Abby Whitt is a journalist who focuses on local news in Floyd, Virginia. She contributes articles to the Floyd Press and The Roanoke Times, covering a range of topics including community events, local sports, and important news stories in the area.
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Abby Whitt's local coverage in Virginia, particularly Floyd, revolves around a variety of topics such as education, government & politics, family & relationships, entertainment news and sports. She frequently covers events and announcements within the community.
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Citizens Telephone Cooperative is entering the last phase of fiber construction in Floyd County.
At the beginning of the year, both Floyd Town Council and Floyd County Administration moved into new permanent homes.
By: Abby Whitt
Compiled by Abby Whitt Editor This article includes excerpts fro past editions of The Floyd Press. March 17, 1949
Community members are invited to create a Visual Poetry Mobile at the Floyd Center for the Arts in May during a class led by Angela Dribben of Meadows of Dan.
Local businesses, organizations and churches are holding special events and services this weekend to celebrate the Easter holiday.
By: Abby Whitt
Compiled by Abby Whitt This article contains excerpts from past editions of The Floyd Press. April 7, 1949
The 61st graduating class of Floyd County High School became alumni Saturday before last in the gym due to the threat of rain.
The Class of 2024 received a number of awards and scholarships during their last month of high school.
The Floyd Cooperative Extension is hosting a variety of 4-H day camps from now until the beginning of August.
Floyd's annual July 4th gathering at the high school will start at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, July 6, and end with fireworks after sunset.
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