Floyd Times achieves nonprofit status
The official ruling from the IRS was received Feb. 11 and stated Floyd Media is considered a "public charity" under Internal Revenue Code Section 170.
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Local author to discuss the convent and beyond at The Book House
PSA Report: Chlorinating and Charter Negotiations
Dear Pamela: Thinning hair, fatigue, confusion, and more
Artisan Jim Grant forges a new creative path
Voters to decide on redistricting in April Special Election
The Price of Education, Part 2: Board of Supervisors, School Board discuss importance of realigning salaries
Floyd County Government
Town Council approves resolution for special election
“The code is that the Town is required to petition the court for a writ of election and this is saying that you pass a resolution tonight,” Town Attorney Murrell explained at the meeting. “The writ of election is what the judge signs off on to say that a special election can be held...'
Floyd leaders reorganize for new year
Beyond the Tap: Floyd leaders meet to discuss future of PSA
Supervisors approve new Land Division Ordinance with 4-1 vote
Transfer Station fees increase Monday
County awards contracts to Childress, EMI Security
Council prepares for Election Day, PSA-related meeting with Supervisors
Community
Local author to discuss the convent and beyond at The Book House
Taylor is still adventuring, still learning, taking classes, leading a dream group, and is open to trust whatever comes next. She will be featured at an Author’s Talk and book signing at The Book House on north Locust Street on Sunday, March 15, at 2 p.m.
Dear Pamela: Thinning hair, fatigue, confusion, and more
Artisan Jim Grant forges a new creative path
Pet of the Week
Town Council approves resolution for special election
The Price of Education, Part 1: Establishing an estimated draft budget
Big Indian Bakery to emphasize community togetherness with new cafe, 'Gather'
Schools
The Price of Education, Part 2: Board of Supervisors, School Board discuss importance of realigning salaries
The county’s portion of funding is estimated to be about $9.5 million of the total $28.9 million.
Curriculum Corner: 'Growing Toward the Future'
Floyd selected for national program to design community-driven career pathways
Students return to school after two-week break
June Bug Center launches $25K campaign to mark 25 years
Skyline National Bank donates $100,000 to support Floyd track renovation
