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Candidate Forum: Warren County Board of Supervisors
Steve DiPasquale moderates the Candidate Forum for Board of Supervisors. Photo and video by Mark Williams, Royal Examiner.
The Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce hosted the first Candidate Forum on Thursday, October 17, at E. Wilson Morrison Elementary School for Warren County Sheriff, Board of Supervisors and Clerk of the Circuit Court.
In this video will be the candidates for Warren County Board of Supervisors. There are seven candidates running for these positions:
North River – Shae Parker and Delores Oates
South River: Leslie Mathews, Robert Hupman and Cheryl Cullers
Shenandoah: Walt Mabe and Tom Sayre
The forum on October 24th will include candidates for Town of Front Royal Mayor, House of Delegates 15th, 18th and 29th Districts, and Senate of Virginia.
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