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Curriculum Corner: ‘Forgiveness — Time for some advanced Choose Love’

Curriculum Corner: ‘Forgiveness — Time for some advanced Choose Love’

“Curriculum Corner” is a new, bi-weekly column written for Floyd Times by Blue Mountain School teachers to share insight and school happenings. Blue Mountain School is a progressive, contemplative school in Floyd where intentional curriculum planning is part of the everyday.

Local political parties issue joint statement to condemn political violence, encourage respectful dialogue

Local political parties issue joint statement to condemn political violence, encourage respectful dialogue

"We agree that the Constitution of the United States is the law of the land and that its First Amendment protects the right to free speech and assembly, and other inalienable rights."

Floyd Center for the Arts to celebrate 30 years with ‘A Night at the Barn’, renewed mission

Floyd Center for the Arts to celebrate 30 years with ‘A Night at the Barn’, renewed mission

Floyd man pursues mission of giving

Floyd man pursues mission of giving

“The message I want to share is that giving back to others is a special, rewarding feeling for the soul and heart, and you never know how greatly it’ll impact somebody’s life,” Ryan Scott said. “For me, giving is better than receiving, and I look forward to it.”

Town Council approves Veterans Day Parade permit

Town Council approves Veterans Day Parade permit

Chamber Director Kathy Fett also noted the launch of the Floyd Young Professionals group, which had its inaugural meeting with eight members at the beginning of September and has already grown by two. She said the group has “created quite a bit of excitement” for business leaders younger than 50.

Citizens sets annual meeting for next month

Citizens sets annual meeting for next month

Anyone needing a proxy can stop by Citizens’ office weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., or on Saturdays between 9 a.m. and noon, to make arrangements.

Roberson Mill holds Fall Festival

Roberson Mill holds Fall Festival

“We wanted a place where people could come and sit because mills were once the center of the community before general stores,” said Jeff Rainey, VP of the FORM board. “Farmers would come here and get their grain ground and then talk about grain prices and all kinds of things."