A General District Court judge on Thursday dismissed a misdemeanor alcohol charge against the manager of Spirits, a yet-to-open restaurant at the Lord Culpeper Hotel.

An Orange County woman accused this summer of cruelty to horses has died. Nancy S. Mackall, 55, died in an Arlington hospice Nov. 3, according to an obituary Nov. 6 in the Washington Post. She was buried Saturday in McLean.

Actors share Leonard Cowherd’s last letters home, visit his sacred spot in Connecticut

Aides said the governor was in constant phone contact with the Emergency Operations Center and his chief of staff in Richmond

GOP leader, Culpeper’s congressman says he won’t go after sole Republican who backed Saturday’s health care bill

Lighting ceremony for 76-foot Norway spruce is Dec. 2.

As the economy makes tentative steps toward a recovery, midpriced chain Kohl’s has fared better than higher-priced department stores

Construction of 290-unit active adult community has not started and will not in coming year due to economy

Ribbon cutting event at Just Funnin’ Games & Toys is Friday at 4 p.m.

Schools are closed in Franklin County, where flooding blocked three of four lanes of U.S. 220

Weekend’s free movie offerings in LOC theater are diverse indeed

City Council poised to spend $100K to promote the First Battle of Manassas

Town officials say they’re working to fix a telephone problem that has left some residents unable to reach Culpeper town offices.

A lasting tribute to the only surviving Navy vessel that served in both world wars now hangs in the Museum of Culpeper History.

Despite warnings from lawmakers to back off, the state’s computer chief quietly reopened negotiations with Northrop Grumman over additional services that could add millions to Virginia’s information-technology bill.

Culpeper pauses to honor veterans

Spotsylvania man faces charges in wreck that killed four in March

President visits graves of those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan

Hillbilly goddess Alecia Nugent plays Inn at Kelly’s Ford Saturday night

Allegheny Energy Inc. says Virginia regulators have approved an agreement that reduces the utility’s proposed rate increase by $3.2 million.

A former Augusta County corrections officer awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to drug and bribery charges.

Sam Pacetti of Fredericksburg performs his Americana music at a free show in downtown Culpeper

The principal of a Roanoke school is out of a job follow-ing a state investigation that found testing irregularities.

The governors of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware have signed a memorandum of understanding to create a formal tri-state partnership for the deployment of offshore wind energy in the Middle Atlantic region.

A veteran answers the call to transport WTC steel back to New York

British police have charged a United Airlines pilot with being over the alcohol limit while on the job at London’s Heathrow Airport.

Sniper John Allen Muhammad refused to utter any last words as he was executed, taking to the grave answers about why and how he plotted the killings of 10 people that terrorized the Washington, D.C., area for three weeks in October 2002.

Culpeper native and veteran of three wars won’t accept ‘hero’ label

A Walmart at Zion Crossroads in Louisa County opens to customers today at 8 a.m.

Several events in Culpeper are scheduled for today to mark Veterans Day.