Culpeper, VA News

• Culpeper, VA News
• Native Harvest hosts Spring Fling
• Citizens foil robbery
• Star-Exponent, MG papers purchased
• Defending Harmon-Wright
• A toast to good health
• Editorial Cartoon May 18
• Acreage and economic viability
• One airlifted following collision on Ira Hoffman Lane
• Incident with officer recalled
• Editorial Cartoon May 17
• Culpeper woman: accused fatal shooting officer had a violent past
• Epiphany Catholic School students annual Race for Education raises more than $10,000
• Town water main breaks affects 300 customers
• Five charged following pellet gun incident near schools
• First 3rd Thursday concert of year tonight
• READER'S VIEWS: America needs a change in administration
• Culpeper woman: accused fatal shooting officer threw her into glass door
• No students in danger during morning gun incident
• Waters Place pedestrian plaza evaporates
• Waters Place pedestrian plaza evaporates
• Louisa judge Whitlock to fill 16th Judicial Circuit Court vacancy
• Fortunate to have Frankland
• CRH invites community to annual women's health tea
• READER'S VIEWS: Justice for Patricia Cook
• We humans sure do love to watch ourselves
• Waters Place
• Editorial Cartoon May 16
• Editorial Cartoon May 15
• Friends characterize slaying victim's lifestyle as 'bizarre'
• Culpeper man faces 13 charges after late-night pursuit
• CCSB names Frankland as top county teacher, Walsh as top classified employee
• Widower files wrongful death suit in Culpeper Police shooting
• Vanderbilt University's return to the spiritual tyrannies of the past
• OUR VIEW: Inner loop should run to Virginia Ave.
• READER'S VIEWS: Reeves appointed to committees
• Mother's Day: A Celebration rooted in a Germanna mother's life
• Widower files $5.35 million suit in Culpeper PD shooting
• Editorial Cartoon May 14
• Nearly 550 students graduate from Germanna
• Germanna opens new science and engineering building
• School board, superintendent to announce county teacher, classified employees of the year
• Gary's ACE Hardware opens Tuesday in Meadowbrook
• An appreciation for the 'mothers' who rise daily around the world
• READER'S VIEWS: Another look at the Republicans and Romney
• Police reports May 2-8
• READER'S VIEWS: Student loans, a teachable moment
• Local law enforcement starts seat belt enforcement
• Editorial Cartoon May 13
• RED Day volunteers restore, repair local woman's house
• Culpeper Police Explorer attends Boy Scouts event
• CCHS students grill the prosecutors on Law Day
• Police Unity Tour traveled through downtown Friday
• 'Not me' mentality going too far
• Editorial cartoon May 12
• Double Eagle
• Cub Scout Pack 1202 to collect items for animal shelter
• Special Games makes for a special day
• FoCM honored for unique way to commemorate Civil War
• Teenage perfume an assault on the senses
• PERSPECTIVE: Va. delegation as dysfunctional family
• PERSPECTIVE: Occupy mayhem
• Balaceanu helps sculpt young minds
• Culpeper Post Office kicks off annual food drive
• Adding the pieces to Mosaic Church
• FRESH & LOCAL: Farmers' markets and electronic benefit transfer
• Madison hosting four-miler training
• READER'S VIEWS: Frederick believes in justice
• PERSPECTIVE: More grift and scandals
• Balaceanu
• Editorial cartoon May 11
• Want a wider West Street? Here it comes
• Tapping into technology
• Paxton: Instills stewardship, responsibility in students
• Bopp embraces the opportunity of being a good influence on children
• Editorial Cartoon May 10
• African American Heritage Alliance takes root
• 2012 GOOD SCOUT AWARD: Culpeper's John Wayne
• 2005 CCHS grad dies in head-on collision in Shenandoah County
• Driggers: An educator from the start
• Miller: Giving students the right tools to build on
• Pa. professors to discuss new book at the library Friday
• The people make their voice heard in Indiana
• READER'S VIEWS: Megan Frederick a proven guardian of all peoples rights
• 2005 CCHS grad dies in head-on collision in Shenandoah County
• Editorial Cartoon May 9
• An emotional return home
• Gyory named Good Scout
• Town serious about borrowing to fund western bypass
• Man charged with grand larceny in MacBook theft
• Wiegel: Technology broadens understanding, builds creativity
• Metzler: Preparing students with essential skills for the future
• It's time for some big changes to occur
• READER'S VIEWS: Disappointed with movie experience
• CCSO: fire dept. volunteer used rescue squad's credit to buy gas
• Larceny Jackson mug
