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Buffaloes face Highlanders in final regular season game

Buffaloes face Highlanders in final regular season game

The regular season for the Buffaloes varsity football ended with an overall record of 7-3. They are the third seed for Region 2C going into the playoff season, and they are going to play the James River Knights at home on Nov.14.

On-The-Rise winners release new album

On-The-Rise winners release new album

In addition to helping pave the way for success at FloydFest 2025, their first album earned the band top honors at the 2024 MerleFest Band Competition and a spot to perform at Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion in September.

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.

Exhibitions to close on Nov. 29

Exhibitions to close on Nov. 29

Floyd County residents with pieces in the New Works exhibition include Barb Ackerman, Diohn Brancaleoni, Charlie Brouwer, Andrew Conner, Carrie Gault, Steve Hessler, Steven Kenny,Catheerine Pauley, Marsha Paulekas, Estela Salas, and Howard Wenger.

Applications are open for scholarships from CFNRV, Floyd Chamber

Applications are open for scholarships from CFNRV, Floyd Chamber

The CFNRV’s scholarship application is open until Jan. 23, 2026, and Floyd Chamber applications are open until April 1, 2026.

FloydFest announces 2026 theme, initial lineup

FloydFest announces 2026 theme, initial lineup

For the first time ever, Across-the-Way Productions launched FloydFest~Daydream with Early-Bird ticket pricing, available for one week only, and new ticket types.

Ed and Ethel's Fine Jewelry opens on Main Street

Ed and Ethel's Fine Jewelry opens on Main Street

The Brinsons chose the name Ed and Ethel’s, Brooke said, because they “really wanted the business to be the way that (Ed and Ethel) lived and to treat people that way.” They were her “grandparents that didn’t have to be” after they retired in Floyd from the coast.