AGENDA: Floyd Town Council, July 15, 2026
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AGENDA: Floyd County Board of Supervisors, July 14, 2026
Historical Floyd exhibit is featured in summer series at Roanoke museums; Free admission for local residents
Gather opens with limited menu this weekend; Grand Opening set
Offerings for Every Angler: New River Fly Fishing
June Land Transfers
'In Some Dark Valley' comes to Floyd
Floyd County Government
AGENDA: Floyd Town Council, July 15, 2026
View the agenda online here.
AGENDA: Floyd County Board of Supervisors, July 14, 2026
June Land Transfers
Initial agreement for Flock cameras expires in August; County has not received request for renewal
Community members bring Flock concerns to Board of Supervisors
MEETING NOTICE: Floyd County Electoral Board, July 7
AGENDA: Floyd Town Council, June 3, 2026
Community
Offerings for Every Angler: New River Fly Fishing
The company is owned and operated by Mike Smith, who began guiding on the New River nearly 30 years ago. In 1997, he opened the first fly shop and guide service based in Floyd called Greasy Creek Outfitters. In 2007, the name changed to New River Fly Fishing.
Nonprofit launches local campaign for a Plastic Free July
12U Lady Buffs take runner-up, claim Tournament Sportsmanship Award
SustainFloyd’s new guide helps Floyd County gardeners create butterfly havens
Small Town Summer this week: Denim and Plaid, Rhonda Vincent and The Rage + Handmade Music School
REVIEW: 'A Homecoming at Gather'
GiveLocalNRV 2026 raises more than $1 million for the region's nonprofits
Schools
School officials are invited to apply for education grants
Educators, administrators, counselors, support personnel, students, and PTA’s/PTO’s of public schools in the counties of Floyd, Giles, Montgomery, Pulaski, and Wythe, and the City of Radford are encouraged to apply for up to $1,500 in grant support.
Curriculum Corner: 'Project Fair and End of Year Reflection'
Floyd County Class of 2026 earns alumni status
Floyd High celebrates Senior Signings
Cantrell to step into principal role at FCHS
18 Floyd High students receive CFNRV scholarships
