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Hi, Bardstown listeners. This is Jessica Null. As you know by now, I've been working closely with Shay McHallister on the Bardstown podcast.

Our next episode comes out in a few days, but this past weekend was the annual Kentucky Bourbon Festival in Bardstown.

And really, it's the biggest event in town every year with thousands of people strolling the streets of Bardstown, sampling Bourbon and listening to live music.

But in the days leading up to the festival, we heard about some news that we wanted to tell you about.

As you'll recall, there are signs all over town that bring attention to the unsolved cases in our podcast, but recently a lot of those signs were taken down.

In fact, they were discovered behind City Hall in a pile where the city typically discards signs they've removed.

So with the Bourbon Festival in town over the weekend, I went back to talk to people about what they're hearing about the signs and what the citizens of Bardstown are doing to keep these cases in the spotlight.

You know, we're here at the Bourbon Festival folks, they're coming out tonight. Bardstown, how are we doing out there tonight?

Unlike the last time that we were here in July, it's a lot cooler. I mean, it's still really warm. You know, people are sitting on bales of hay and their strings of lights from tree to tree. It's actually really beautiful.

Definitely in the spirit of Kentucky here at the Bourbon Festival this weekend, there's so much bourbon here that you can actually smell the distillery.

Hundreds, probably thousands of tourists come into town to sample all the different bourbons from the distilleries here in Bardstown.

And one of our main objectives though is leading up to the festivities. A lot of the crystal roger signs were taken down and it was a big deal here and Sherry Ballard, her mom was really upset.

At the moment, he was a man and his assistant called him that he assured me that one taken down the sign and he says I got a new code enforcement officer.

You know, she's trying to keep up with everything and not the world. You're building who else would have put those in your building?

He said, we can't take them down. He said, we don't. And he said, we can't have your job so fine. All of that.

And I said, excuse me, you're not. My daughter's time to a York self-clown is very disrespectful. I wouldn't have put that in the same sentence.

But I don't believe in that.

I should point out that the city and the county have said they did not take down the signs in a press release city officials said, quote, the city of Bardstown's policy has never been to remove and dispose of the prayers for crystal signs out of respect for the family.

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