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Graduating seniors receive annual academic awards and special scholarships

This coverage is a part of our Graduation Edition, which will be available on May 27 at retailers across the county for $2. Enjoy it early with a subscription!

Seyda Barrett is a 2026 recipient of a scholarship from the Floyd County Chamber of Commerce. Photo Courtesy of LIVEaLIFE-BDK

Last Thursday (May 7) was an exciting night for the Floyd County High School graduating class of 2026 — the Senior Award Ceremony, in which a variety of seniors were recognized for their outstanding achievements throughout their high school careers.

These awards included scholarships, academic achievement awards, and awards based on the character of the students.

This coverage is a part of our Graduation Edition, which will be available on May 27 at retailers across the county for $2. Enjoy it early with a subscription!

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