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Q: Our dogs have fleas! We thought flea season was over. What should we do?

Actor and producer Bob McFarland takes on dual roles and genders this month in the hometown musical “Mame,” performed by The Lake of the Woods Players.

I’m so glad I had the opportunity to attend Keith Urban’s “All for the Hall” benefit concert for the Country Music Hall of Fame Oct. 13.

Following an impromptu and unwanted tour of downtown Washington, D.C., I will sing the praises of small-town and suburban living forever.

Adult church group snorts, hoots, chortles and snickers

The Healthy Culpeper Adult Committee meets the first Thursday of every month at 10 a.m. at the Reformation Lutheran Church, 415 South Main Street in Culpeper.

Adult church group snorts, hoots, chortles and snickers.

Culpeper County Library announces spooky story time Oct.27 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 30 at 10:30 a.m.

Reminder: Culpeper’s first “Bark for Life” is this Saturday, Oct. 31 from 8:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises.

Every day, all across the country, people juggle the demands of their busy lives. Jobs, children, and dozens of other activities all compete for time. And then, mom or dad or another family member gets sick, injured, or otherwise needs help and someone starts their new role as the “family caregiver.”

Change of season leads to more tourists visiting Madison for leaf watching

Award-winning Christian groups bring message to town Nov. 10

The American Veterinary Medical Association has named October as National Pet Wellness Month to educate pet owners about the pet aging process and the health benefits of twice-a-year wellness exams.

The Culpeper Human Services and the Culpeper Department of Social Services will be sponsoring again this year the Elderly Angel Tree for Culpeper residents only.

I don’t remember much of his presidency, but I have a newfound respect for Jimmy Carter.

I know I’m getting on everyone’s nerves because I can’t stop talking about U2, but I don’t care. Time is not linear when it comes to my obsession.

Culpeper County Library hosts “Phantasmagoria-An Evening of Fantastic Tales for Teens and Adults” Thursday, Oct. 15 7 to 8 p.m.

Q: Do animals get breast cancer?

Roger Renshaw’s tale is one of redemption, hope and love

Come out and enjoy a free movie and popcorn the second Thursday of each month at 2 p.m. at Hope Community Church, 121 E. Culpeper St. (downtown, behind the Post Office in the HOPE building).

U2 enveloped the Piedmont in only love Oct. 1 at Scott Stadium, singing its heart out for a devoted crowd of 60,000.

Can you picture being on a river surrounded by castles, vineyards, old world cities and quaint towns? Behold the historic Danube, Europe’s major river and, lifeblood of its communities.

Converted Christian evangelist speaks about threat to America

Today marks the end of Rabies Awareness Week in Virginia.

School is in full swing, and the excitement over sports events, special activities and classes is evident in my classmates, their parents, and the community.

There is a nip in the air. Leaves are starting to turn. No white shoes after Labor Day. All of these are signs that the season is getting ready to change. With the change to cooler seasons there are several programs available older folks.

The Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office was recently honored by the Virginia Department of State Police for work related to preventing automobile thefts in the county.

10th annual aviation event commemorates airport’s 40th birthday

Baldwin-Jarrells wedding