Buy a house, all of my friends told me. It’s a rewarding experience, they all said.

Sheriff Jim Branch Jr. and Major Russell Lane donated $1,000 on behalf of the sheriff’s annual fundraiser to the Culpeper Nutrition Site Jan. 4

My mom asked me the other day what I wanted for Christmas. Being a teen-aged girl of 17, I answered, “clothes and shoes.”

The Culpeper Farm Bureau donated a book barn to Yowell Elementary School Nov. 12.

Q: What can I do to make the most of a trip to the veterinarian?

Houck fears cuts coming for education, Medicaid; Scott: Budget work will be the ‘No. 1 priority’

Q: Now that Christmas is over, we are thinking about adding a new puppy or kitten to our family. What do you suggest?

Prayer group comes back strong after nearly falling to wayside

Tiffany Lewis lauded as employee of the year

Woman launches group after being turned away in Charlottesville

Q: How do reindeer fly?

During the holiday season it’s a sound that resonates throughout the area — the distant chiming of sleigh bells as you walk up to a retail or grocery store.

It’s a little known fact that we have an ‘in’ with the big buy at the North Pole. So when the second grade classes in Culpeper County volunteered to send in their letters to Santa, we agreed to pass them on. Sycamore Park was the only school that didn’t participate. This edition of Culpeper Living is dedicated to those letters.

Culpeper County High School students will present their annual talent show, “Act Like You Like It”, tonight beginning at 7 p.m.

A high energy group of performers act and sing their hearts out night after night, whether we believe it or not. Maybe that’s the real miracle.

Holiday classics light up the screen this weekend on Mount Pony before the Library of Congress Packard Campus Theater dims down for a holiday break.

Q: Should I buy health insurance for my pets?

The Culpeper Regional Hospital auxiliary would like to call attention to the well-stocked shelves and unusual items in our Gift Shop, and invite the community to stop in for a visit.

Five kindergarten classes in Culpeper County recently completed Drug Abuse Resistance Education training from the Sheriff’s Office.

Wintery weather aside, four months into her new job as an in-home counselor, Kelia Rivera-Rodriguez said she’s adapting to life in Culpeper.

Christmas is right around the corner, and everyone knows what that means — regifting galore.

A screwball comedy, foreign drama and World War I silent are all on the bill this weekend on Mount Pony.

The Culpeper Middle School drama department will present the one-act play “One Thousand Cranes” inside the school’s forum Friday evening.

The Harmon family of eastern Culpeper County — and its trusty steeds — continued a holiday tradition of delivering the White House Christmas tree last week.

Jeffersonton’s Samantha Casey has one crown. Now Miss Virginia’s looking to bring home the big one.

As we enter the holiday season, veterinarians are beginning to see more and more new puppies.

Just about every TV channel over the past week has been focused on the Tiger Woods scandal.

We want you. Caring individuals needed to help make Culpeper County a Healthy place to grow and age. 

Madison County High School hosted the Region B Theatre Festival where their play, “Drums, Girls, and Dangerous Pie” took second place behind Nelson County’s show, “Tuna Fish Eulogy, A Ladder Play.”

The Harmon family of eastern Culpeper County — and its trusty steeds — continued a holiday tradition of delivering the White House Christmas tree to Washington, D.C. last week.