Community Events
South River District Residents Invited to Community Meeting
Residents of Warren County’s South River District are invited to an upcoming community meeting to share their thoughts and connect with local leaders. The meeting will take place on Sunday, February 23, 2025, from 2 PM to 4 PM at Skyline High School.
The event is hosted by Warren County Board of Supervisors South River Representative Cheryl L. Cullers and Warren County School Board South River Representative Kristen J. Pence.
Representatives from the Warren County Sheriff’s Department and Warren County Fire and Rescue will also be present to answer questions and meet with residents.
“This meeting is an informal opportunity for us to meet with the community, hear what’s important to them, and work together to make the South River District a better place,” Cullers said.
The goal is to give residents a relaxed environment in which they can connect with their elected officials, share their concerns, and learn about county services and initiatives.
“We’re looking forward to chatting with our neighbors and listening to their ideas on how we can best serve our community,” added Pence.
The Skyline High School Cafeteria, located on Skyline Vista Drive in Front Royal, will host the event. No formal agenda is planned, making this a casual, open forum for all community members.
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