Saturday ‘ ignites’ in Floyd

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Youngsters having fun.
Youngsters having fun.

The annual benefit concert for Station 1 of The Floyd County Fire Department is called “Ignite” and features Roanoke’s Work band with its mix of rock and country and a local connection.

Rain that moved through the area about three hours before the concert’s start and cooler than expected temperatures for the middle of May didn’t dampen or chill the enthusiasm of the crowd in Lineberry Park on Locust Street Saturday as young and old flocked to the park and had fun.

More photos in the next edition of The Floyd Press.

Maybe this is why they call it "Ignite."
Maybe this is why they call it “Ignite.”
The Worx get to work on stage.
The Worx get to work on stage.
Girls just wanna have fun.
Girls just wanna have fun.
Kids having a good time.
Kids having a good time.
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Older girls wanna have fun too!
Older girls wanna have fun too!
Back on stage
Back on stage
Other forms of fun bubble up.
Other forms of fun bubble up.
Worx performs an Eagle standard: "Take it Easy."
Worx performs an Eagle standard: “Take it Easy.”
DOUG THOMPSON

DOUG THOMPSON

Long-time newspaperman, photographer, and videographer who sold his first news photo more than 60 years ago, still writes and shoots photos for Lee Enterprises newspapers, provides TV news for local stations/networks, and produces documentaries. He is also the founder and publisher of Capitol Hill Blue, the oldest political news channel on the Internet, and owns Blue Ridge Muse, a hyperlocal website in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwestern Virginia. A member of the National Press Photographers Association, Thompson also owns Blue Ridge Photography, LLC.
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