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Senior News
We want you. Caring individuals needed to help make Culpeper County a Healthy place to grow and age.
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Local hunter brings home big buck
Noah Smith, 11, shows off his 15-point non-typical whitetail buck he shot on Nov. 14.
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Sometimes you meet the right people at just the right time
The past few weeks have been stressful for me. Full of worry, kidney stones and, sequentially, pain.
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Why would the gov't want chickens?
Q: I heard the government bought chickens to help fight the flu. Is this true?
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Follow You tour rocks Culpeper
Artists call for sponsorship of hungry children
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Senior News
We want you. Caring individuals needed to help make Culpeper County a Healthy place to grow and age.
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Culpeper's fountain of youth
Longtime resident Winnie Eddins celebrates his 95th birthday Monday
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A new home for the city
City on a Hill church moves into former tractor building
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Senior News
We want you. Caring individuals needed to help make Culpeper County a Healthy place to grow and age.
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Recent tests show cats can have H1N1
Q: Can my pets be infected with H1N1?
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I'm not Bo-Peep, but my sheep have shaped me
“Baaaaa, Baaaa,” the girls called to me in unison from the sidelines during field hockey practice.
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Fleas still causing problems in fall months
Q: Our dogs have fleas! We thought flea season was over. What should we do?
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Stars come together at All for the Hall
I’m so glad I had the opportunity to attend Keith Urban’s “All for the Hall” benefit concert for the Country Music Hall of Fame Oct. 13.
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How I learned to love small town life
Following an impromptu and unwanted tour of downtown Washington, D.C., I will sing the praises of small-town and suburban living forever.
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A healthy dose of laughter
Adult church group snorts, hoots, chortles and snickers
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Senior News
The Healthy Culpeper Adult Committee meets the first Thursday of every month at 10 a.m. at the Reformation Lutheran Church, 415 South Main Street in Culpeper.
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Halloween Happenings
Culpeper County Library announces spooky story time Oct.27 at 7 p.m. and Oct. 30 at 10:30 a.m.
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Tips to keep your pet safe during Halloween
Reminder: Culpeper’s first “Bark for Life” is this Saturday, Oct. 31 from 8:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises.
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November is time to give thanks to caregivers
Every day, all across the country, people juggle the demands of their busy lives. Jobs, children, and dozens of other activities all compete for time. And then, mom or dad or another family member gets sick, injured, or otherwise needs help and someone starts their new role as the “family caregiver.”
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The colors of fall
Change of season leads to more tourists visiting Madison for leaf watching
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Follow you to Culpeper
Award-winning Christian groups bring message to town Nov. 10
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October is National Pet Wellness Month
The American Veterinary Medical Association has named October as National Pet Wellness Month to educate pet owners about the pet aging process and the health benefits of twice-a-year wellness exams.
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Senior News
The Culpeper Human Services and the Culpeper Department of Social Services will be sponsoring again this year the Elderly Angel Tree for Culpeper residents only.
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Making your own beer can be fun
I don’t remember much of his presidency, but I have a newfound respect for Jimmy Carter.
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