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The Perfect Gift Shop is open for the 2025 season

The Perfect Gift Shop is open for the 2025 season

In 2024, The Perfect Gift Shop served 586 shoppers, distributing more than 4,000 gifts to Floyd County families. As of Monday (Dec. 8), almost 90 shoppers have visited The Perfect Gift Shop this year.

Harris Street Project planned to start in spring 2026

Harris Street Project planned to start in spring 2026

Alongside plans to bring new housing options to the town, the Harris Street redevelopment will also include outdoor green spaces for community gatherings and businesses, and it will emphasize walkability with pedestrian walkways connecting the property to north Locust and west Main streets.

Holiday Recipes from Floyd

Holiday Recipes from Floyd

These recipes have been collected from Floyd community members and the staff of Floyd Times.

November Land Transfers

November Land Transfers

The following land transfers were recorded throughout the month of November 2025 in the Floyd County Circuit Court Office. This information is public record. The money listed in each transfer is either an assessment or consideration amount. Listings may be incomplete; unlisted parties may be involved in the transaction. Complete

Christmas Parade rescheduled for this Sunday

Christmas Parade rescheduled for this Sunday

The procession will stage at the high school, make its way down Baker Street to south Locust, and turn right at the stoplight to show off their floats and spread holiday cheer along Main Street. It's estimated that the parade will last between 60 and 90 minutes.

Schools, DJ’s make donations to Plenty!

Schools, DJ’s make donations to Plenty!

Local students and DJ’s Drive-In recently made significant donations to Plenty! Farm and Food Bank to help them prepare for the busy holiday season. Plenty! Vice President Amanda Gallimore Morgan said that local students at Floyd Elementary School surpassed their goal of collecting 500 boxes within the first

Supervisors approve new Land Division Ordinance with 4-1 vote

Supervisors approve new Land Division Ordinance with 4-1 vote

Indian Valley Supervisor Kalinda Bechtold said while the revised version does not include protections of resources that she “would like to see,” it is important for the Board to have a new LDO in place as the previous one is “not reasonable” and “not functional, truly.”