Front Royal urged to keep town clean for tourism
Front Royal officials led by Mayor Christopher W Holloway urged residents and groups to help keep the town clean to attract tourists. They seek reports on tall grass, trash, unlicensed vehicles, and litter while promoting a summer tourism economy. Residents can report concerns to the Planning and Zoning Department or adopt a street or park for litter patrols.
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Front Royal
Christopher W. Holloway
Department of Planning and Zoning
Frontrayalva
Frontroyalva
Sheriff Office joins Operation Crash Reduction campaign
The Warren County Sheriff's Office will participate in Operation Crash Reduction during Columbus Day weekend to cut crashes. The campaign, run with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, emphasizes seat belt use and safe driving across Virginia and surrounding states. Officials note October is historically deadly on U S roadways with high fatal crashes, urging buckling up for all occupants.
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Warren County Sheriffs Office
Sheriffs Office
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Phillips
Warren County
Farm Bill talks emphasize rural resilience and broadband
Thompson and Cline led a roundtable with Virginia and North Carolina voices in Amherst County focusing on farm profitability, processing capacity, and infrastructure. Farmers urged more processors and broadband funding, plus flexible regulations. They urged bipartisan action, workforce issues, and a stronger climate focus in the next Farm Bill.
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Thompson
Lohr
Cline
Del
Tony Wilt
R-Broadway
Richmond
Kentucky
North Carolina
New York
Pittsburgh
Rockingham County
Sallie Wolfe-Garrison
Wolfe-Garrison
Hobey Bauhan
The
Virginia Poultry Federation
Virginia Department of Transportation
Bauhan
Amherst County
Bill Tucker
Tucker
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Commerce
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
America
USDA
Write-ins contend for Virginia school board seats in Warren County
Campaigns across Warren County show multiple candidates and write-ins. Foreman and Moxley report contributions from local residents and business numbers. Butler tops Happy Creek District with $1,170. Lo seeks Fork District seat with $1,329 total. Salins and Robinson run in North River District with Robinson at $2,400 and a $621 balance. Funk and Short file exemptions for Happy Creek District School Board races.
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Cook
Cyril J. Cook
Broad Street Property
Florida
William Hammack
Virginia Beach
Chester Smith
Steve Foreman
Dale Moxley
Northern Virginia Daily
Foreman
Moxley
Linda J. Allen
Front Royal
Jeanne Trabussi
Fern E. Vazquez
J.R. Coffee
Coffee
W. Edward Williams
Warren County
Charles Harper
Jerome K
Jay” Butler
Happy Creek
Board of Supervisors
Butler
Republican Committee
Andrea M. Lo
Fork
Charlottesville
Patricia Brady
Winchester
James Freilich
Front Royal Emergency
Lord Fairfax Community College
Melanie C. Salins
Angela Clark Robinson
North River District
Robinson
Marcus Robinson
Bentonville
Brenda Lockhart
Kristina Nelson
Vaught Real Estate
Antoinette D. Funk
Stephanie J. Short
Funk
Short
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