Luci Weldon is a journalist for The Warren Record, focusing on local news in Warrenton, North Carolina. With a passion for community journalism, Luci covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, events, and human interest stories.
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By: Luci Weldon
An estimated 350 students at Mariam Boyd and Northside Elementary Schools, and Warren County Middle School cast their ballots in mock voting exercises on Nov. 5 as part of the
LUCI WELDON/The Warren Record Updated The Warren County Farmers Market wrapped up the season with its Holiday Event on Saturday as…
The Warren County Farmers Market wrapped up the season with its Holiday Event on Saturday as the Thanksgiving spirit of togetherness and Christmas spirit of joy were on full display. The event was filled with music and plenty of smiling faces as friends and family members greeted one another. The special market offered a range of items to help those attending prepare for the holiday season with produce, meats, home décor, Christmas decorations and gift ideas.
This has been an active school year so far for Warren County Schools’ Career and Technical Education program with plenty of excitement for middle and high school students — and
By: Luci Weldon
The Warren County Board of Education, during its Nov. 12 regular meeting, approved a $39,500 contract with DeValdia, Inc. of Warrenton for renovations to the concession stand in the Warren County High School gymnasium lobby.
The Warren County Board of Education considered a number of personnel matters during its Nov. 12 and Oct. 8 meetings. A combined account of board action at the two meetings is presented.
By: Luci Weldon
Middleburg Steakhouse operators Christian Portillo and Alex Chi are proud to be part of the history of the area eatery whose guests include people from Warren and Vance counties —
By: Luci Weldon
Haliwa-Saponi Tribal School has established a Career and Technical Education for high school students, thanks to a Native American Association of Technical Education Programs grant.
By: Luci Weldon
The One Hit Wonders finished Warren County Parks and Recreation's inaugural Fall Adult Softball season with an undefeated record as regular season and tournament champions.
The Warren County Board of Education, during its Oct. 12 regular meeting, unanimously approved contracts with two international education programs at a total cost of $287,250 to fill critical vacancies. These contracts cover the current school year.
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