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June 11, 2009
Check out a young Kirk Douglas
“The Bad and the Beautiful” plays Saturday on Mount Pony
Life as artists design it
Every play bears the indelible fingerprints of its maker, but “Design for Living” has its maker’s DNA.
‘Up’ is sugary sweet, visual
Disney-Pixar’s latest animated venture, “Up,” is a great adventure and their first voyage into the 3-D world.
June 08, 2009
Cosmic Soul Factory
Local couple hopes old tree will bring new life, music to the world
Allow a proud papa to indulge you for a minute
My oldest daughter graduates from eighth grade this weekend.
I am not a morning person
I believe it was the great philosopher Garfield who said, “I’m not a morning person.” I couldn’t agree more.
June 01, 2009
Week in Photos May 24-30
View our week in photos.
A view from the top
Northern Virginia man blogs about his love of Old Rag
The curse of not being able to take a good photo
As soon as she snapped the picture, I knew it wasn’t good.
Are veterinarians embracing anti-aging drugs?
Q: Anti-Aging medicine is the newest clinical medical specialty offered to physicians. Human medicine is moving from a disease-based model to a preventive, proactive approach. Shouldn’t veterinarians move in this direction as well?
Senior news
The annual awards ceremony sponsored by the Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Board’s Area Agency on Aging takes place June 5 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Salem Fire Hall on U.S. 522.
May 24, 2009
A presidential mystery
Montpelier Foundation uncovers Madison-era interiors
Reeves, MiniMall one-of-a-kind
Woolworth’s Five & Dime meets grandma’s attic and antique heaven in the MinuteMan MiniMall on Route 3.
Should I have my dog’s mast tumor removed?
When I took my dog in for a vaccine, the veterinarian found a small lump located on her lower shoulder area — near what I’d call the armpit.
Don’t shoot the messenger, at least not me
I hate meeting new people. No, it’s not because I’m some kind of introverted curmudgeon — it’s because it always leads to this conversation.
May 18, 2009
Planning vows for a wedding more complicated than one may think
Whether you choose a religious or civil ceremony, the most important thing to remember is that this is your special day and the vows you make will bind you together and help you through your wonderful, lifelong journey.
What you feed your pet could help extend their life
Feeding your dog or cat seems like an easy chore, but if your pet is suffering from kidney disease, allergies or even cancer, his nutritional needs require special attention.
Guys can like little dogs too
Sadie is a 9½-pound Yorkie-poo we bought when I was 15. It seems like yesterday we brought her home and she fit in the palm of my hand.
Senior News
To celebrate “May Is Mental Health Awareness Month” Dr. Jennifer Oldham,Psychiatrist in Orange and Culpeper clinics, will be the quest speaker at aspecial NAMI Piedmont meeting on May 20 at 5 p.m. in the conference room at Culpeper Memorial Hospital.
First time’s a charm
Eastern View HIgh School hosted its first prom May 9 at Germanna Community College’s Culpeper Campus.
Letts taking his love of music to new level
No matter where life takes Michael Letts, the Eastern View High School senior will be taking his music too.
May 17, 2009
Letts taking his love of music to new level
EVHS senior makes mixes people can chill, groove to
May 14, 2009
Old Rag Stewards keep watch from atop Madison County jewel
Volunteers patrol distinct granite mountain to protect its natural resources and assist hikers
May 12, 2009
Annual Fireman’s Carnival coming next week
Fireman’s Parade marches down Main Street May 21 starting at 6:30 p.m.
Come sail away with ‘Star Trek’
Hardcore Trekkies and closet sci-fi fanatics alike will love the 2009 version of “Star Trek,” which surpassed $70 million at the box office this weekend.
May 11, 2009
Netherlands in bloom is a welcome travel treat
Old-world cities of history and architecture, quiet canals, bustling bicycle paths, lush landscapes punctuated by windmills, and all this coupled with a riotous explosion of floral color. What glorious sights to behold. Ahhh, the flowers in The Netherlands in April!
A trick dog owners don’t want their pet to have
Q: I was told my dog has “trick knee caps.” Is this a serious condition? Do I need to do anything.
Long-lost relatives found after Wilderness Civil War article
When I wrote the story two weeks ago recounting the Chewning family’s struggles during the May 1864 Battle of the Wilderness, I had no idea that it would result in re-uniting two families after several generations.
Mother, daughter raise money for annual Avon Walk
Mary Margaret Petersen, a senior at Madison County High School, and her mother, Peggy Williams-Petersen were participants in the seventh annual Avon Walk for Breast Cancer May 2 and 3 in Washington D.C.
Advocates for the defenseless
Jennifer Phillips has one of the toughest jobs out there. A caseworker with Culpeper Human Services, she works daily with children who have been victims of sexual assault.

