Lynn R. Mitchell
Lynn R. 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.
Augusta County: Augusta Free Press Reveals Yet Another Potential Scandal
It all goes back to the animal shelter debacle and the issue of illegal assessment impoundment fees
View From the Editor’s Desk: Latest Mass Shooting in Lewiston, Maine
It was reported Thursday that 18 had been killed with many injured.
Every Local Ballot Measure in Virginia on Nov. 7
From Fairfax to Richmond to Pittsylvania and points in between, here is what they are voting on
Kevin McCarthy Is Out As GOP Speaker. Who Didn’t See This Coming?
There are Republicans waiting for a return to sanity. Communications is key to finding them, engaging them, and building a coalition of rational leadership.
Free Admission Saturday to National Parks. Go Before GOP Forces Budget Shutdown That Will Close Parks Next Weekend
Go if you can because a GOP government shutdown looming on the horizon will not only close government offices but will also shut down national parks
George W. Bush, 9/11, and First Pitch at 2001 World Series
In the days after 9/11, President Bush was reassuring, calming, and protective during a time of uncertainty.
The 9/11 Bullhorn Speech by President George W. Bush
The President rallied the nation 18 years ago, just a few days after the horrific 9/11 attacks
8:30 p.m. on 9/11: President George W. Bush Addresses a Shocked Nation
After a long day of terrorist attacks, President Bush addressed and reassured a nervous nation
5:20 p.m. on 9/11: Seven World Trade Center Collapses
Collateral damage from the two World Trade Center towers extended to nearby buildings
