I would be honored to vote for Rep. Cantor.

I want to commend our newspaper carrier, Leslie Haggart, for her reliable and caring service to your subscribers.

Ah, Black Friday rears its ugly head once again. The real question this year will be if shoppers are digging even deeper to find better bargains, or if we’ll just pass on Black Friday altogether.

My husband, Deputy Kim Gearhart, and I would like to thank the caring and responsive employees of Culpeper Animal Hospital. Dr. Vargas and the entire staff are the most conscientious caregivers of veterinary medicine in Culpeper.

» The problem with taxes isn’t just that we have to pay them, but also that they’re complicated.

Editorial cartoon, Nov. 20

Editorial Cartoon Nov. 19

I am just writing to let you know how much I enjoyed the article in Sunday’s Star-Exponent featuring Winnie Eddins (“Culpeper’s fountain of youth”).

I hope that you will take a moment to remember Col. Lewis Lee Millett and give thanks that we have such Americans to protect us.

I believe people may have been more receptive toward the State Theatre project if the board had made a mission statement and presentation for the public to help clarify the purposes.

The nation’s unemployment rate topped 10 percent last month, the highest level in a generation.

» Further study of a nonprofit’s request for $1.5 million in funds is a smart move by council members.

Northwestern University journalism students and their professor are getting a taste of “the Chicago Way,” courtesy of the Cook County prosecutor’s office.

On Nov. 12 there was a very ugly fight at Culpeper County High School that my daughter unfortunately witnessed.

Editorial Cartoon Nov. 18

» Follow You tour brought fans, revenue to Culpeper; helped spread positive message about helping others

Demonstrating the kind of dexterity one finds only in politicians and yoga masters, Gov. Tim Kaine ventured Nov. 9 to Harrisonburg to administer pats, to his back principally and others’ perfunctorily.

Now, please do not think that the town of Culpeper will not gain anything from its $1.5 million investment in the State Theatre.

If we can effectively promote economic recovery, many of our other issues will fall into place.

We could live in peace with the vast bulk of Muslims, but there are millions of jihadist Muslims, like American-born Hasan, embedded in nations all around the world who want to remove from us the choice of peace.

I’d like to thank the lady who hit my car Nov. 3.

Editorial Cartoon Nov. 17

Editorial Cartoon Nov. 16

I am writing in response to all the negative press the State Theatre has been receiving in the paper as of late. However, I would like to take a trip down memory lane first…

We stand and salute our area’s veterans, and especially those who paid the ultimate price protecting our liberties and our freedoms

This month, Americans are giving thanks; and as a leadup to Turkey Day, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to truly be thankful.

I was saddened and heartsick to learn of U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor’s lack of support in passing HR 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act. 

Having personally reviewed HR 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, I have a suggestion for the readers of this newspaper. Look up the health care bill online at thomas.gov, Web site for the Library of Congress, and scan some or all of its nearly 2,000 pages.

“It’s about time.” I’m referring to the new rules that are being (and in some cases have been) imposed on some levels of the so-called “sports” activities across the land.

On Nov. 7, the girls of the Culpeper Football Association came out to Eastern View High School to compete in the second annual CFA cheer competition.