Floyd County Schools students brought home five state championship titles, five state runner-up titles, four selected to the Service Teams and a scholarship winner from the 2022 State Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) competition at Rupp Arena on April 20.

Members of this year’s 2022 graduating class at Betsy Layne High School were celebrated on Sunday, May 22, as a graduation parade was held in their honor.

Some familiar faces punched their ticket to November after voters in Floyd County cast their ballot in the 2022 Kentucky primary election May 17.

A large group of Floyd County School employees stood in the rain outside of the Floyd County Board of Education’s Central Office on Monday, May 23, prior to the board’s regular scheduled meeting.

Kentucky State Police are searching for information from the public as part of an ongoing missing person investigation in Floyd County.

The Floyd County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Cole Atkinson, Business and Innovation Champion for Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR), to its monthly meeting May 11.

Floyd County Schools Superintendent Anna Shepherd has announced that Floyd Schools students Kendyll Hall and Todd Prater have been selected as 2022 Rogers Scholars.

King’s Daughters has named Jennifer Wilson as its new manager of business development for the Southeast Kentucky Region, serving Floyd, Johnson, Lawrence and Martin counties.

The Floyd County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Cole Atkinson, Business and Innovation Champion for Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR), to its monthly meeting May 11.

Twelve Kentucky counties, most of them in Eastern Kentucky, are in yellow, indicating a medium level of coronavirus transmission on the latest national COVID-19 risk map from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The University of Pikeville College of Osteopathic Medicine (KYCOM), on Thursday, May 12, presented a check for $1,000 to a local sexual assault crisis shelter.