Casey County, Administrative county in Kentucky, United States
Casey County spreads across central Kentucky with rolling terrain and farmland as its main features. The landscape reflects a rural character shaped by agricultural use and natural geography.
Kentucky created this county in 1806 and named it after an early frontier settler. It developed as a farming community with a local government center in Liberty.
The Casey County News, founded in 1904, documents local events, governmental activities, and community developments through weekly publications for county residents.
County government operates from Liberty, where you can find administrative services for residents. Spring through fall offers the best time to visit and see the rural landscape at its most active.
Early settlers left their mark on the land through family names that still appear in property records and local directories. This connection to frontier roots remains woven into the community's sense of place.
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