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November 07, 2009
Computers & cappucino
Digital Caffeine owners link Culpeper with coffee, technology
Fine dining, tailgating at Montpelier Hunt Races
Renowned chef to serve as ‘celebrity tailgate judge’
Local football fans treated to great game as EVHS holds off CCHS
The cheers Friday night at Culpeper County High School’s Broman Field might have rivaled the ones heard 10 years ago, when the Blue Devils brought home a Class AAA state championship.
November 06, 2009
Madison County arrest report Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Recent arrests made by the Madison County Sheriff’s Office
From fine dining to tailgating at the horse races
Renowned Inn at Little Washington chef to judge competition at Montpelier Hunt Races
Are you affected by the Texas shootings?
Are you a Culpeper-area resident who has friends or family affected by the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas?
Motive of Fort Hood shooter still unclear
Possible motives, background emerging on Major Nidal Malik Hasan
Culpeper Habitat to host annual meeting Saturday
It’s been a few years since Culpeper Habitat for Humanity built a house, but the group is still organized and ready to do more good work.
Longtime county official dies at 91
Davies served as commissioner of revenue for 32 years
November 05, 2009
ABC confiscated alcohol for Chase’s election-night party
County chairman, restaurant manager: Tuesday’s incident a misunderstanding
More charges filed in West Side shooting
Store clerk, in fair condition, getting lots of support from well-wishers
T.I. Martin Jr. becomes second-generation Henretty Award winner
A gentleman, a good Samaritan, a civic-minded citizen, a native son — the 2009 L.B. Henretty Outstanding Citizen of Culpeper Award winner embodies all this and then some.
Madison sheriff’s office seeks Syria arsonist
Police seek new leads in case this summer involving burnt firewood
Abbs wins by five votes in Orange supervisor’s race
Sharon Abbs of Somerset narrowly beats the incumbent in District ! race
More charges filed in West Side shooting
Suspect faces more charges in Wednesday shooting, robbery
UVa thief reflects on misdeeds
Diversion program likely for man who stole electronics, credit cards from school buildings
Suspect caught in West Side shooting
Clerk recovering after daylight robbery at Sperryville Pike grocery
Schools get OK to apply for bonds
Dasher: They’d be interest-free with 15-year term, saving about $1.7M
Chamber awards banquet tonight
95th annual event starts with cash bar, silent auction at 5:30 at Daniel Center
State Police arrest sex offender in Culpeper
A convicted sex offender from Winchester was arrested Monday in Culpeper, according to the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office.
Fauquier bridge closing for emergency repairs
The bridge over South Run on Kelly Road in Fauquier County will close Friday for emergency repairs for about eight weeks, the Virginia Department of Transportation announced Wednesday.
Volunteer search for missing student
Parents seek help from public in finding daughter
Economy big issue in McDonnell’s victory
AP surveys: Eight in 10 voters worried about direction of nation
November 04, 2009
Is Consensus Possible on U.S. 29 Bypass?
It comes as no surprise that the most contentious part of the latest review involves a bypass around Charlottesville
UPDATE 2: Suspect arrested in shooting at West Side Grocery
Schools placed on lockdown as precaution; weapon recovered
Virginia State Police crack down on N.Va. HOV violators
Virginia State Police are stepping up enforcement of HOV rules, and they are catching a lot of violators.
Kaine, Cantor clash over election returns
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, the National Democratic Committee chairman, and House Republican Whip Eric I. Cantor of Henrico County squared off on the “Today” show this morning over the impact of yesterday’s elections that saw Republicans capture governorships here and in New Jersey.
Sniper’s lawyers ask U.S. Supreme Court to halt execution
Lawyers for John Allen Muhammad filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court this week and asked the justices to stop his execution set for Tuesday.
Analysis: GOP sweep shows policies, not parties, are paramount in Va. politics
A year after tipping Democratic for president for the first time since 1964, Virginia fell to Republicans in a dramatic statewide sweep that is a historic reminder of its enduring competitiveness—but may not be a model for a national GOP comeback.
Big wins for McDonnell, Bolling and Cuccinelli
Independents who swept Barack Obama to a historic 2008 victory broke big for Republicans on Tuesday as the GOP wrested political control from Democrats in Virginia.

