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May 3, 2024
The University of Pikeville will honor students earning degrees in undergraduate, graduate and health professions on Saturday, May 4, at the Appalachian Wireless Arena in downtown Pikeville, the university announced
March 13, 2024
From tales of Appalachian life to tabletop games to blues music compendiums, the Accelerate KY “Civic Imagination Team” incubator is pioneering new ways of storytelling.
September 1, 2023
There is no question — digital connectivity is life-changing, and our team at Bit Source sees this transformation every day. Our team of developers and tech professionals work to support
April 26, 2023
State Sen. Johnnie L. Turner, spoke to the Floyd County Board of Education April 24 to address several bills that were passed in this latest legislative session that directly affect
February 3, 2023
With questions continuing to be asked about school safety, officials with the two school districts in Pike County say their schools are keeping up with the latest safety recommendations from
December 12, 2022
This weekend, high school students from across the region will have the opportunity to develop and pitch new business ideas at CEDAR Inc.’s Entrepreneurial Community Improvement Program (E-CIP) Regional Challenge.
December 9, 2022
This weekend, high school students from across the region will have the opportunity to develop and pitch new business ideas at CEDAR Inc.’s Entrepreneurial Community Improvement Program (E-CIP) Regional Challenge.
October 14, 2022
Thanks to a recent partnership, students in Eastern Kentucky will have the opportunity to utilize their cultural heritage to learn a new skill set that will help them find creative
February 6, 2022
A summer program for teachers is bringing computational thinking to classrooms in Eastern Kentucky.
January 28, 2022
Pike County’s omicron surge of new COVID-19 cases has surpassed any previous surge the county has faced during the pandemic so far.