1. Kentucky Became a State:
On this day in 1792, Kentucky became the 15th state of the United States. Prior to that, Kentucky was a part of Virginia, but it became a separate state due to its growing population and economic progress.

2. Birth of Louie B. Nunn:
Louie B. Nunn, the 52nd Governor of Kentucky, was born on November 29, 1924. During his tenure, the state saw significant advancements in transportation infrastructure and education.

3. Boone County founded:
Boone County, located in Northern Kentucky, was founded on November 29, 1798. It was named in honor of frontiersman Daniel Boone who had previously explored the area.

4. Covington Catholic High School Fire:
On November 29, 1977, Covington Catholic High School suffered a devastating fire that destroyed its main academic building. However, the school quickly recovered and rebuilt, continuing to be a prominent institution in the region.

5. Dedication of Mary Breckinridge Hospital:
On November 29, 1928, the Mary Breckinridge Hospital was dedicated in Hyden, Kentucky. The hospital was founded by Mary Breckinridge, a nurse-midwife who was the first to introduce nurse-midwifery to the United States. The hospital still operates today as a part of the Frontier Nursing University.