Letters to the Editor

Twenty-five years ago, I was driving to work late, as I often did. I lived in Alexandria then, not yet ...

To the first responders who answered the call that morning in New York, at the Pentagon, and in Pennsylvania, we ...

The residents of Virginia’s 6th Congressional District face difficult times. Rising utility rates, higher housing costs, and grocery bills continue ...

A good many of us can remember when we did not wear our party on our sleeve. We voted for ...

John Massoud wants readers to believe the important thing is that candidates simply show up. Whether you call it a ...

Make no mistake about it: Beth Macy missed an opportunity on Sept. 3, and it was one she should have ...

Virginia’s energy needs are changing quickly, and to address them, we must respond even quicker. Data centers, new manufacturing, population ...

Twenty-five years ago on September 11th, nearly 3,000 people went to work, boarded airplanes, went about their morning routines … and never ...

On Aug. 28, 1899, hundreds of Black residents of Alexandria, Virginia, gathered at Shiloh Baptist Church after a white mob ...

I’ve been reading the Royal Examiner articles about local business, small business, and all the other exciting things that apparently happen ...

Virginia House Speaker Don Scott is adamant that the nearly $4 million in campaign funds he has accepted from Dominion ...

A proposal by Town staff to close a portion of Church Street at its intersection with Main Street was later ...

In recent months,  Front Royal and Warren County governments have held numerous planning sessions and formal public hearings regarding proposed ...

Across Warren County, Virginia, and throughout the nation, a silent network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs)—most prominently manufactured by ...

I can’t say I agree with a member of the Board of Supervisors physically assaulting a member of the public ...

To my fellow members of the Board of Supervisors: I am writing publicly because I believe this Board has an ...

As I read of the Shenandoah County School Board’s decision to appeal the Federal District Court ruling (Judge  Michael F ...

Justice depends on more than courtroom procedures. It depends on public confidence that judges faithfully apply the law, remain impartial, ...

Imagine that you are watching your local high school playing a game at another school. The home team is discovered ...

In the ongoing conversation about data centers, something quieter has been happening. Neighbors who disagree about almost everything else have ...

In a recent (July 30) article, your reporter, Roger Bianchini, wrote about the closure of the South Warren Volunteer Fire ...

To Warren County Board of Supervisors: I have been talking to you since January about the liabilities of building 63 ...

The Appalachian Mountains are in my blood. I grew up outside of Appalachia, but my parents brought me back to ...

Many who proclaim that Democrats are surrendering to socialism or fault their pessimism about the state of the union are ...

I don’t care what anyone says… the LGBTQ+ community in Warren County is one of the most amazing groups of ...

In the race for Chair of the Republican Committee, my opponent, David Silek, has distributed instructions to supporters where he ...

The only reason worth continuing this exchange with Mr. Cuddeback is to keep bringing to light whatever information each of ...

I strongly encourage all registered Republican voters in Warren County to vote on Wed., Aug. 5th — between 4 p.m ...

The people that I associate with and the people I respect, fervently wish for this country to return to its ...

In his letter of July 17th, Supervisor Jamieson engages seriously with the legal framework around datacenters, invalid moratoriums, and possible ...