Roger Bianchini is a journalist for the Royal Examiner, focusing on local news in Front Royal, Virginia. With a keen interest in community development and civic issues, Roger covers a range of topics including local government, education, public safety, and cultural events. His articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of the issues affecting the Front Royal community.
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By: Roger Bianchini
Royal Examiner caught up with Virginia's incumbent U.S. 6th Congressional District Representative Ben Cline shortly after noon, Wednesday, October 9th, where he was making, not only a campaign stop for re-election against challenger Ken Mitchell, but a lunch stop with Campaign Manager Tyler Adams before heading out to his next Valley campaign destination. Shortly after
By: Roger Bianchini
With the 2024 National Election, along with State and some local Municipal races just 12 days away, the Electoral Board of Warren County held its monthly meeting the morning of Thursday, October 24th. Present were Electoral Board Chairman Marilyn King, Board Secretary Lee Bowen (Vice-Chairman Daniel Arico was absent), County Voter Registrar Matt Reisinger, along
By: Roger Bianchini
After three weeks, Warren County's Senior Center had its "soft" re-opening Wednesday morning, November 6, at its new location, a renovated area by the gymnasium in the County's Health and Human Services complex off 15th Street in the old middle school facility. Royal Examiner spoke with Senior Center Manager Misty Alger to mark the occasion.
By: Roger Bianchini
At its regular meeting of Wednesday, November 6, 2024, the Warren County Board of Supervisors tackled three public hearings and approval of a 15-item Consent Agenda as part of its Action Agenda. Those items addressed at the advertised time of 7:30 p.m. followed, not only the Public Comments on non-agenda items explored in a related
By: Roger Bianchini
On Tuesday, November 12, the Warren County Board of Supervisors held two joint work sessions. The first was with representatives of various county departments regarding budgetary and operational issues. The second was with the County Planning Commission regarding an overview of the status of the County's exploration of a Sheriff's Office training and shooting range
By: Roger Bianchini
The overview of trends, community benefits, and ongoing challenges faced by Data Center development hosted by the Front Royal-Warren County Economic Development Authority at noon Thursday, November 14, at the Villa Avenue Community Center led to a lively question and answer session with local attendees. Those attendees included both county and town staff and/or public
By: Roger Bianchini
Warren County Circuit Court Judge Daryl Funk continued the November 12th, 9 a.m. docket hearing of Ron and Corinne Lewellyn to 1:30 p.m. that day when one of the attorneys the couple named as tentatively acquired defense counsel would be in court to confirm his involvement. That attorney was Ryan Nuzzo, cited by Ron Llewellyn
By: Roger Bianchini
Able Forces Director Skip Rogers alerted Royal Examiner to an Indigenous American arts and cultural event in mid-November 2024, at the Stone Branch Arts Center at 114 East Main Street next door to the Front Royal Town Hall. The event, which coincides with national Native American Heritage Month signed into law in a joint resolution
By: Roger Bianchini
On November 20th, Royal Examiner spoke with Toys for Tots Regional Coordinator Erin Henry after a tip from mom Bonnie Henry that the group would be on the job collecting and categorizing thus far collected gifts for Santa to distribute to youths from families in need of a little holiday assistance this coming Christmas season.
By: Roger Bianchini
Saturday morning, December 7, Samuels Public Library staff, Board of Trustee members, and supporting patrons of Virginia's 2024 Library of the Year gathered in the library's public meeting room for the second of two scheduled informational and question-and-answer sessions of the week. As noted in Royal Examiner's coverage of the first of those meetings four
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