People seem friendlier in
Liberty and living is easier. There are friendly churches,
well-stocked stores, active civic and social organizations,
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beautiful homes on
tree-lined streets, a lovely country club, a well-staffed
hospital with an adjacent clinic and an excellent school system.
For those seeking a higher
education, there's a vocational school in Liberty, and Centre
College in Danville, which is only 25 miles south. The University of
Kentucky Extension College, Campbellsville College and Lindsey
Wilson Junior College are also within commuting distance.
Lumber
products and textiles have accounted for a major increase in industry,
and Casey Countians look to the future for an even greater expansion.
Casey County provides
fertile farmland, rich forests and ideal industrial sites for its
residents.
Casey County
has more peach and apple trees than any other county in Kentucky. To
celebrate the apple harvest, a special oven was made to bake the
world's largest apple pie. This monster pie measured 8 feet across and
6 inches deep. It took 30 bushels of apples, 200 lbs. of sugar and
spices besides the huge crust to make a pie weighing 1,200 lbs...it
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