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Emotional Crowd Gathers to See Some County Operational Funding Restored to Samuels Library in Current Fiscal Year
Royal Examiner: At the February 17 meeting, I was the first public commenter to support repealing Chapter 7 and dissolving the inactive County Library Board. My remarks emphasized administrative clarity before the board voted to restore $100,000 in library funding. Read More
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Supervisors Announce Coming Appointment of Hugh Henry to Fork District Seat, Hear More Public Criticism & Debate EDA Moves
Royal Examiner: During the October 7 meeting, I was listed among citizens offering criticism. While coverage emphasized leadership changes and EDA debates, my remarks centered on missing minutes, a PPEA policy shift, and public record integrity. Read More
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Repealing the Code? Challenging the County Library Board’s Legal Pivot
I exposed a significant omission in the Warren County Library Board’s official minutes: a missing motion to bypass County Code 39 in favor of state PPEA laws—a move that fundamentally changes how public bids are shielded from FOIA requests. Read More
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Flashlights and Snorkels: Navigating the Fog of the FY2026 Budget
I performed a deep dive into the FY2026 budget, exposing a “brick wall” of transparency issues—from unsearchable image-based documents to mysterious funding cuts for fire departments and the erasure of Samuels Library from the historical fiscal record. Read More
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Transparency Under Fire: Addressing Manipulated Records and Blocked Access
I challenged the Board on unethical social media practices, including the deletion of public comments and blocking of citizens. I also successfully advocated for removing outdated, inconsistent library financial data from the County’s Comprehensive Plan to ensure all nonprofits are treated equally. Read More
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County library board suggests Warren supervisors not renew contract with Samuels
Northern Virginia Daily: I’m quoted as a Samuels Public Library trustee disputing claims of FOIA violations, stating that the library delivered strong value for county funding and that its nonprofit status provides a greater return on investment while retaining lawful control of its assets. Read More