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Hundreds gather in Floyd for third No Kings protest

Hundreds gather in Floyd for third No Kings protest

“Our neighbors here, regardless of party, know the whole story and they are ready for a change. We cannot count our neighbors out. We have to bring everybody back to the table. It is not time to meet people in their politics. It is time to meet them in their pain."

Local Artist Spotlight: Carrie Hinkley

Local Artist Spotlight: Carrie Hinkley

Hinkley has made her way through life with her values at the core of every decision she makes, notably, her love for making and sharing music, and surrounding herself with a welcoming, caring community.

Groundbreaking set for new Humane Society hub

Groundbreaking set for new Humane Society hub

“This moment represents years of persistence from volunteers and supporters who believed Floyd County could do more for its animals,” said Mary Weeks, Humane Society president. “We’ve made a difference for so many animals over the years, and this facility will allow us to multiply that impact.”

Mega Yard Sale to benefit Floyd County children

Mega Yard Sale to benefit Floyd County children

The Perfect Gift Shop (TPGS) is hosting a month-long yard sale to benefit its seasonal shop, which is designed to help spread cheer during winter holidays and other celebrations.

Pets of the week

Pets of the week

Floyd County Humane Society foster kittens Domino and Dustin are more than ready for their forever homes.

Floyd Earth Month events kick off this week

Floyd Earth Month events kick off this week

This article includes a list of planned workshops and events as of March 30. All events are free unless otherwise noted.

Restaurant Rumble 2026: As Blue Ridge Diner reaches 'Final Fourk,' voting continues

Restaurant Rumble 2026: As Blue Ridge Diner reaches 'Final Fourk,' voting continues

The champions of Hometown Eats Restaurant Rumble 2025 are in the final days of defending their spots for the 2026 competition, which includes Floyd's Blue Ridge Diner. Last year, the breakfast and lunch diner on Main Street beat out restaurants from 27 other counties to become WDBJ7's "Chompion."