A break in the weather
Sunlight breaks through the clouds on Thursday afternoon along Virginia Route 8 between Riner and Christiansburg.
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The people speak: Ridge line development, part 5
Fifth in the series of complete statements by citizens at the public hearing Jan.…
Elizabeth LaPrelle: ‘Cora is Gone’
One of the best things about filming the Floyd Radio Show each month is…
Part 4: The people speak on ridge line development
Part four of citizen comments at a public hearing on a proposed ordinance to…
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The dangers of change
To paraphrase an old joke: How many Floyd Countians does it take to change…
Know your county government
With two new members and a new chairman and vice chairman, the Floyd County…
New feature: Voice of the people
Starting with the new year, Blue Ridge Muse will provide a monthly video report…
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Winning night for basketball homecoming
Basketball homecoming night at Floyd County High School. Overflow crowd. Time to honor legendary…
No game for sissies
Anyone who follows Floyd County High School girls’ basketball knows this is no place…
Floyd cross country track teams headed for state meet
Both the girls and boys cross-country track teams at Floyd County High School qualified…
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Schools delayed because of snow
The surprise snowfall that dumped 3-4 inches of snow on Floyd County Saturday night…
Supervisors name Clinger as new chairman, Allen as vice chair
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors elected first-term Courthouse Supervisor to the chairmanship Tuesday…
The sun sets on 2011
Lots of changes on the Floyd scene as the old year rings out: Lawrence…
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Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me: Junk DNA style
Arthur Swanstone, Charles McCarvon and Carey Morgan originally composed “Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives…
Walking in the Parlor/History of the World
“Walking in the Parlor,” also known as “History of the World,” is an old…
‘I’ll bust your nose’
Elmer Underwood of Indian Valley believes the best way to deal with elected officials…
That’s what I’m talkin’ about. And you do have an eye and also the equipment to capture amazing sky shots…i liked the foggy morning one, too.
You have an eye for the beauty around us. Let me echo what others have said: Please give us more of your photography. Your reporting of news is good but the photography is the main reason I visit Blue Ridge Muse.