Jamerson-Lewis Construction recently joined Bedford County Public Schools and the Liberty High School community to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the school’s newly renovated auditorium and band spaces.

Originally built in 1964, Liberty High School has served generations of Bedford County students. This renovation brings new life to several important areas of the school while preserving a facility that remains an important part of the community.

The project included a complete modernization of the auditorium, with upgraded acoustics, lighting, rigging and audience seating. Renovated band spaces were also designed to better support student musicians, rehearsals and performances for years to come.

Improvements extended beyond the auditorium and music spaces. The project also addressed the school’s covered walkways and drainage systems, including the replacement of deteriorating concrete and improvements to areas that had experienced persistent water intrusion.

Jamerson-Lewis Construction is proud to have played a part in improving the spaces where Liberty High School students learn, perform and make lasting memories.

Congratulations to Liberty High School and the entire Bedford County community on this exciting milestone.