• Charlottesville City Council OKs marijuana resolution
• A time for overhauling our ship of state
• READER'S VIEWS: Town officials need to speak about shooting
• OUR VIEW: Public turns out in favor of Walther
• Happy Birthday, from Mr. President
• Editorial Cartoon May 8
• Atherton genuinely cares, loves students
• Blake helps students strive for independence
• Making an 'imprint on the future'
• Creating a home for mutual respect
• Editorial Cartoon May 7
• Love's mother sues UVa coaches, AD and the state
• Culpeper County Teacher of the Year
• Germanna prepares to open science/engineering building in Fredericksburg
• Richardsville man charged with reckless driving, unauthorized use of a vehicle
• Charity fundraiser helps raise money for SAFE
• READER'S VIEWS: My son – the hero
• Voter turnout is the biggest loser in our local election
• Police reports April 25-May 1
• Attorneys talk turning 18 with EVHS students
• AG, bar association president weigh in on Hash case
• Celebrating Culpeper
• The fear of over 200 years ago is here
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks for bringing traffic jams to town
• READER'S VIEWS: Justice is a process
• Editorial cartoon May 6
• Editorial cartoon May 5
• Local volunteers do time for a good cause
• Town council serious about building western bypass
• Waiting for the world to change
• Town for sale? Toomsboro, Ga., meet your new overlord
• Thanks from Culpeper Lady Thunder team
• Thank you from SAFE
• READER'S VIEWS: Town needs to rethink elections
• PERSPECTIVE: Virginia is battleground territory
• Girl Scouts team with Goodwill
• READER'S VIEWS: Frederick sets the record straight on comments at mass meeting
• PERSPECTIVE: Speculation not to blame
• The dangers of mental autopilot
• The Country Troubadours bring joy to audiences
• CCHS students direct, produce "Months on End"
• Some like it hot: a look at weekend events in Culpeper area
• Family dog attacks newborn at home in Amissville
• DNA testing leads to burglary arrests
• Police reports April 18-24
• Editorial Cartoon May 4
• Family dog attacks newborn at home in Amissville
• It is our duty to find the messages of absolute truth
• Enjoy music at The Stable this summer
• Editorial Cartoon May 3
• After school success story
• BOS approves budget; appoint Coates to Salem seat
• Free movies in May on Mount Pony
• Annual fundraiser to help raise money for SAFE
• Editorial Cartoon May 2
• Clear path to high-paying federal jobs
• Culpeper Town Council election: Incumbents victorious
• Two-month-old infant, 28-year-old Culpeper man die in crash
• Why I don't vote in local elections
• Reaves top vote getter in town of Culpeper elections
• Low turnout in today's Town Council election
• READER'S VIEWS: Tone of mass meeting was surprising
• 2-month-old dies in Monday's wreck near Reva Market
• Roger Edward Davis
• Continuing the first American tradition: Prayer
• OUR VIEW: Be sure to hit the polls today
• Wreck Monday night on Rt. 29 South at Reva Park Market
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird's' Scout visits Culpeper
• Six compete for four seats in Culpeper Town Council Election
• Trial begins for man convicted in two murders
• Culpeper to replace damaged traffic signal pole
• BOS to vote on budget, tax rates
• Editorial Cartoon May 1
• Roger Edward Davis
• Roger Edward Davis
• Culpeper Police charge two men in October murder
• Roger Edward Davis
• Gary Willie
• READER'S VIEWS: Surprised, saddened by Frederick's comments
• Election Day a chance to take 'real' action, make a difference
• CCHS names Prom King and Queen
• Editorial Cartoon April 30
• CCHS names Prom King and Queen
• EVHS choir to perform spring concert in May
• Germanna to host intelligence and homeland security summit
• GOP U.S. Senate candidates make their cases in Roanoke debate
• Editorial cartoon April 29
• Snider knows local business, brings woman's touch
• Country Club of Culpeper unveils new pro shop
• 'A diverse market'
• National Day of Prayer is Thursday
• Culpeper Day set for May 5
• Questions upon questions: family, friends spoke up for Hash
• PERSPECTIVE: It's time for America to make a grand comeback
• Looking at conflicts American has been involved in
• My thoughts on two questions
• Appalled at Frederick's speech at mass meeting
• PERSPECTIVE: Regulations: Crying wolf
• CCSO looking for larceny suspect
• Byers is Lab Technician of the Year
• Ryan supports controlled growth, prosperity
• Taking root
• Secrets of the Library: The Rise of eReading
