Floyd joins in 100 School Celebration for Communities in Schools Today, CIS-AH proudly serves over 40,000 students in 115 schools within 17 school divisions. Floyd joined the program at the start of this school year.
FCSO alerts residents to active scam Residents are encouraged to report suspicious calls to FCSO as soon as possible by calling (540) 745-9334.
Beyond the Tap, Part 4: Floyd's Water Budget Study The preliminary study emphasizes the “fragility of the system during drought" due to Floyd’s geographic location and its dependence on “water recharge,” which is the process of water infiltrating the ground and refilling fractures via precipitation, runoff, and the like.
Floyd Homefront, Part 4 [Final]: Town Efforts — Donnkenny and Harris Street “Floyd Homefront” is a Floyd Times series that examines the ways in which the Floyd government is working to address the local housing crisis. Part 4, "Town Efforts,” focuses on projects within town limits.
Town receives grant funding for Donnkenny remediation The Town of Floyd is one beneficiary, receiving a total of $262,500 for "remediation of asbestos-containing material in a former apparel manufacturing building [aka the Donnkenny site, located behind Food Lion]..."
Town Council taps Thompson for interim vacancy Thompson is the first female on town council since 2018, according to Town records provided by Clerk Lynn Gregory. The last female council member was Karen Bingham, who served an eight-year term. Prior to Bingham, Rebecca Harman served on council from 1990 to 1998.
Curriculum Corner: 'Lessons in Love' I took time to slow down and support them where they may have needed it, so this week we didn’t begin our measurements unit. I’m sure now that we have reviewed this important concept the Ambers are ready for some new mathematics to practice and learn.