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A Decade in Motion: Front Royal LUG at SamiCon 2025
The Front Royal LUG took center stage at SamiCon 2025, celebrating a “Decade in Motion.” From automated Great Ball Contraptions to a LEGO replica of the town gazebo, we showcased the engineering and imagination that define our community. Read More
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Warren County Sheriff’s Office: Citizen Academy
Completed a 10-week citizen academy providing in-depth exposure to law enforcement operations through instruction, demonstrations, and facility tours. Studied patrol procedures, investigations, crisis response, and public safety practices, and earned Stop the Bleed certification. Read More
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Citizens Respond Aggressively to Supervisor Jamieson’s Latest Chapter of ‘I’m Right, You’re Wrong’ on Library Issues
Royal Examiner: In coverage of escalating library tensions, I was listed among citizens addressing the Supervisors. While the article emphasized conflict over defunding the Library, my remarks centered on transparency, missing minutes, public access, and accountability in county facilities. Read More
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Chasing Transparency: Missing Minutes and Failing Floors
I challenged the Board on the lack of Finance Committee transparency and physical neglect at the Senior Center. While Supervisor Cullers later reported progress on the flooring issues I highlighted, the digital record remains stalled, with minutes missing since April. Read More
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Family Pharmacy Ribbon-Cutting
Attended a ribbon-cutting event at Family Pharmacy Services as new ownership took over the only independent pharmacy and honored well-respected staff to cut the ribbon and continue the service the community has come to know. Read More
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Let There Be Light: Small Wins and Big Questions in Warren County
Following my July request for “more light,” I returned to the Board in September to find the lamp fixed—but the transparency still dim. I challenged the Board on missing minutes, un-synced calendars, and the lack of accessible financial reports. Read More