News Maker Todd Jones on end of year government
Warren County Government is wrapping up the year and getting ready for the Holiday break.
We spoke with Warren County Director of Technology Todd Jones in our latest news maker.
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Todd tells us about the last Board of Supervisor’s meeting and preparation for the new year.
He also tells us about the office doors at the Government Center being decorated for the Holidays.
Todd also tells us why his office door has yet to be decorated and what he has been up to in helping the County better serve the Community.
He also has parks and recreation activities for the kids during school break.
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News Maker Heather Sowers on Choices of Page County
Page County’s Domestic Violence Shelter is conducting a Comfort and Healing Care Package drive.
We spoke with the Director of Choices Heather Sowers about the drive in our latest news maker.
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Heater tells what services Choices offers the citizens in Page County.
She also gives us some alarming statistics on the number of people they help in the community.
Heather also tells us about the drive to make those in need feel comfortable in the shelter and how we can help.
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News Maker Paula Nofsinger on Winchester’s free health clinic
On Dec. 5 The City of Winchester announced the opening of their free for employees health clinic.
We spoke to the City of Winchester Chief of Staff Paula Nofsinger about it in our latest news maker.
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Paula explains the inspiration behind the clinic and how it works.
She also explains who operates the clinic where its located and who is eligible for its services.
Paula also tells us that the clinic is hoping to expand its services in the future as well.
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News Maker Wayne Sager on the new Police headquarters
Strasburg Town Council at the last work session approved the purchase of the 115 King St. location for the new Police headquarters.
We spoke with Strasburg Police Chief Wayne Sager about it in our latest news maker.
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Wayne tells us what the new location means to the Police and community in Strasburg.
He also tells us the plan for the new facility and the space it offers for his Officers.
Wayne explains the timeline involved with opening this new facility and getting his staff into the building.
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News Makers Jean and Jennifer on RPSC support for C4H
The collection of nonperishable foods in support of The River 953 Camping for Hunger (C4H) campaign is in progress at The Royal Plaza Shopping Center (RPSC).
We spoke with Jennifer Nicholson of Jennerations Hair Studio and Spa and Jean Plauger of Jean’s Jewelers about it in our latest news maker.
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The ladies tell us there are several stores in the RPSC behind the collection of nonperishable foods for C4H.
In fact a number of merchants are offering some incentives to donate as often as you can.
The C4H campaign will support C-Cap of Front Royal Warren County to feed those in need in our community.
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News Maker Ann Hawk on the Christmas Angel Program
The Salvation Army’s Christmas Angel program is open for residents of Warren, Rappahannock, Page and the town of Strasburg.
We spoke with Salvation Army Corp Officer Captain Ann Hawk about the program in our latest news maker.
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Captain Hawk explains how the program helps to provide Christmas gifts for children in the area.
She also tells us how many children and families were helped last year through the program.
Captain Hawk also tells us that the date to register a child for the program has been extended and how to secure a child’s chance to participate.
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News Maker Meghan Bowers on HSWC Thrift Store
The Humane Society of Warren County (HSWC) has a number of exciting things coming that will support their ongoing efforts to help homeless pets in the county.
We spoke with HSWC Executive Director Meghan Bowers about it in our latest news maker.
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Meghan tells us of the first ever thrift store to support the shelter opening in early November.
She also tells us of the items that will be sold and how to make an item donation.
Meghan also tells us about two upcoming events for the shelter.
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News Maker Rebecca Layman on a C-CAP food drive
Middletown will host a food drive for the Frederick County C-CAP with an exciting event on Church Street starting at 5 p.m. Fri. Oct. 14.
We spoke to Middletown’s Town Manager Rebecca Layman about the event in our latest news maker.
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Rebecca tells us that you can bring a nonperishable food item to Church Street by 5 Fri.
She also tells us that there will be the added incentive of a Civil War battle reenactment at the same time.
Rebecca also tells us that the plan for the night of Oct. 15 and of a special announcement to be made Oct. 27.
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News Maker Greg Rogers on Oct. at SVEC
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) is celebrating National Cooperative month.
As we do the first Fri. of every month we are talking with SVEC.
This month the President and CEO of SVEC Greg Rogers is with us in our latest news maker.
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Greg tells us about National Cooperative month.
He also explains the advantages of being a member of a cooperative.
Greg also explains that one of the codes of being in a cooperative is working with each other to correct problems that might occur as in the recovery from Hurricane Ian.
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News Maker Todd Jones on job opportunities and more
Warren County is into an exceptionally busy time of year.
We spoke with Warren County’s Director of Technology Todd Jones about the upcoming activities in our latest news maker.
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Todd not only tells us about the events this Sat. Oct 8 but about some job opportunities found at the event.
He also tells us about some part time opportunities with the county.
Todd also has a full run down of Sat. Oct. 15th’s 50th anniversary of Festival of Leaves activities.
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