Backstories and Backyards: Flying Shuttles This month's column uncovers the importance of improved weaving tools to early Floyd County households by way of three handmade loom shuttles in the Old Church Gallery cultural arts collections.
Board votes to support the efforts of Floyd becoming a certified Bee City Ahead of the 2026 Learning from the Bees international conference next month, the Board of Supervisors recently voted in favor of supporting efforts to turn Floyd into an official Bee City.
The cost of keeping Small Town Summer free in its ninth year “More than anything, Small Town Summer is the Town’s way of saying ‘thank you’ to our residents. We recognize the support our community provides throughout the year, and the series is an opportunity to give something back by offering free, high quality entertainment that everyone can enjoy.”
Local martial arts students head to World Kickboxing Championships During the meeting, Supervisor Jerry Boothe (Courthouse) voiced his support and said, “Martial arts isn't about the fighting, it is the character building. You are helping create better citizens.”
Floyd earns accolades for Best Camp, Best Place to Celebrate the Holidays, Best Town for Friendliness, and more Floyd’s strong showing in the 2026 contest highlights the wide variety of experiences available throughout the community, from outdoor adventures and music to locally owned restaurants, festivals, farms, historic attractions, and welcoming places to stay.
July Land Transfers This information is public record. Listings may be incomplete; unlisted parties may be involved in the transaction. Complete records may be reviewed at the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office at 100 E. Main St. during business hours.
The History of One of Floyd's Century Farms Only 10 farms in Floyd County are currently registered as “Century Farms,” but many others may be eligible. Farm families receiving the designation are awarded a certificate signed by the Governor and an outdoor display sign.