Lynn R. Mitchell
Lynn Mitchell is the Editor-in-Chief of Bearing Drift. She has been a fixture of the Virginia political commentary scene since 2006. Active in local and statewide politics, Lynn has coordinated campaigns and served in various Party leadership roles. She has served on official boards in the area including Trustee with the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia, and currently sits on the Augusta County Library Board. Originally from the Richmond area, she and her husband live in the Shenandoah Valley.
Kirk Cox Receives Endorsement from State Sen. Emmett Hanger
The Shenandoah Valley senator joins State Senators Tommy Norment and Frank Ruff, former State Senators Bill Carrico and Jeannemarie Davis, former Governors George Allen and Bob McDonnell, and over 500 other current and elected officials, and Republican Party leaders who support Kirk.
Ivanka Trump Receives Cheers, Jeers for Receiving Pfizer Vaccine
Giving credit where credit is due – she has done a good thing
Kirk Cox Denounces Deceptive Attack Ads
This is the latest in a series of attacks launched by shadowy PACs that are potentially violating the letter and spirit of Virginia’s campaign finance laws.
Virginia Tech Shooting 14 Years Later. We Remember.
Remembering the 32 students and faculty members
Former LG Bill Bolling: ‘The Rise and Fall of the GOP in Virginia’ Free Zoom Lecture
Mark you calendar for this April 28 event offered through George Mason University
It’s Spring. Get Your Hands in the Dirt
Take a zen moment to escape from the drama of politics and enjoy the solitude of the outdoors
Traveling the Back Roads From Staunton to Blacksburg Offers a Slice of America
Road trip! And a break from politics….
U.S. House Schedule for Monday, April 12, 2021
No votes expected
Former LG Bill Bolling: ‘The Rise and Fall of the GOP in Virginia’ Free Zoom Lecture
Mark you calendar for this April 28 event offered through George Mason University
Shenandoah National Park Sets Prescribed Burn for Big Meadows
Annual event clear brush in the tradition of Native Americans who camped and hunted there
