Floyds Fork mile markers.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 Marc Weinberg's Wednesday evening forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLouisville police searching for man accused of exposing himself at Cherokee Park2 Elizabethtown firefighters bitten by brown recluse spiders after infestation at stationClark County Sheriff Scottie Maples loses Republican primary to Kenny KavanaughCRAWFORD | Brotherhood: The moment after the Derby told a lifetime story for Jose and Irad OrtizJCPS superintendent to recommend approval of 2 school property salesShelby County residents raise concerns over proposed high-pressure gas pipelineLouisville police searching for missing 24-year-old woman last seen downtownCNN founder Ted Turner, a brash and outspoken television pioneer, has died at age 87Beshear freezes Kentucky gas tax, declares state of emergency amid price concernsFour Roses Distillery releases special bourbon selection for Mother's Day, Father's Day 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.
