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Nonprofit team explains how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can provide 'quick, sustained' relief

Nonprofit team explains how ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can provide 'quick, sustained' relief

A new addition to Be Well Now is ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Klein said that ketamine was originally used during the Vietnam War, and is used in therapy to “help people relax in their mind and their body, so they can work with what they are dealing with. It’s very versatile."

Arsenic and Old Lace shows continue this weekend

Arsenic and Old Lace shows continue this weekend

Directed by Theda McCutchan, the classic dark comedy features a cast of zany characters, Brooklyn accents, physical comedy, and unpredictable plot twists. The elaborate set designs and period costumes, headed up by Mim Ukes, are outstanding.

Spanberger makes stop in Floyd

Spanberger makes stop in Floyd

Spanberger spoke about some of the issues she would address as governor, including strengthening health care, supporting stronger schools, lowering costs, standing up for Virginia's federal workers and improving infrastructure — all while refusing the politics of division and anger.

Cemetery tour highlights notable figures of Floyd history

Cemetery tour highlights notable figures of Floyd history

After speaking about the layout of the grounds (currently 18 acres) and the changes to the cemetery over the years, Williams led the group through the old part of the cemetery, where important people who influenced the forming and running of Floyd (called Jacksonville at the time) were buried.

Second No Kings Day protest draws Floyd crowd

Second No Kings Day protest draws Floyd crowd

Saturday's No Kings rally in Floyd was an upbeat two-hour demonstration with live music and singing. Many drivers of vehicles passing by showed their support by cheering, beeping their horns, and waving.

Floyd Americana Fest marks six years across four stages

Floyd Americana Fest marks six years across four stages

There was a strong contingency of out-of-town visitors for the festival. When Lineberry Park Stage performer Barry Lenoir asked for a show of hands of people who came from out of town, he reported that about half the crowd raised their hands.

Growing strong: Floyd Arts and Crafts Festival marks 50 years

Growing strong: Floyd Arts and Crafts Festival marks 50 years

Seven-year-old Gwayla Yard-Gralla, likely the youngest vendor in attendance, was selling her handmade, woven potholders. “Do you like to cook?” was her marketing line that drew in customers.