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Beloved Sports Information Director Kenny Klein will be honored posthumously at a UofL game with a banner
The University of Louisville announced today that they will raise a banner in honor of longtime UofL administrator Kenny Klein. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, January 2nd at the Cardinals’ home game against Stanford. Klein will join several basketball legends in the rafters including Louisville’s six retired numbers No. 2 Russ Smith, No.…
Lincoln Institute: A Legacy Rooted in Learning and the Land
Lincoln Institute was self-sufficient with a working farm that raised hogs, dairy cows, produced vegetables, and supported four ponds stocked with fish. Today, 160 acres are still used for agriculture.
For over 50 years, Lincoln Institute served students from across Kentucky, as one of the Commonwealth’s most influential African American educational institutions. Its graduates went on to become educators, ministers, professionals, civic leaders, and change makers. #Leadership #BlackHistory #LincolnInstitute #LegacyOfExcellence #preservinghistory
