Local News

Mark Butler says he’ll run as Independent in 2019 Warren County Sheriff race

Published

7 years ago

December 8, 2018

Photo and video by Mike McCool, Royal Examiner

Mark Butler, a police officer with the Herndon, Va. Police Department, announced Tuesday that he is seeking the Warren County Sheriff’s Office in 2019 as an Independent candidate. He spoke to Royal Examiner’s Norma Jean Shaw about his decision:

Related Topics:Mark Butler Warren County Sheriff 2019 race

Up Next

I-66 Outside the Beltway Project Lane: Closures and traffic changes Week of December 9, 2018

Don't Miss

Front Royal police officers bring nursing home residents cheer, holiday gifts

Royal Examiner

Mark Butler says he’ll run as Independent in 2019 Warren County Sheriff race

Local News

Mark Butler says he’ll run as Independent in 2019 Warren County Sheriff race

Slate of New Virginia Laws Address Health Care and Housing Affordability

James J. Coverston Sr. (1942 – 2026)

Business Growth Series: Your Biggest Problem Isn’t Competition — It’s Being Overlooked

Why Many Experts Say a Concussion Should Be Called a Brain Injury

Missouri Man Arrested in Undercover Operation Targeting Online Crimes Against Children

Trump Tax Plan Credited With Higher Refunds, Lower Taxes

Spanberger Vetoes Fairfax Casino Bill, Citing Local Opposition

Blue Ridge Point-to-Point Races Return Saturday at Woodley Farm

Legislative Effort to Buy Monroe’s Loudoun Estate on Pause, Budget Effort Underway

US House Democrats Call for Congress to Come Back Into Session for Iran War Debate

Virginia to Raise Minimum Wage to $15 by 2028 Under New Law

Spanberger Signs Bills to Aid Low-Income Utility Customers, Manage Power Demand

FTC Wants to Hear from Renters About ‘Unfair and Deceptive Housing Fees’

As Redistricting Referendum Nears, Spanberger Balances Governing and Campaigning

Drive for More Housing Sparks Rare Bipartisanship in Statehouses, Including in Virginia

Community Breakfast at Riverton Church Serves More Than Just Pancakes

Proposed Electric Substation Declared Compliant with Comprehensive Plan at County Planning Commission Meeting

Christopher Todd Thomas (1975 – 2026)

Constitution 101: The Commerce Clause

What Factors Are Most Likely to Affect the Cost of a Funeral?

Learn to Spot Scams: Free Workshop Set for June 2

Smart Ways to Use Your Tax Refund This Year

Supervisors Revisit Cross-County Chester Gap F&R Service, See Member-Staff Confrontation After Numbers Apology Offered

Get Your Equipment Ready Before the Start of Fishing Season

Landscaping Careers Offer Outdoor Work and Creative Opportunities