• Handyman's blues: No restroom for the weary
• Thank you for teaching a valuable lesson
• Please write in Martha Snider
• PERSPECTIVE: Strengthen economy through growth, talent, balance
• OUR VIEW: Schools keeping students busy
• Editorial cartoon April 28
• Citizen seeks answers in Pat Cook shooting
• Locavores, summer salads and mescluns
• READER'S VIEWS: Tired of liberals attacking conservatives
• Pranas Rimeikis
• Prom crash car
• Editorial Cartoon April 27
• Rimeikis committed to serving Culpeper
• Town committee not impressed with last-minute changes to loop road
• Prom crash car at CCHS promotes responsibility
• Walther receives GOP nod for Culpeper Commonwealth's Attorney
• BREAKING NEWS: Walther wins Republican nomination
• Editorial Cartoon April 26
• Guests to tour "Mr. Madison's Neighborhood" this Saturday
• EVHS exhibit "The Crucible" this weekend
• Culpeper man charged with sexual abuse of a minor
• Committee dumps pilot recycling offer
• Reaves ready, willing to continue hometown service
• America is in need of a smaller government
• UPDATE: Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• White House gate crasher Salahi plans run for governor
• UPDATE: Newt Gingrich all but concedes his campaign is over
• Town Council Election 2012: Olinger takes no-nonsense approach to elected office
• Coffeewood connecting to town water?
• BOS discussed proposed budget, increased tax rate
• Binns places second in regional book battle
• Three nice things about living in our community
• McDonnell's political operation to run ads in state
• Editorial Cartoon April 25
• Wakefield announces Lindstrom as new head of school
• VSP, CCSO to take part in national drug take-back Saturday
• XGRBB0418T
• Nuclear agency to hold meeting on North Anna
• Appalachian Power seeks to raise Va. fuel levy
• The 2012 Election Day lesson for oil and gas economics 101
• READER'S VIEWS: Reaves is qualified for Salem seat
• OUR VIEW: When is it going to get better?
• Editorial Cartoon April 24
• Town Council Election 2012: Lochridge laser focused on economic development
• Culpeper teen faces DWI charge in June
• Wild day at Pearl Sample
• Robbery suspect in custody
• Rixeyville man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Rixeyville man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Editorial Cartoon April 23
• This Arbor Day, burying a tree and sharing new ones
• Madison names Ernest Hoch new administrator
• Toy guns prompt weapons questions
• Teen airlifted to Uva after crash
• Monte Carlo event raises nearly $120,000 for scholarships
• CCHS design team reveal project's schematics, timeline
• Police reports April 11-17
• Want to help the Fresh Air Fund?
• Will new DNA testing reveal Scroggins' killer?
• Star-Exponent honored with two first place finishes at VPAs
• READER'S VIEWS: Eric Cantor helps small businesses create jobs
• Editorial Cartoon April 22
• Seat belts save lives
• About 400 turn out for Walk For Life
• Shedding a little bitty tear for NASA
• Editorial cartoon April 21
• Police: woman called in courthouse threats on appearance dates
• Repaving may cause delays
• Couple arrested in robbery attempt
• Chamber hosts forum for candidates
• 'Reaching every victim'
• Repaving may cause delays
• America lags in race to develop novelty money
• On President Obama and NASCAR
• PERSPECTIVE: Democratic nomination now worth something
• PERSPECTIVE: New scandals come to light
• Couple arrested in robbery attempt
• Area PBS stations to cut 11 positions
• Police: woman called in courthouse threats on appearance dates
• UPDATE: Officials fear no one survived Pakistan jet crash
• UPDATE: Judge sets $150,000 bond for George Zimmerman
• Officials say passenger jet with 127 aboard crashes in Pakistan
• Editorial cartoon April 20
• Drug tip leads to arrests at EVHS
• Culpeper native seeks commonwealth's attorney seat
• Walther to seek top prosecutor job in Culpeper
• Staying green
• O'Connell pops on The Martha Stewart Show
• Fresh & Local: The $10 Buy Local Challenge
• READER'S VIEWS: Time to rally behind Romney
• PERSPECTIVE: Diversionary tactic
• Orange middle school students face weapons charges
• UPDATE: House approves Cantor small-business tax break
• Culpeper man wanted for robbery in Fauquier
• Editorial Cartoon April 19
• Culpeper police to present awards
• Yorkshire man charged with making gun gesture at CCSO deputy
• Honoring those who give back
• Town Council candidates' forum completely civil
• CMS students to bring 'Mulan' to the stage
• What constitutes truth?
