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Running on Floyd Time: A Tribute to Tom Ryan

Running on Floyd Time: A Tribute to Tom Ryan

“Floyd Time” has not only been a theme in Ryan’s designs, but the phrase also fits his self-effacing laid-back attitude. His longish hair and signature Hawaiian shirts belied his business savvy and his college degree.

Holiday market unites craft and community

Holiday market unites craft and community

Along with traditional Farmers Market offerings, the Holiday Market added carolers and a visit from Santa. Children were especially interested in the “Toy Giveaway” tables.

Small Town Christmas Parade delivers big time fun

Small Town Christmas Parade delivers big time fun

There were lots of people in red Santa hats and a few Grinches at the Small Town Christmas Parade on Sunday, Dec. 7. The town lit up with holiday spirit as families and friends gathered downtown, lining the streets for the beloved annual tradition.

Shoppers show up for Winterfest

Shoppers show up for Winterfest

More than 40 vendors included returning artists and groups, but there were also first-time Winterfest vendors represented. Hillsville Potter Bonnie Undseth, who has only been making pottery for a couple of years, drew a crowd in her studio room.

Thanksgiving potluck at Dogtown draws more than 100

Thanksgiving potluck at Dogtown draws more than 100

The holiday tradition dates back from before the current owners, Alee Epperly, John Epperly, and Chad Hull, took over the business from Anga Miller and Ed Erwin in 2022.

Chamber marks 2025 Membership Dinner with record attendance, new leaders

Chamber marks 2025 Membership Dinner with record attendance, new leaders

“These are the new leaders,” said Kathy Fett, the Chamber's Executive Director. “We’re going to lead the Chamber to the next step up,” she added, predicting that “Floyd is going to be one of the strongest small town Chambers in Virginia.”

Floyd County honors its veterans with annual parade

Floyd County honors its veterans with annual parade

Alongside veterans, the procession included Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, The Floyd County High School Marching Band, motorcycles, vintage automobiles, motorcycles, and fire trucks and tractors, some pulling decorated trailers full of passengers.