The woman on the witness stand was wearing a bright pink shirt in memory of her younger brother, 37-year-old Allen Lee Jones, ...

The Sanders referenced in the title was Col. Harland Sanders. ... After World War II, businessman Roy Park partnered with him to create food products bearing the “Duncan Hines” title.

The Sanders referenced in the title was Col. Harland Sanders. ... After World War II, businessman Roy Park partnered with him to create food products bearing the “Duncan Hines” title.

Like Sanders, Bob Evans – who often appeared in print and TV ads as a kind and friendly, salt-of-the-earth Ohio farmer – could also be cantankerous, thanks to what was often referred to as his ...

Business in Kentucky dried up by the mid-’50s, when the creation of Interstate 75 leeched business from Sanders’ roadside restaurant, motel and service station on the old U.S. 25.

KFC, formerly Kentucky Fried Chicken, moving headquarters from Louisville to Texas, relocating 200 jobs. Founded by Col. Harland Sanders.

Colonel Harland Sanders founded Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1930. Known as The Colonel, he was not only a real person but an iconic mascot for the KFC brand. Colonel Sanders died in 1980 and was buried ...

Colonel Sanders is probably the most recognizable icon in fast food history. However, most people don't know too much about the man himself. Much of what you may have heard is little more than ...

Kentucky Colonel Harland Sanders was one of the first 31 Hometown Heroes banners installed across Louisville 20 years ago. Advertisement Sanders’ banner was starting to show its age, however.

Colonel Harland Sanders. Life: (1890–1980) Net Worth: $3.5 Million; ... Paul Child, whom she worked with in Sri Lanka in 1945 after the pair returned to America after World War II.