Pet of the Week: Onyx
Onyx is a very sweet boy, but is timid and getting used to life at the shelter. Volunteers at FCHS are sure he will be a wonderful pet.
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Prom for All Abilities 2026: Donations needed
Floyd Times achieves nonprofit status
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
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
Pet of the Week: Onyx
Onyx is a very sweet boy, but is timid and getting used to life at the shelter. Volunteers at FCHS are sure he will be a wonderful pet.
Prom for All Abilities 2026: Donations needed
Local author to discuss the convent and beyond at The Book House
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
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
