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Category Archives: Breathitt County
Fifty Years of Football: Part Four – The Spring Team
Coach Tevis Gray’s 1973 Spring team played the first football game at Breathitt and established many firsts. Continue reading
Breathitt’s Future – Pickles
Hays Pigman believed that Breathitt County farmers could make money in the pickle business. It almost worked. Continue reading
Fifty Years of Football: Part Three – The Coach
Breathitt County needed a young coach with lots of energy and new ideas to start their program. They found one in Tevis Penn Gray. Continue reading
Last Train To Jackson
The Louisville and Nashville train rolled out of Jackson on June 15, 1956. With its departure, an era of transportation in the mountains ended. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Coal, Industry, Railroad
Tagged Breathitt County, Hazard, L&N Railroad, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Railroad, Train
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Fifty Years of Football: Part Two – The Committee
The second of several installments celebrating 50 years of football at Breathitt High School. Part Two- The Committee explores the people and efforts to bring a new sport to BHS. Continue reading
Fifty Years of Football: Part One – The Beginning
The first of several installments celebrating 50 years of football at Breathitt High School. Part One- The Beginning explores the failures of the public committee approach. Continue reading
Honors To the Honorable
A Memorial Day editorial from 1924 that is still true today. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Civil War, Korean War, Military, World War I, World War II
Tagged Breathitt County, Bush Family, Campbell Family, Civil War, Dale Family, Korean War, Little Family, Memorial Day, Riley Family, Roark Family, Sebastian Family, Todd Family, World War I, World War II, Wyatt Family
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Jefferson C. Couch
Soldier of the Week
Jefferson C. Couch
5th Kentucky Infantry
Confederate States Army Continue reading