Community Conversations

Floyd County Museum Gears Up for Tractor Talks and Heritage Fest in July 2025

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS BROUGHT TO YOU BY FLOYD COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER:

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Dive into the heart of Floyd County’s history with our latest Community Conversations interview, brought to you by Floyd County Medical Center. Mckenna Lloyd, Director of the Floyd County Museum, joins us to share exciting updates on a busy July. From a successful tractor maintenance day with Midwest volunteers to the upcoming Tractor Talks on July 19, featuring vintage Oliver 88 tractors, and the vibrant Heritage Fest on July 26, packed with crafts, music, and free admission, there’s something for everyone. The museum also honors long-time co-president Jody Flint with a new memorial plaque and bell in its one-room schoolhouse display. Listen to the full audio interview below and mark your calendar for these can’t-miss events!

Explore Floyd County’s rich history at the Floyd County Museum! Visit us at 500 Gilbert St, Charles City, or online at floydcountymuseum.org for event details, membership benefits, and volunteer opportunities. Follow the museum on Facebook (@FloydCountyMuseum) to stay in the loop!

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Chris Berg

Chris was born in Webster City and raised in Charles City, which basically means he’s been corn‑fed and radio‑bred since day one. As a kid, he was always caught singing along to the radio — and while he’ll tell you he’s great at karaoke, let’s just say the audience’s ears often file a noise complaint. When he’s not busy butchering ‘80s power ballads, Chris enjoys starting overly ambitious home projects that rarely make it past the “great idea” stage. He lives in Charles City with his endlessly patient wife Vicki and their kids, Brynlee and Jaxon, who have already perfected the art of the eye‑roll every time Dad cracks another “dad joke.”
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