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Nonprofit plans Open House for next week

Nonprofit plans Open House for next week

Visitors at the Open House will be able to learn about available treatments for trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression, such as Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, Internal Family Systems, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy, Music-Based Psychotherapy, Nature-Informed Therapy, and more.

Troika plans Barnes reception next week

Troika plans Barnes reception next week

"There is inherent power in the stories we tell,” Nicholas said. “That is why I base my art around the stories that have made me who I am; the story of my family. The story of the land I grew up on. The story of the materials I work with."

County plans fencing project at Storker’s Knob green box site

County plans fencing project at Storker’s Knob green box site

County Administrator Kim Chiddo said on Oct. 9 that to her knowledge, within the past three months, a total of 12 citations have been issued for misusing green box sites around the county.

Backstories and Backyards: Timber-r-r!

Backstories and Backyards: Timber-r-r!

Crosscut saws turned out to be critical to the development of Floyd County during the 19th century, supplying logs to the 46 water-powered sawmills listed by name and location in the 1888-89 "Chataigne’s Virginia Gazetteer and Business Directory."

Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week

There is some age on Sonny, but his heart and body act like a young man, and he would love a family that is outdoorsy with older kids to hike with, but no cats (he is much too interested in them).

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.

Community invited to ribbon cutting at library on Friday

Community invited to ribbon cutting at library on Friday

Library officials said in a release about the ribbon cutting, “community support was strong from the start, and the project received many generous donations from individuals, businesses, and local organizations.”