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The Warren Sentinel

Location

Front Royal, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 2016

Page

9

The Warren Sentinel Milestones through 1993

A compact chronology tracing The Warren Sentinel from its 1869 founding by John Clark through landmark events. Key figures include Rebecca Poe editor, George Buck and Ellen Bromfield ownership, offset printing shifts, desegregation, Shenandoah Park era, and later editorial leadership changes up to 1993. The record notes business aims, local development, and community support across decades.

The Warren Sentinel Rebecca Poe

Hampden-Sydney student joins Psi Chi honor society

A Hampden-Sydney junior from Front Royal was inducted into the Psi Chi psychology honor society. Marcus Williams, son of George and Angie Williams, also made the dean's list and serves as a resident adviser per the college news release.

Hampden-Sydney Front Royal Psi Chi Hampden-Sydney College Marcus Williams George Angie Williams

Randolph-Macon Academy Opens Open House

Randolph-Macon Academy schedules an open house at 2 p m on Sunday April 17 in Front Royal. Students in grades 5 through 11 and their parents are invited to learn about summer programs for the next school year per an AMA news release.

Front Royal Randolph-Macon Academy AMA

Downtown Winchester Leadership Promotes Inclusive Plan

Town leader outlines collaboration with Town Council business and property owners to craft a long term downtown strategy. He cites past success in engaging stakeholders, securing grants, and applying the Main Street Four-Point Philosophy to boost revitalization while noting bumps are expected and patience required.

Usiag Winchester Lise Sundrla Old Town Development Board Front Royal Virginia Main Street Program Virginia Department of Community Development Virginia

Hearing aids go wireless with Beltone Legend in Front Royal

Rosa Henry's new Beltone Legend Bluetooth hearing aid pairs with iPhone for volume control calls and TV sound. It synchronizes with other units to adjust for ambient noise and voice location, improving conversations in restaurants. The device offers adjustable bass and treble and includes a TV link accessory for direct sound.

Teresa Nichols Beltone Front Royal Rosa Henry Henry Beltone Hearing Center Nichols

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