour weather del...
