Skyline High wins 15000 in Cash for Schools contest
Skyline High School captured a 15000 prize in the Cash for Schools contest promoted by iHeartMedia stations Q102 KISS 98.3 99.3-FM MIX 95.7 and Sports Talk 1550 AM The contest sponsored by Safford of Winchester drew 16 eligible high schools from Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Warren Berkeley Morgan Jefferson counties and nearby areas Skyline led with just over 30 percent of votes Warren County followed with 16 4 Musselman 15 4 Millbrook 12 James Wood 8 5 Sherando 5 9 Stonewall 3 6 Strasburg 2 6 Central 2 1 Paw Paw 0 9 The check presentation occurred at a Front Royal pep rally Oct 24 Skyline Principal Andrew Keller said the school will use the funds to support staff projects aimed at advancing academics and student life Keller praised social media for boosting the vote Kevin Seabrooke
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Front Royal Trails Connect Town And County Paths
A joint Front Royal project, part of the Royal Shenandoah Greenway, links county and town trail efforts begun after federal funding in 2012. The two phases run from near Rappawan to Conservation Drive and then to the Appalachian Trail intersection with Route 522, creating a paved 8-10 foot wide shared-use path for bikes and pedestrians. The effort serves residents near Harmony Hollow Lake Front Royal and the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, with a ribbon cut for Happy Creek Trail in 2014 marking a milestone in the greenway plan.
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Front Royal ATC Trail Plan Seeks Funding and scenic loop
The Royal Shenandoah Greenway master plan details a loop from the Visitors Center at 414 E. Main Street along Main Street to Luray Avenue then to the South Fork Shenandoah River. It describes CRT segment toward Criser Road and Route 340, outlining Phase One costs around 465,368 dollars with county and town share of 20 percent each. Local residents urge hospitality to hikers, citing Mountain Home Bed & Breakfast as a pioneer hiker business with over 150 guests since 2014, and the Warren County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on ATC funding November 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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