Mayor of Liberty, Dr. Sam Haddad, & Casey County Judge Executive-Elect, Don Cravens came by our studios for an update on the water situation for Liberty & Casey County.

A new report from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet identifies Jefferson County as the state’s highest-priority county for traffic safety improvements, ranking first in fatalities, serious injuries, and total collisions.

Hardin County ranked second overall, followed by Fayette, Warren, and Pulaski counties. Pulaski County placed fifth statewide for overall traffic safety needs, while Casey County ranked 86th.

The report is used to help target safety programs and resources in areas with the greatest crash concerns. More information is available at transportation.ky.gov.

The City of Liberty has issued a boil water advisory for customers on Butcher Street, Garner Street, and Liberty Manor Apartments.

Again, that’s Butcher Street, Garner St, and Liberty Manor Apartments.

Customers in those areas should boil any water used for human consumption, bringing to a rolling boil for at least three minutes and boil for short term use only.

If you have any questions, contact your water provider. This advisory will be in effect until further notice.

The Boil Water Advisory for East Casey Water customers has been lifted.

The advisory for the City of Liberty was lifted previously. 

All boil water advisories have now been lifted for the City of Liberty, and Casey County residents. However, all residents are asked to please conserve water as much as possible. Lake levels continue to drop, despite the on-going pumping from Green River.

The pre-school program was recognized with honors, and the board voted to join a class action lawsuit against social media.

Here’s Superintendent Barry Lee…

Mayor Dr Sam Haddad proclaimed the week of October 18th as Retired Teachers Week in honor and appreciation of the retired teachers in our community.

The city’s K-9 dog was declared surplus and officially retired, due to his handler, Chief Steven Garrett, retiring from his job.

Mayor Haddad again urging water conservation, as the city’s lake is now down 17 ½ feet…

Mayor of Liberty, Dr. Sam Haddad stopped by our studio today (10/9/26) to give an update on the water situation. Lake Liberty is now 17 feet below normal... 

Kentucky State Attorney General, Russell Coleman, was in Liberty Tuesday for an informal lunch.

Local representatives in attendance, included Casey County Judge Executive Randy Dial, Casey County Sheriff Chad Combs, Liberty Mayor Dr. Sam Haddad, City Operations Manager Alan Sparr, among several others.

Kentucky State Police, along with the Kentucky State Highway Department, will close a short portion of Jamestown Street (KY55) in Columbia near KSP Post 15 this evening, October 1st at 6:00 P.M. Central Time for a candlelight vigil honoring the life of Trooper Hayden Phillips. 

The road closure will occur on Jamestown Street at the Bomar Heights Street intersection, beside Speedway, down to the intersection of the 49 exit for the Cumberland Parkway. 

Motorist needing to reach Columbia, via the Cumberland Parkway, will need to utilize the 46 exit instead of the 49 exit.  The closure is anticipated to last approximately 2-3 hours.