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.
The Price of Education, Part 2: Board of Supervisors, School Board discuss importance of realigning salaries
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...'
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.
Art Center galleries to reopen with new solo exhibitions Feb. 21 On display until April 4, the new exhibitions explore emotion, texture, memory, and place through distinct artistic voices. They offer visitors an immersive experience across multiple artistic voices and mediums, united by a shared sense of curiosity, reflection, and creative exploration.
The Price of Education, Part 2: Board of Supervisors, School Board discuss importance of realigning salaries