Business is blooming for Beka McCune.
At the end of each week, McCune harvests dozens of her homegrown field flowers to sell to the early morning customers at the Abingdon Farmers Market on Saturdays. The avid gardener is not only turning a lifelong interest into a source of income, she also enjoys sharing her love for the outdoors with people in the community.

Be sure to click the "VIDEO" link at right to see a slideshow from FloydFest!

FloydFest kicks it up with Cajun swing

Don’t leave the kids at grandma’s! Bring them to FloydFest

So far, so awesome! After a long wait, a long drive and a long talk with Mother Nature, we arrived at our campsite here at FloydFest Friday morning. 

If you think you need a lot of money and even more connections to make a decent film, Bristol, Va., resident Rick McVey is out to prove you wrong.

From the street, it looks like any of the other historic buildings lining Main Street, but not every storefront has The King himself watching over the front door.

We’re packed, car’s loaded…..

Back in high school John Hedges was 5-feet, 3-inches, weighed 100 pounds and wanted to play sports. Well, he really just wanted to be part of a team.
He found it, maybe 30 years late, but he found it. At the Barter Theatre.

Jewel Ramey ushers her 7- and 8-year-old grandchildren, Alexie and Cassie, out of their Abingdon apartment and shuts the door. Only then is D.J., 15, allowed to put in the DVD.
He slumps back on the couch, occasionally tapping his foot as Kenny Chesney’s “Who You’d Be Today” plays and a photo montage of his mother slips across the television screen.
It’s the second time he’s watched the video since his mother’s death four years ago.