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November 27, 2007
Back on the road, riders find amazing bit
David and Anita join friends from television show at tour event. Your commentsPedestrian struck; traffic closed on Rt. 229
Traffic in both directions is closed on Route 229 near Garr Avenue in the town of Culpeper after a car struck a pedestrian this evening.BREAKING NEWS: Pedestrian struck and killed on Route 229
Traffic in both directions is closed on Route 229 near Garr Avenue after a car struck a pedestrian this evening.Multimillion dollar sewer plant upgrade underway
UPDATED 1:15 p.m. Town Council Water and Sewer Committee toured the wastewater sewer treatment plant off of East Chandler Street.Town may get tougher on water usage
UPDATED 12:43 p.m. A new policy would restrict water usage more often depending on the season.Redskins’ Sean Taylor dies
Washington Redskins free safety Sean Taylor died early Tuesday morning.November 26, 2007
Hart to join National Sheriff’s Association
Culpeper County Sheriff H. Lee Hart will not be the next police chief in Astoria, Ore. Your commentsSchool Board accepts Rea’s resignation
The Culpeper County School Board voted Monday to accept the resignation of a former CCHS assistant football coach. Your commentsHuggard tapped for interim manager position
Culpeper Town Council is tapping one of its own for the interim town manager position. Your commentsMan said to have assaulted juvenile
A Culpeper man faces two misdemeanor charges after the Culpeper Police Department said he assaulted a juvenile. Your commentsJingle all the way
Belgian Draft horse team from Brandy Station delivers official White House tree. Your commentsHart taking job with National Sheriff’s Association
UPDATED 2:55 p.m. Culpeper County Sheriff H. Lee Hart will not be the next police chief in Astoria, OreRedskins safety Sean Taylor shot in Fla., in critical condition
UPDATED 1:15 p.m. Washington Redskins star safety Sean Taylor was shot at his home Monday and was in critical condition. Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor was shot in his Florida home, according to a statement released Monday by the team.November 25, 2007
Shoppers could see more deals online
As consumers hold tight to their wallets, online retailers will work harder this year for their share of the holiday gift list.Session on school costs open to public
The Culpeper County School Board invites the public to its business and budget work session tonight. Your commentsUncommon culinary feat
Culpeper native Angela Beale Guiffrida makes cover of Blue Mountain Living magazine's November/December 2007 issue for role as top chef at two upscale restaurants in Asheville, N.C. Your commentsGreen sermons taking hold in Southeast
In Virginia, the chapter offers tips on how to incorporate environmental concerns into worship prayers. Your commentsNovember 24, 2007
Dwyer helped get water to new school
All the students and teachers at the up-and-coming Eastern View HS have John Dwyer to thank, in part, for their running water. Your commentsFormer Eli Lilly building to get new business
Covance Inc., a pharmaceutical research and development company will move its laboratories from Fairfax to Prince William County.School defends against ‘Terror High’ label
Twelve U.S. senators and a federal commission want to shut it down, and its most virulent critics have dubbed it "Terror High."Animal advocate
Botetourt County prosecutor Jill Deegan is earning her reputation.November 23, 2007
CulpeperFest award was a surprise to Lane
The day of the Chamber awards banquet, Culpeper County Sheriff H. Lee Hart told Captain Russell Lane to attend the event with him, and their wives were going, too. Your commentsChilly morning can’t stop bargain-seekers
Culpeper residents braved chilly temperatures and darkened skies just to cash in on discounts at area retail stores for Black Friday. - Your commentsLeisurely day of shopping in Culpeper
While holiday shoppers endured cold temperatures, David and Stacey March slept. - Your commentsNovember 22, 2007
Award-winning service
A piece of Culpeper's dining history sits at the corner of Main and Williams streets. Your commentsTurkeys’ victory hopes get stuffed
The fourth annual Domino's Pizza football game delivered plenty of fun for current and former employees Thanksgiving Day at Yowell Meadow Park. Your commentsChurch gets donation for senior programs
The Culpeper Senior Ministry will offer additional educational programs for older adults starting this winter thanks to a recent $14,000 donation to Reformation Lutheran Church, 415 S. Main St. Your commentsNovember 21, 2007
