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How I Turned a Board of Supervisors Meeting into a Monster Truck Commercial
A late-night idea turned a Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting into a monster truck commercial. Here’s how I combined AI-generated audio, meeting footage, oversized titles, and editing workarounds to create the parody video “Extreme Supervision.” Read More
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Flock Privacy, E. Wilson Access, and School Capacity in Warren County
I used three minutes of public comment to raise questions about Flock privacy and retention, teacher access at E. Wilson Morrison, downtown parking, and whether Warren County should take another look at school capacity after the emergency closure. Read More
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Following the Money on Warren County Airport Projects
A compilation of April, May, and September 2026 Warren County meetings traces my questions about airport hangars, grants, and local spending. I also explain why I welcomed runway funding while asking what remained in its budget. Read More
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Supporting Skydive Front Royal at the Warren County Airport
At the September 15, 2026 Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting, I spoke in support of leasing airport space to Skydive Front Royal. Here’s why I believe the business brings visitors and attention to our community. Read More
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Progress on County Policy, and Two Details Worth Clarifying
At the September 15 Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting, I welcomed progress on social media and economic development policies while asking for clearer records of deleted comments and a precise timeframe for a 200,000-gallon water request. Read More
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Stop It: A Public Comment on Censorship and Accountability in Warren County
Criticized deleted comments on social media, emphasized the need for an official policy, and called for accountability among Warren County board of supervisors facing legal issues, concluding with a firm plea: “Stop it.” Read More
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Protect Warren County Before Expanding Industrial Uses
I urged the Warren County Planning Commission to reject the proposed data center zoning amendment and instead strengthen countywide industrial standards addressing noise, generators, mechanical equipment, monitoring, citizen complaints, and meaningful enforcement for all future industrial development. Read More
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Nickel Books and Hidden Libraries: Front Royal’s Tabard Inn Library
While researching Samuels Public Library’s past, I uncovered Front Royal’s forgotten Tabard Inn Library: a 1903 book exchange hidden inside Trout & Turner’s drugstore, connecting local history to a national network of nickel books and circulating libraries. Read More
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Budget Trust And Mandated Costs
I questioned whether residents can trust the adopted budget when large additions appear afterward, while Social Services explained that CSA costs are difficult to forecast because foster care and special education needs can change unexpectedly. Read More
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Comparing Employee Bonus History
Authorizing Employee Bonus Payment. I asked how a proposed state-funded employee bonus compared with prior years, whether two percent was typical, and learned it was a standard one-time state bonus separate from ongoing cost-of-living salary increases for county staff. Read More