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Council OKs new subdivision, land development regulations
Northern Virginia Daily: This article records my public comment supporting broader Historic District parking exemptions while asking whether the updated land development rules would also clarify rear-property parking concerns, an issue tied to access, fairness, and practical downtown use. Read More
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Historic District Parking Clarity
At Front Royal’s June 22, 2026 hearing, I asked Council to clarify whether Historic District parking exemptions protected rear-yard access, outdoor activity, and loading needs so downtown tourism uses would not be burdened by unclear rules. Read More
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Royals Visit Front Royal
I spent the day navigating security checkpoints, crowded sidewalks, and exhaustion as King Charles III & Queen Camilla visited Front Royal. Between helicopters, sheep, media crews, and improvised celebrations, my quiet Shenandoah Valley town briefly became the center of international attention. Read More
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Yule Be Sorry You Missed It: Christmas in July Dazzles Downtown
Royal Examiner: I’m mentioned as Leonardo the clown, providing balloon animals for children during Front Royal’s Christmas in July celebration. My appearance contributed to the event’s family-friendly atmosphere, adding color, laughter, and hands-on fun to a community-focused downtown festival. Read More
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Front Royal council backs keeping historic building intact
Northern Virginia Daily: I’m referenced during a Front Royal Town Council meeting in which members upheld protections for a historic downtown building and addressed zoning matters. The council also nominated me to serve on the Board of Zoning Appeals, expanding my civic role in land-use decisions. Read More
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Board of Architectural Review denies partial demolition application for Murphy Theater building
Royal Examiner: I am listed as an area resident who spoke during a Board of Architectural Review public hearing where a proposed partial demolition of the Murphy Theater was denied, alongside business owners and neighbors calling for preservation and clearer redevelopment plans. Read More





