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Town taking applications for new Culpeper Citizen's Academy
The town of Culpeper is looking for 10 townsfolk interested in learning more about local government.
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Orange County murder suspect to be evaluated
A Louisa county man facing first-degree murder charges for the death of an elderly Orange County man appeared in Orange County General District Court last week.
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Three charged with grand larceny
A Madison couple and a Culpeper man face a grand larceny charge following a theft of an ATV Thursday afternoon.
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Annual CCVFD carnival kicks off Wednesday
One of the annual rites of spring kicks off Wednesday as the annual Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department Carnival promises fun for the whole family.
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CCSB approves a number of budget items
Among the approved: budget, fund transfers, roof bids, salary scales and bleachers
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Tuition hike for Germanna students this fall
The Germanna College Board approved a 50-cent student fee increase Thursday for the facilities auxiliary fund to cover a projected shortfall in parking revenues that will pay for annual expenses for the new parking garage at Germanna Community College’s Fredericksburg area campus.
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Dog park proposed at Mountain Run Lake
Parks and recreation commission to consider request tonight
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CCSB to discuss various budget-related items tonight
The Culpeper County School Board is expected to finalize a few budget-related items during tonight’s work session.
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Alan Jackson rocks parking lot at Louisa County HS
Today's concert supports rebuilding earthquake-ravaged schools
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Culpeper woman hospitalized after ejection
Pamela Sue McPeak, 46, of Culpeper, was traveling northbound on Brandy Road in her 2006 Scion around 2:45 p.m. when she crossed the center line, overcorrected to miss an oncoming vehicle and hit a tree
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Racing for a cure
First ever mascot race highlights Relay for Life event
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Honoring the Tuskegee Airmen
Culpeper Regional Airport hosts free traveling exhibit next weekend
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Co. 2 member dies following wreck
Geoff Green was flown to UVa after a motorcycle crash Thursday
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Big Lots open in old Penney's site
More positive economic news in the town of Culpeper
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A toast to good health
About 100 women and a handful of men received a lesson on healthy living during Thursday’s annual women’s health tea at the Inn at Redwood.
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Native Harvest hosts Spring Fling
Native Harvest Market is sponsoring its first Spring Fling Saturday.
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Defending Harmon-Wright
Culpeper police officer accused in fatal shooting gets representation
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Citizens foil robbery
Three men, hearing an elderly woman scream that she had been robbed inside Culpeper’s Wal-Mart store, chased the alleged robber about .5 miles and held him until police arrived Tuesday afternoon.
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Star-Exponent, MG papers purchased
Billionaire Warren Buffett is investing in the Culpeper Star-Exponent.
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One airlifted following collision on Ira Hoffman Lane
One person was airlifted to the hospital Thursday following a collision involving a motorcycle on Ira Hoffman Lane.
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Five charged following pellet gun incident near schools
Five people have been charged following an incident involving a pellet gun being aimed near a school Wednesday morning.
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Incident with officer recalled
Culpeper native Jeanette Price says she had a violent encounter four years ago at her home on Highview Court with the same Culpeper Police officer accused in the February shooting death of 54-year-old Culpeper housewife Patricia Ann Cook on North East Street in downtown Culpeper.
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First 3rd Thursday concert of year tonight
The weather has been warm for months now, but the first real signs of summer begin tonight as the 3rd Thursday Summer Concert Series kicks off.
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Epiphany Catholic School students annual Race for Education raises more than $10,000
For the students of Epiphany Catholic School, Wednesday morning’s Race for Education in Yowell Meadow Park not only provided a chance to get away from their classrooms and have some fun outdoors, it also gave them the chance to raise money for their school.
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Town water main breaks affects 300 customers
The town of Culpeper experienced several water line breaks Wednesday, resulting in the loss of service to approximately 300 customers.
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