 The old Martin County Community Center has been completely remodeled with new floors and plumbing and is now open as the Floyd County Community Center. I was invited to speak with Floyd County Judge executive Robert Williams on the upgrades to this facility and the amenities that it will now provide Floyd County. Yeah, we're excited about the community center opening. It's been a it's been a long road. It's something we started when we first came into into office. That was actually one of the things I wanted to do was get back to the community. I've often said taxpayers don't care to pay taxes if they can see their money working in the community. And the response has been overwhelming. I'm excited. I think I may be more excited than the kids are. I want to make it a sort of a focal point for the community that folks stop in there. We're wanting to do the computer lab. We're going to try to get 10 computers set up an after school program for a computer lab. Hopefully in the back area where we used to have the clerk's office, we're going to turn that into like a workout room. We're going to put treadmills, bikes, some elliptical things of that nature. That way mom and daddy comes in. The kids are practicing ball. Mom and daddy can go back there and work out and get a little exercise as well. And we're wanting to do a small food pantry because we have some housing, you know, some public housing there locally. And we want to make sure these kids, you know, they don't do without. We want to start a basketball league like a junior pro. We're calling it the Floyd County Little League basketball. We thought, well, let's have signups for a couple, two or three days. There's other leagues going on. We thought, well, if we can get 100 kids to sign up, we'll be excited and sort of a trial and error type thing. Let's work out the bugs. Let's see what works, what doesn't work before we, you know, make a full blown commitment here. We had 300 kids sign up in four days. So we have over 30 teams playing in our league now. And we're going to be playing on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. And we had our first games this past Saturday. They were great. We played nine games. Everything went off without a hitch. We've got great volunteers. Got a guy up there running at Rady Martin. He's coordinating doing a super job. And the kids are excited and hopefully everyone will chip in. The parents, the folks in the community, and volunteer a little time. That's what I tell them. We need some volunteers to come out and help us to make this a success. I'd just like to invite everyone to come out and see the facility. We're super excited about what's happened. And we want to invite each and every one of you to come out and see what we've done. This isn't our facility. This is the people of Floyd County. This is your facility. And we want you to come out and see where your money is being spent and what we've done to make this a reality for you and your children.