Roy Boyles remembered as tireless Warren County servant
Roy Boyles a 1976 Warren County High School graduate and longtime Warren County official died on December 30 after a battle with cancer. He served 11 years on the Warren County School Board including four as chairman and as president of the Virginia School Boards Association. He worked at the Warren County Commissioner of the Revenue's Office for over two decades and held roles on boards from Warren Memorial Hospital to the United Way Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce and the Salvat ion Army. He organized relief for West Virginia flood victims with Rotarians and led a church and family in acts of service. Memorials may be sent to Marlow Heights Baptist Church.
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Local NAACP urges inclusive Shenandoah Valley community
The Warren Page County NAACP Branch No 7125 commits to inclusive civic action with law enforcement to protect vulnerable residents in Shenandoah Valley. It denounces disrespect toward Americans Muslims LGBTQ Latino and Asian American and calls for awareness, healing, and vigilant engagement beyond campaign rhetoric.
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Death penalty victims plea and protests demand justice
A commentary urges society to remember murder victims and oppose executions. It recalls a Richmond crime scene where investigators were moved by the killings of a family of four and argues against a comfortless, difficult death for the condemned.
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Why Trump Won in November Analysis
Voters unhappy with the direction of the country and Hillary Clinton’s platform helped Trump win. The piece argues voters connected with Trump’s perceived strength and leadership, believing he could restore American influence and protect constitutional values. Rachel Donald Frederick County.
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