Pets of the Week
Tiger is four years old, and Aria is seven. They are a bonded pair, so volunteers are advocating for them to be adopted together.
Abby Whitt
Sale to close on Town-owned properties
Town Council first moved to sell town-owned property at 115, 121 and 127 Harris St., and the Greenman Inn property at 120 W. Main St. at its May 15 meeting for $520,000 plus half of the carried interest from the original purchase date of Dec. 8, 2023.
Yoga Jam kicks off this week
Instructors — who will lead not only yoga sessions but also sound baths, nature walks and educational workshops — include Mary Brown of Jivamukti Yoga, Joe Klein of Be Well Now, Katie Sutton and Josh Vogt of Zen Within Academy, ShirleyAnn Burgess of Living Light River Studio, and many more.
After School Programs at the June Bug Center
The fall semester lasts September through December while the spring semester starts in January and ends in May. Tuition is based on a sliding scale, and discounts are available for siblings and registering for multiple programs.
County addresses Land Division Ordinance misconceptions
Learn more about the proposed Land Division Ordinance and stay up-to-date about meetings regarding changes by visiting www.floydcova.gov and attending/viewing regular Board of Supervisors meetings.
Peer-based recovery center opens in Floyd
“Research has shown that peer recovery centers reduce relapse rates, by offering hope, resources and a community that help turn lives around,” Chiddo said. “The centers are... magnets for recovery. Having Certified Peer Recovery Specialists promotes the positive change...”
Living Traditions return this weekend
The third annual Floyd Living Traditions Festival, to be held rain or shine from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 23, is a free event held both outdoors and inside the center’s historic 1940s-era dairy barn.