Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame Started

WEKU | By Chris Mayhew

Published May 13, 2013 at 10:13 AM EDT

A new Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame willhonor people who came back and made a positive impact on their community. Organizers of the private Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc., are planning to select a first-ever class of up to 20 inductees in November. Nominations are being sought.

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