Floyds Fork (1).jpg Jun 9, 2020 Jun 9, 2020 Updated Jun 9, 2020 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +3 Firefighters install mile marker signs along Floyds Fork, Salt River to help disoriented kayakers Officials say kayakers keep calling 911 because they get disoriented and often think they've traveled farther than they have and cannot tell first responders where to find them. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Bryce Jones' Saturday forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesPreston Highway closed through Saturday morning after crash involving JCPS bus; power outage reportedMan dies after crashing into tree on Eastern Parkway, Louisville police sayJCPS revises $142M budget plan to cut mental health practitioners rather than instructional coachesLouisville parents charged in 'significant' child abuse case after 2 children hospitalized'Special place in hell' | Louisville police chief outraged after 2 children severely abusedLouisville high school unveils $54 million renovation, including new 3-story classroom buildingTeacher cost-of-living allowance on the line in JCPS budget negotiationsRemembering The Historic 1994 SnowstormAfter pandemic aid, Kentucky tells thousands of workers to pay back more than $31 millionCharlestown man charged after teen hit by car; safety being reviewed near Silver Creek schools Videos
+3 Firefighters install mile marker signs along Floyds Fork, Salt River to help disoriented kayakers Officials say kayakers keep calling 911 because they get disoriented and often think they've traveled farther than they have and cannot tell first responders where to find them.
