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May 26, 2007
Culpeper enriched by Stan Karas
As we look at downtown Culpeper and the many changes over the past 20 years, we have to think of Stan Karas and his contribution to those changes. Your commentsPray for community development corporation
In this weekly column, "Pray Culpeper" will feature a particular leader or group and ask the community to support the individual or group in prayer. Your commentsSummer time means sipping time
Summer's here, the time is right for sipping on the deck. Your commentsUpcoming Events
Graves' Mountain Lodge will hold their 15th annual three-day Festival of Music (Bluegrass music at it's best)May 31 and June 1-2.About Town
Happy first Anniversary to Persimmon Consignment Boutique at Southgate Shopping Center. It was a successful first year for co-owners Markey Willis and Mary Gayheart.Police Reports
Recent arrests made by the Culpeper County Sheriff's Department and the Culpeper Town Police Department.Back-to-back
Culpeper players pivotal in Highland soccer win. Your commentsCollege News
Craig McIlwee, a 2002 graduate of Orange County High School, graduated from Virginia Tech May 12.Library News
Gardening With Color: a Workshop for Everyone -hosted by Theresa Gardner will be held at 2 p.m. June 24 at the library.Undefeated identity
Highland soccer works way through injuries, questions on way to second straight championship. Your commentsPrograms help wounded veterans
On this Memorial Day weekend, I would like to draw attention to several service dog programs that are devoted to helping this nation's wounded veterans. Your commentsMay 24, 2007
Straus raises her voice
Erika Straus is a "Soprano." No, not part of the fictional Italian-American HBO crime family. Your commentsMerging cultures
Isn't the point of music to bring people together, build relationships and bridge social gaps- Your commentsSummer picks on regional stages
"The Tempest" -Shakespeare's last play is thought to be inspired by news of perilous voyages to the New World. Your commentsDancing through graduation
Like most graduation classes, the students matriculating from In-Motion Dance's graduation will have learned a lot of life lessons. Your commentsA blast from the past
Sometimes there are great games that don't get the recognition they deserve. Your comments‘Shrek’ too big for its britches
"Shrek the Third," like the title character's head, is large, and in some aspects, too big for its britches.Looking for love-
Maire Flanagan of Rathuil-All Things Irish isn't making any promises. Your comments‘Pirates 3’: Deep-six this sequel
When "Pirates 2" came out, it was so bad, we believed "Pirates 3" would be better. We were wrong.&Pirates 3&: Deep-six this sequel
Perhaps our assumptions were wrong. When "Pirates 2" came out, it was so bad, we believed everything would better when "Pirates 3" was finally released. We were wrong.May 23, 2007
