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.
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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.
Local author to discuss the convent and beyond at The Book House
Taylor is still adventuring, still learning, taking classes, leading a dream group, and is open to trust whatever comes next. She will be featured at an Author’s Talk and book signing at The Book House on north Locust Street on Sunday, March 15, at 2 p.m.
PSA Report: Chlorinating and Charter Negotiations
Official newsletters will be sent to all customers of the PSA, including schools that are a part of the system, before the process of chlorination begins.
Dear Pamela: Thinning hair, fatigue, confusion, and more
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Artisan Jim Grant forges a new creative path
Floyd is home to hundreds of artists and musicians. For Jim Grant, that spirit of acceptance is what makes the county special. He noted that Floyd seems open to all artists: "It is a wonderful thing because in other places, you don't find that.”