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Charlottesville City Council OKs marijuana resolution
Local governing body voted 3-2 to “call on the Virginia General Assembly and the Governor of Virginia to revisit the sentencing guidelines that merit jail terms for simple possession, do away with rules that suppose intent to distribute without evidence and give due consideration to sponsored state bills that would decriminalize, legalize or regulate marijuana like alcohol.”
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Culpeper native seeks commonwealth's attorney seat
Megan Revis Frederick believes it’s time for a fresh perspective in the Culpeper County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office.
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Walther to seek top prosecutor job in Culpeper
The 57-year-old Quantico native and married father of three will officially run for the seat previously occupied by Gary Close for the past 20 years.
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Manager's budget proposal keeps tax rate level
FY13 General fund budget 6 percent higher than current year
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Low voter turnout in Culpeper
Culpeper voters were far and few between during Tuesday’s Republican presidential primary election.
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UPDATE: Senate approves ultrasound abortion mandate
Senators amended the bill so that a victim of rape or incest who reports the attack would not have to undergo an ultrasound to get an abortion.
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Kaine: 'I'll do what I think is right'
Senate candidate discusses key issues
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House of Delegates passes congressional redistricting plan
On a 74-21 vote, the Virginia House of Delegates Friday passed a Republican plan to redistrict the state’s 11 congressional districts, sending the plan to the Senate for a vote next week.
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Cantor keeps Culpeper
Congressional redistricting plan keeps county in the Seventh District
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House of Delegates passes congressional redistricting plan
On a 74-21 vote, the Virginia House of Delegates Friday passed a Republican plan to redistrict the state’s 11 congressional districts, sending the plan to the Senate for a vote next week.
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Scott named to budget oversight committee
Del. Ed Scott, R-Madison, has been appointed to the committee charged with overseeing state budget matters.
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Ex-Greene deputies lash out at sheriff-elect, say firings make public unsafe
Former Lt. Scott Cox sent an email to The Daily Progress Tuesday evening. He said the email was a collaborative effort with some of the men who had been released from duty.
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Commission forwards zoning amendments
Board to consider passing cluster division option
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Town hires first-ever HR manager
Mary Murphy, 26, a 2003 grad of CCHS, will earn $70K
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District 17 State Senate election: Houck concedes defeat, Reeves is senator-elect
In a race that included some 45,000 votes, a little more than 200 votes separated the candidates.
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Houck campaign: It's not over yet
Republican Reeves’ lead grows even as incumbent holds on to seat
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Jenkins to challenge Branch again
The Culpeper native is currently the chief deputy of the Rappahannock County Sheriff’s Office. Jenkins has also served in varying capacities at the Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office and Culpeper Police Department.
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Branch seeks to continue positive leadership
Jim Branch is seeking his second term as Culpeper County sheriff.
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ELECTION 2011: Hitt focuses on the facts
Kenneth “Donnie” Hitt hopes his private sector experience will translate to success in the commissioner of the revenue’s office.
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ELECTION 2011: Southard seeks to restore communication
Steve Southard hopes to bring his extensive banking experience to the Culpeper County commissioner of the revenue’s office.
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ELECTION 2011: Yowell seeks re-election
Incumbent Terry Yowell is seeking her fourth consecutive term as Culpeper County commissioner of the revenue.
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Luckinbill and Willis prepare for rematch for school board seat
As the race for seats on the Culpeper County School Board takes shape, the only contested race is in the Salem District.
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Cantor aide leaving to start super PAC
Majority Leader Eric Cantor's deputy chief of staff John Murray launching political action committee focused on "Young Guns movement."
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Obama to call out Cantor in Texas speech
President Barack Obama arrived in Texas for a speech at a community college.
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Culpeper lawyer in race for OC Commonwealth's Attorney
On Nov. 8, newcomer Gilbert Harrison Berger, in private practice in Culpeper, will face-off against two-time incumbent Diana Wheeler in the hopes to nab the job of Orange County Commonwealth's Attorney.
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