The financial strains and limitations on the presentation of live music that is so much of the culture of Floyd County and Southwestern Virginia have created a need for help through a GoFund Me campaign.
A virtual Floyd Radio show, an in-person Cruise In, yard sales galore and others things will tempt us this Labor Day weekend as we try
As the pandemic continues to get worse in Floyd County, the Commonealth of Virginia and the United States, this seems like a good time to
Friday Night Jamboree icon Janet Turner passed away at age 79 last week, a loss not only to her family and friends but also to
FloydFest 2020 was among the casualties of this year of the pandemic, so maybe it is time to look back via photos and video at previous years of music, fun and frolic. Hope to see them next year.
Recognizing the continuing threat and limitations of the COVID-19 Coronavirus, the Friday Night Jamboree plays in front of a live audience after being dark for more than three months.
Except for video presentations presented on Facebook during the last three months, the stage and dance floor of the Friday Night Jamboree at the Floyd
Outdoor music returns on this upcoming July 4th weekend with a “backyard Friday Night Jamboree” and a concert featuring Sammy Shelor, Junior Sisk and others on Saturday on the lawn behind the Floyd Country Store.
Across the Way Productions says it is starting work on their 2021 festival and will have a new logo and theme on their website in about a month.
While the state-ordered stay-at-home rules and shutdown of many of the tourism-oriented events that make Floyd what it is has put an end to trips