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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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Understanding the Challenges of Updates
Various personal and work-related experiences, from scheduling a pacemaker procedure to attending a board meeting discussing supervisor censure. I also navigate technical challenges with OpenClaw, consider quality issues, and describe the agents’ development work and dreams coming online. Read More
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A Common-Sense Fix for County Social Media
Royal Examiner: I urged Warren County to review county-affiliated social media accounts, restore improperly hidden comments, adopt a formal moderation policy, document deleted or restricted content, and train account managers on First Amendment and public-records responsibilities. Read More
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The “She” Reference, the Budget Clip, and the FOIA Confusion
A FOIA timeline note mentioning my name appears to have caused confusion about a “she” reference in Warren County’s budget discussion. The record shows it came from my website, not from an effort to identify a whistleblower. 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
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Proffers And Public Benefit
Rezone 28 parcels: Residential-1 to Commercial. Diamond Ridge & Emerald Lane. I supported new commercial development and economic activity while asking whether the proposed fifteen-cents-per-square-foot contribution would meaningfully support the property’s future needs or simply function as a small one-time payment. Read More
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Protecting Kids At The Road
CUP: 123 Brinklow Road. Mobile-home park expansion. I supported proposed safety improvements while asking whether children waiting for the bus would be visible, protected from wind, & served by lighting, while also raising a question about trailer ownership and displacement risks. Read More