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KY Secretary of State launches time capsule project From Nick Storm Frankfort, KY - Secretary of State Michael Adams announced on July 6, 2026, the launch of the Kentucky Time Capsule Project, a statewide initiative commemorating America's 250th anniversary. As the nation marks this historic milestone, Kentuckians have a unique opportunity to reflect on who we are as a Commonwealth and what we want future generations to remember about this moment in our history. The Kentucky Time Capsule Project invites Kentuckians from every corner of the state to contribute their voices, stories, photographs, artwork, and hopes for the future. Those interested in submitting can do so through the Secretary of State's website at sos.ky.gov. "Housed in a modified traditional Kentucky bourbon barrel, the time capsule symbolizes both our rich heritage and our shared commitment to the future," said Adams. "We hope this project inspires Kentuckians to reflect on their role in democracy and civic life." When the time capsule is opened in 2051, it will provide a snapshot of Kentucky and America during this pivotal chapter in our nation's story. Kentuckians are encouraged to participate and help preserve the Commonwealth's history for future generations. The bourbon barrel time capsule will travel across Kentucky throughout the year and will ultimately house the winning entries from the Secretary of State's 2026 annual essay and slogan contests. Prominent Kentuckians have been invited to offer their contributions to the barrels, including U.S. Sens. Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul, and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman with others to be announced soon. The University of Kentucky Athletics department will participate in the project, as will other partners to be announced. The first stop for the Time Capsule will be at Somerset Community College from July 6 - 19, 2026, for their Master Musicians Festival. Kentuckians will also have the opportunity to view the barrel in person at this year's Kentucky State Fair. Following its statewide tour, the barrel will be permanently housed in the Office of the Secretary of State until it is opened in 2051. This story was posted on 2026-07-06 20:41:13
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