Jim Rabbitt clears snow off the walkway leading to his home at 109 Troy Road in Warrenton Monday morning. The storm which came through the area over the weekend produced an estimated 6-8 inches of …
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Jim Rabbitt clears snow off the walkway leading to his home at 109 Troy Road in Warrenton Monday morning. The storm which came through the area over the weekend produced an estimated 6-8 inches of snow throughout most of Warren County. Some areas in the northeastern portion of the county reported higher snowfall amounts.
