Good morning, Frankfort.

In Madison County, volunteers are helping neighbors recover from flood damage by using heavy equipment and cleaning up debris, with some helpers (from North Carolina) bringing their own machinery to support the effort.

Residents say the united response offers hope amid challenging conditions.

Bluegrass Community Action Partnership will hold a free job and resource fair on Friday, July 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 111 Professional Court to offer local community members on-the-spot interviews and access to support services.

Don Willard keeps Page’s Shoe Repair open on W.

Broadway — Frankfort’s oldest business with over 50 years of tradition — welcoming customers weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; he said he may retire in a few years, though no date is set.

State Auditor Allison Ball released a special examination of JCPS on Tuesday that found communication gaps and overspending with revenue shortfalls + slow salary increases, along with concerns about DEI program effectiveness affecting African American students.

The audit calls for a review of policies to better support student needs.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet districts are working together to repair roads damaged by recent floods.

State officials say the coordinated repairs will continue over the coming days to restore safe travel in affected areas.

Liberty Hall-er America 250 Music Festival

2-10 p.m. — Downtown Frankfort Inc — Admission details coming soon — Celebrate with live music and historic vibes at a major birthday bash.

West Sixth Farm Tour

2-3 p.m. — West Sixth Farm — Reservations encouraged — Explore a scenic farm with brews and a peek into the farm's future goals.

2026 Summer Concert Series

6:30 p.m. — Downtown Frankfort Inc — Free entry — Enjoy incredible live music, great food, and vibrant summer nights on the riverfront.