Warren County Circuit Court handed up several indictments Tuesday with charges involving drugs, theft, and assault against a law enforcement officer.
The Samuels Public Library in Front Royal would receive more money from Warren County in the next year’s budget if the Board of Supervisors approves the agency’s request.
A juvenile was charged after he engaged police in two separate pursuits on Monday that resulted in a crash in Front Royal.
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The mood at Commonwealth Senior Living in Front Royal on Wednesday was one of excitement and hope as 101 residents and employees met to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
The Front Royal Warren County Economic Development Authority requested almost $1 million in local money to help it operate next fiscal year.
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Hoping to better meet the needs of cats and dogs in the area, the Humane Society of Warren County is planning to open and operate a low-cost spay and neuter clinic this year in Front Royal.
With the COVID-19 vaccine expanding to more high-risk groups this week, the state Health Department, in coordination with Valley Health and Shenandoah University, is advising patience and continued vigilance in helping prevent the spread of the virus.
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WHITE POST — A few yards into the entrance of Mac’s Roller Rink sits a few wooden tables that serve as a party room for the rink’s guests where they can celebrate birthdays, family gatherings and any other joyous occasion.
Valley Health will begin offering free COVID-19 vaccinations to some individuals in the Virginia Department of Health’s Tier 1b population starting Wednesday.
Warren County Public Schools could increase the number of days students attend in-person classes starting next month.
Front Royal artist Norman Robert Choiniere died on Dec. 30 at the age of 91.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors approved a deal with an unmanned aircraft, or drone, company that plans to locate its headquarters at the local airport.
The Front Royal-Warren County Economic Development Authority can expect to receive $500,000 to help cover money lost as a result of an alleged embezzlement.
Warren County’s new fire chief brings more than three decades of experience in emergency services.
Warren County Public Schools resumed its activities after winter break following a year of uncertainty and adapting education to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Both Warren and Shenandoah counties had murder cases in court in 2020 that have been delayed by the pandemic.
The Front Royal-Warren County Economic Development Authority spent 2020 finding ways to recoup lost money and stay afloat.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is partnering with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to share a message about drunk driving dangers this holiday season.
Warren County elected leaders and officials kept busy in 2020 while dealing with COVID–19 epidemic.
 One COVID-19 death in Winchester was reported Friday, the same day that the Virginia Department of Health reported across the state the fifth-highest number of new COVID-19 case, less than 50 percent of that number on Saturday, and the seventh-highest number of new cases on Sunday.
The Warren County grand jury handed up several indictments last week, including charges involving drugs, eluding and abduction.
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Warren County opened its new, $5.6 million fire and rescue station today.
After news that Silent Falcon would be establishing its unmanned aircraft systems East Coast headquarters at the Front Royal-Warren County Airport came last week, the company’s CEO met with the Front Royal-Warren County Airport Commission Wednesday night to provide a look at how the company …
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It was back to business as usual Thursday afternoon after winter storm Gail dropped several inches of snow throughout Warren and Shenandoah counties Wednesday.
The Front Royal-Warren County Airport Commission is continuing to look at replacing and upgrading its security camera system.
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The National Weather Service is expecting about 12 inches of snow for the region’s first big storm of the season.
Warren County Public Schools announced Tuesday that the division will use this coming Monday and Tuesday as virtual classroom days.
As COVID-19 cases have been increasing around the state and country, Warren County employees have been dealing with impacts of the disease since around Labor Day.
Warren County plans to spend approximately $1.8 million to upgrade outdated communication equipment used for emergency response.
Warren County Public Schools plans to switch health insurance carriers after officials waited for Anthem and Valley Health to agree on a new contract.
Warren County supervisors recessed the public hearing held last month on the proposed renewal of the districts to give property owners more time to respond to the renewals of conservation areas.
Warren County’s fire chief remained in the hospital Wednesday after he experienced a medical emergency during a Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday.
Raises for staff at the Rappahannock-Shenandoah-Warren Regional Jail and the state’s lack of accepting inmates they should be responsible for were the main discussion topics of the jail’s Authority Board meeting on Thursday afternoon.
Warren County Public Schools officials learned this week that shopping for a new insurance carrier under pressure could save money on health care.
Fans of Warren County Public Schools’ winter sports can expect COVID-19 related restrictions and other changes beginning on Monday.
Warren County officials were prepared to help government workers cover medical costs if Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Valley Health failed to negotiate a new deal, but the county might not need to do that now that an agreement has been reached.
The cases for a man accused of an assault in Front Royal, the murder of a 20-year-old and several other crimes were continued in Warren County Circuit Court on Monday as the county awaits approval to conduct jury trials.
Warren County would hire more people in higher-level government positions under a plan proposed by the administration.
A Middletown woman connected to a 2018 North Carolina murder case will be heading back to that state to face a violation of probation charge there.
The Front Royal-Warren County Economic Development Authority asked a federal judge recently to let the agency try to recover money from its former executive director despite her bankruptcy protection.
A pharmaceutical company plans to open a medical cannabis oil production facility in Warren County in the spring.
Warren County sheriff's deputies rescued a 61-year old woman after finding her late Thursday or early Friday in the early stages of hypothermia in thick underbrush in Shenandoah National Park.
FRONT ROYAL – Warren County Public Schools plans to use scanners at each facility to check peoples’ temperatures to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Sustainability Matters and the Alliance for the Shenandoah Valley will host a virtual webinar at 8 p.m. today to educate on riparian buffers to an ecosystem following the recent removal of the riparian buffer along Happy Creek in Front Royal.
Warren County likely could make changes to how much private property remains in agriculture.
The Warren County Board of Supervisors gave owners of property on Panhandle Road the greenlight to rent to tourists over objections by some neighbors.
Many Warren County employees can expect a one-time bonus in time for the holidays.
It has been about 10 years since the Warren County Sheriff’s Office has been involved in a traffic safety education and enforcement campaign like Click It or Ticket.
Upcoming amendments to the Warren County code could include changes to incentives for coyote hunters and clarified definitions on the topic of dogs running at large.
The impasse between Valley Health and Anthem has pushed Warren County Public Schools to look for a new health insurance carrier.
The Shenandoah County School Board approved switching to a new health care provider last week as a result of Anthem's ongoing discussions with Valley Health. The two have not been able to reach an agreement for next year, so Shenandoah County Schools is switching to Aetna Insurance.
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