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Floyd County introduces Emergency Medical Dispatching

Floyd County introduces Emergency Medical Dispatching

“The implementation of Emergency Medical Dispatching marks an exciting new chapter for Floyd County,” said Sheriff Brian Craig. “By providing essential medical guidance over the phone, we can help save lives and improve care during those critical minutes before EMS teams arrive.”

Communities in Schools launches in Floyd

Communities in Schools launches in Floyd

Superintendent Cromer said that integrating CIS has been an “overwhelmingly positive experience.” She said, “The CIS organization has done an excellent job of connecting our students with more resources that help them overcome barriers to success..."

Floyd County Food Resources

Floyd County Food Resources

While federal/judicial decisions on funding SNAP during the shutdown are changing daily, Floyd County has homegrown resources to help residents who might be in need of food assistance now and in the future.

Nonprofit team explains how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can provide 'quick, sustained' relief

Nonprofit team explains how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can provide 'quick, sustained' relief

A new addition to Be Well Now is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Klein said that ketamine was originally used during the Vietnam War, and is used in therapy to “help people relax in their mind and their body, so they can work with what they are dealing with. It’s very versatile."

New four-way stop to be introduced in Little River District

New four-way stop to be introduced in Little River District

Arsenic and Old Lace shows continue this weekend

Arsenic and Old Lace shows continue this weekend

Directed by Theda McCutchan, the classic dark comedy features a cast of zany characters, Brooklyn accents, physical comedy, and unpredictable plot twists. The elaborate set designs and period costumes, headed up by Mim Ukes, are outstanding.

Pets of the Week

Pets of the Week

This sweet young trio came under the humane society's care when their owner passed away. Volunteers just don't have the heart to separate these bonded sisters that they call the three amigas, they said.