Floyd County reaffirmed as 2A Sanctuary by Board of Supervisors, Sheriff
The Board of Supervisors' 2A Sanctuary resolution, originally approved in December 2019, was reaffirmed during the Board's regular meeting on Feb. 24.
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Special fundraiser to benefit Plenty! features work of mysterious local artist, William Bruce Brittingham
The nonprofit recently announced a unique fundraiser made possible through the donation of over 40 original paintings by local artist William Bruce Brittingham, who passed away in September 2025.
Floyd's Mystical Witches gift funds to June Bug Center, Floyd Friends of Asylum Seekers
Through their annual calendar sales, yard sales, raffles, and donation drives, the witches have previously raised enough funds to purchase freezers for Plenty!, build a fenced outdoor area for dogs at the county’s animal control pound, help a local family facing childhood cancer, and more.
Citizens employees log 237 hours of volunteering, donate $1,700 to community programs
The ACE organization recently announced that $1,700 in financial contributions were made in 2025 to Christmas for Children, Senior Graduates, Medical Charities of Floyd, Santa for Seniors, and the Floyd Antique Tractor Fun Run.
February Land Transfers
The following land transfers were recorded throughout the month of February 2026 in the Floyd County Circuit Court Office.
Beyond the Tap, Part 5: The Surrounding Infrastructure
“Beyond the Tap” is a multi-part series by Floyd Times that breaks down the challenges facing the Floyd-Floyd County Public Service Authority. Part 5, “The Surrounding Infrastructure,” addresses obstacles for expanding the Authority's service area.
Submit a Tribute
Community members are encouraged to submit a tribute or obituary, as well as a photo of their loved one(s), to be included in the Remembrance Section.
Chamber invites the community to inaugural Shamrock Shenanigans celebration
“This event is a fun way for our community to come together, support local businesses, and celebrate the spirit of Floyd County,” said the Floyd County Chamber of Commerce. “We invite everyone to join us for an evening of great food, music, and shamrock shenanigans.”
Preserving the night skies in Floyd: Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, universities partner to conduct dark skies survey
Representatives will also host community meetings to share information about the importance of dark skies and the role local communities can play in protecting them. One is set to take place at the Hotel Floyd Conference Room (300 Rick Lewis Way) from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 17.
Emergency organizations receive funds from 2025 Chili Cookoff
The cookoff, held last fall at Citizens’ Floyd campus in partnership with the its Community Concert, brought the community together for an evening of friendly competition, live music, and support for local first responders.
Rural Reflections: 'The Flicker of Light'
This week's Reflection is based off of a present day observation of our political climate.
Pet of the Week: Onyx
Onyx is a very sweet boy, but is timid and getting used to life at the shelter. Volunteers at FCHS are sure he will be a wonderful pet.
Prom for All Abilities 2026: Donations needed
"Every contribution — no matter the size — helps ensure this night is accessible and joyful for all. Your generosity helps create more than just a prom; it creates confidence, belonging, and lasting memories for individuals who deserve to feel celebrated and included."
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.