By Richard Jamieson, Ph.D. | North River District Supervisor Warren County is in the sights of the data center industry. It is now apparently not "just a distraction". I have said that data centers occupy scarce industrial-zoned land at a fraction of the employment density that manufacturing tenants
A 5‑Cent Option for the Board to Consider FY2027 is a challenging budget year for Warren County. The Board has already adopted a spending plan that reflects years of deferred needs, many state mandates, and external cost pressures. The remaining question is how we fund that plan in a
Key Takeaways * Virginia's current congressional map is the most proportionally accurate in the nation - a gap of just 0.6 percentage points between Republican vote share and Republican seat share, earning a Princeton Gerrymandering Project "A" grade. * The proposed 10-1 map would produce a 37-point
The threat is no longer theoretical. On February 5, 2026, Virginia's Democrat-controlled House of Delegates passed an aggressive assault on Second Amendment rights in Virginia. For Warren County-a community where 65% of voters consistently support Republican candidates and conservative values-these bills represent a direct attack on our American
On January 28, 2026, Warren County Board Chair Cheryl Cullers emerged from a closed session and announced: "Mr. Gotshall has tendered his resignation, which we have accepted, and we wish him well in his future endeavors." It sounded routine. Professional. Amicable even. But Mr. Gotshall's resignation