Town Talk
Town Talk: A conversation with Skip Rogers, Front Royal Councilman
In this edition of Town Talk, our publisher Mike McCool engages in a conversation with Skip Rogers. As the Founder and Executive Director of Able Forces and a member of the Front Royal Town Council, Skip has a unique perspective. Rogers was chosen from a group of undisclosed applicants to fill the empty seat left by the departure of councilman Joseph McFadden in October 2022.
Town Talk, a feature on the Royal Examiner, aims to acquaint you with influential figures in Warren County, including local entrepreneurs, business owners, non-profit executives, and political leaders. We’ll explore a diverse range of engaging topics. If you have a suggestion, want to learn about a specific subject, or would like to hear from someone in our community, please let us know. Send your ideas to news@RoyalExaminer.com
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