CCTV is Citizens’ 24/7 local television channel that caters to what our customers want to see locally. You can enjoy local sports 2 times a day as well as the Community Show, which features local events, culture, and history. When those are not playing, you can catch the most popular vintage favorites such as The Andy Griffith Show, The Lucy Show, Beverly Hillbillies and more!
CCTV Schedule
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18 April
The Community Show - Old Church Gallery Feedsack Exhibit
Sunday 9:00 PMLocal artisans created beautiful quilts and clothing from printed feedsacks during the Great Depression. Explore the exhibit at The Old Church Gallery featuring many pieces crafted in Floyd County.
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18 April
Community Show - The Perfect Gift Shop
Sunday 9:30 PMThe Perfect Gift Shop helps children learn the joy of giving through offering gift certificates and a shopping experience for children under 16.
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18 April
Aikido Class
Sunday 10:00 PMAikido of Floyd, we study the peaceful resolution of all conflict, and we want to share that with you. Classes held at the June Bug Center.
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18 April
The Community Show - Plenty!
Sunday 11:30 PMAn overview of Plenty! Foodbank and Farm. Interviews with Kerry Ackerson and Rachel Theo-Maurelli
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19 April
Bonanza
Monday 12:00 AMThe adventures of Ben Cartwright and his sons as they run and defend their ranch while helping the surrounding community.
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19 April
Bonanza
Monday 1:00 AMThe adventures of Ben Cartwright and his sons as they run and defend their ranch while helping the surrounding community.
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19 April
Church Programming
Monday 2:00 AMService from Faith Baptist Church with Pastor Josh Blankenship
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19 April
The Truth About Drugs - A Documentary
Monday 3:00 AMThe actors in the film are former addicts who give the factual data about the drugs most often abused on the streets, including vital and little-known data about how the drugs are created and the harm they cause to the mind and body. These personal stories also reveal how and why these former addicts started taking drugs, got addicted and the harm their addiction and related criminal actions caused themselves and others.