Local Government
Main Street merchants open late until 8 on Friday and Saturday
Main Street Travel is one of many businesses that will remain open until 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Main Street Travel, at 122 E. Main Street, is just one of the businesses in the Historic Downtown area that will offer later hours on Friday and Saturday as holiday shoppers come out to enjoy the sights and sounds of the season and find the perfect gift for their loved ones.
Ginny Leser and Chad Hrbek are happy to help anyone interested in booking a trip and say that travel makes a perfect holiday gift! Experienced travelers themselves, they have a full-service agency, and can tailor your trip to fit your need.
Whether you are looking for a tasty meal, a delicious scoop of freshly-made ice cream, beautiful jewelry, a one-of-a-kind antique treasure, artwork or something else to tickle your fancy, you will find it on Main Street in Front Royal.
Charles Michael “Rusty” “Chuck” Fischbein (1944 – 2026)
Jerrold E. “Jerry” Groves (1931 – 2026)
Town Planning Commission Moves Forward with Industrial Zoning, Holds Preliminary Discussion of Urban Agriculture
Schools Push for Budget Flexibility, Consistent Funding as Needs Grow
Skyline High Teams, Athletes Successful Seasons and Performances Acknowledged – Oh, and Those Roosters
School Board Seeks to Restore Meals Tax Funding for School Facilities
Wasting Drinking Water: 3 Habits to Eliminate From Your Daily Routine
Medicare Launches TEAM Program to Improve Recovery After Surgery
Izaak Walton League Promotes Conservation and Outdoor Programs at Community Forum
POLICE: 7 Day FRPD Arrest Report 3/16/2026
Blue Ridge Wildlife Center Patient of the Week: Great Horned Owl
Airline CEOs Warn of Travel Strain Amid DHS Funding Uncertainty
Robert B. Walters (1931 – 2026)
Lemmon & Hale Highlight Importance of Estate Planning for Families and Businesses
Hike Kidz Foundation Highlights Programs for Families in Need
Phoenix Project Offers Support and Resources for Victims of Abuse
Virginia Moves to Launch Legal Cannabis Marketplace After Years of Delay
As Spanberger Reviews State-Level ‘Momnibus’ Bills, Kaine and Booker Try Again on a Federal Package
Detox Diets: Don’t Overlook the Risks
How to Answer the Interview Question: “Where Do You See Yourself in Five Years?”
HARTS, DSS & House of Hope Highlight Services at Community Forum
Joyce Henry Sutherland (1942 – 2026)
Commentary: Building on What We Have – A Proposed Economic Development Agenda for Warren County
Jamie Christopher Tewalt (1971 – 2026)
