Community Events
WCRC: 2019 Lincoln-Reagan Dinner
The Warren County Republican Committee held their 9th annual Lincoln-Reagan Dinner on May 10th at the North Warren Fire Banquet Hall.
The event started with the singing of the National Anthem by students from Front Royal Christian School. Larry Johnson provide in invocation with prayer from the diary of George Washington. Welcome remarks were by Amber Morris and Joseph McFadden.
Comments from local candidates include: Jamie Spiker, County Treasurer, Jason Poe, County Sheriff, Delegate Chris Collins, Dick Hoover and Delegate Todd Gilbert. Delegate Gilbert was presented with recognition by Alan Edwards.
The keynote speaker was Congressman Ben Cline.
Marie Miller provided the entertainment with several songs.
Stephen Kurtz, Chairman of the Committee wrapped up the evening with closing remarks.
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