Opinion

Right and left, sometimes reality is too painful for our dearest friends and neighbors to face. From time to time, ...
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Today I’d like to talk about the COVID virus and our path forward as a county. This virus has tested ...
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Probably most young people under the age of 35 may not know what a revival is, because all that is ...
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A distinct feeling of loss came over me this morning as I sat in my room in South Carolina and ...
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With Martin Luther King Day approaching, I have thought a lot about the man who, more than anyone else, historically ...
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Wow, a cabal! – I want to join. I worked for the Federalis for 30 years, and if that isn’t ...
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With respect to the recent vote among our School Board to hit pause on the “Second Step” Social and Emotional ...
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Tree-slayer Matt Tederick, during his attempted public commentary at the January 4 Board of Supervisor meeting, has expanded his campaign ...
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Recently, my wife and I had the opportunity to visit our daughter and her husband’s family in Germany and travel ...
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This year I want to… Write something worth reading Read something worth sharing Say something worth repeating Give something worth ...
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In 2021, the pandemic continued to impact our community, and our team worked hard to bring you the information you ...
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Thanks to your linking videos of government meetings to your stories, I watched the second attack by Matt Tederick on ...
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The recent talk by Matt Tederick to Town Council cannot be laughable when many memories exist of his damaging tenure ...
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As 2021 comes to a close, instead of looking backward at all that occurred in 12 months, let’s look forward ...
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As I have considered how I wanted to end this year, I knew I wanted to try to bring a ...
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Dear Editor, I would like to congratulate Town Attorney Doug Napier on his announced retirement. That fact that he has ...
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Two of the biggest stories in the past couple of months have been about travel and immigration. First, with the ...
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As it has been reported by multiple news sources, including the Rachel Maddow show on Wednesday (Dec.1), it has come ...
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When I was a teenager growing up in Front Royal, my father would tell me and my sister two things ...
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I want to publicly congratulate and thank Melanie Salins for stepping up to the plate. She has displayed unrelenting fervor ...
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I am inspired this week by an assignment my wife is doing for a Law in Education class. Her assignment ...
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If you are interested in a wonderful opportunity for your High School student to learn about community service, engage with ...
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The morning after the election, I drove into town and a man (not a gentleman) in an SUV began tailgating ...
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The wisdom of our founding state and local fathers incorporated into state laws and local charters the value of having ...
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In response to a letter I co-authored to the Royal Examiner on October 19th, Michael Williams (in his letter-to-the-editor on ...
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I first met Mrs. Robinson during my kindergarten year at Leslie Fox Keyser. Walking into the classroom for the very ...
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The coming vote for Warren County School Board is the most important in the short history of elected school boards ...
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There have been many rumors spread during this school board election about my husband, Arnold Williams, Jr., and his tenure ...
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I have watched the two candidates running for council and have observed that they both represent two sides of what ...
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It was good to see the candidate forum hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, but it would have been better ...
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