• READER'S VIEWS: Appreciating our Girl Scout Leaders
• Legendary TV host Dick Clark dies at 82
• UPDATE: House, Senate back McDonnell on phasing in raises
• Culpeper teen who crashed car into apartment charged with DUI
• Television shows can be created right here in Culpeper
• READER'S VIEWS: Reaves right choice for Salem seat
• Editorial Cartoon April 18
• Wilderness Gateway Study 'envisions patterns'
• Math night in Culpeper
• Study: IT sector grew fastest in Culpeper
• Vegas-style event to raise money for scholarships
• Editorial Cartoon April 17
• Springtime at Prince Michel
• CCPS announces teachers and classified employees of the year
• Waging war to prepare the way for the Mahdi
• OUR VIEW: 'Obamacare' good at heart, but flawed
• BREAKING: Hash case continued for DNA analysis
• A special thank you to my neighbors Hank and Pranas
• Police reports April 4-10
• Pursuit
• Eastern View High School annual prom held Saturday night
• Editorial Cartoon April 16
• Culpeper man faces second DUI, hit-and-run and felony assault on a law enforcement officer
• Murder trial delayed, defendant needs time to prepare
• Jury recommends 5 years for Fauquier man for eluding, resisting arrest
• Two Madison runners win 5K Race, Fun Walk
• Editorial cartoon April 15
• Culpeper man charged with eluding police
• Local pilots chip in for 'Remembrance Days'
• Remembering the Titanic
• State lawmakers reignite school wars over religion
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Madison families blind sided by daycare closing
• PERSPECTIVE: Hash case exemplifies Virginia's miscarriage of justice
• Charges filed in death of elderly Orange County man
• READER'S VIEWS: Don't weaken clean air protections
• OUR VIEW: Support Autism Awareness Month
• Editorial cartoon April 14
• C&C Shell burglarized twice in past six months
• Mock DUI crash shows teens result of driving drunk
• Town looks at buying new cameras for police cars
• Remembering the past
• The only good snakehead is a dead snakehead
• Foul play suspected in Orange Co. death
• Powell wins Democratic bid to face Cantor in 7th
• Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• Powell wins Democratic bid to face Cantor in 7th
• Editorial Cartoon April 13
• Kaine talks jobs, education
• The jobs of the future
• Hammond concert to benefit Orange Free Clinic
• The 2012 Culpeper Farmers' Market
• READER'S VIEWS: I believe because I reason
• UPDATE: Wildfires burn more than 17,000 acres in Va.
• Town backs time limit for reporting sexual harassment
• Renowned speaker to preach in Culpeper
• AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH: 'Everyone knows Cash'
• Editorial Cartoon April 12
• Economics is subject to the same rules of nature as anything else
• Five laptops taken from Davis Street business
• Zimmerman arrives at jail after turning self in
• 9 trapped miners rescued in Peru
• Editorial Cartoon April 11
• Four lead characters of Marching Through Culpeper cast
• Tax Day approaches
• CMA Family Physicians to welcome community during open house
• Judge: Amissville woman not competent to stand trial in shooting death of her husband
• I believe we believe what we want to believe
• READER'S VIEWS: May the work I've done speak for me!
• Threat against Cantor brings 13-month sentence
• McDonnell OKs changes to Virginia's retirement system
• Conditions make fire risk high today
• UPDATE: 127 killed in 2 days of clashes in Yemen
• Police charge man in wallet theft
• Fire crews respond to area brush fires
• Annual autism awareness 5K planned for Sunday
• Remembering history
• Police reports March 28-April 3
• Why there is a schism in Islam and what it means for Iran
• OUR VIEW: BOS should appoint placeholder
• Editorial Cartoon April 10
• Editorial Cartoon April 9
• Spring break offers reminder of lessons of kindergarten
• Route 3 Walmart groundbreaking still several months away
• Miller inducted into Angle Society
• $10,000 reward offered in Midland murder case
• Children's author offers advice to storytellers young and old at CCL
• Providing affordable dental care for the underserved
• Culpeper minor charged with distracted driving
• Home Instead celebrates third anniversary
• Powell set to challenge well-connected Cantor
• Cornering the market
• Wanderings and wonderings
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Madison is losing its childcare facility
• READER'S VIEWS: What does it mean to be "Pro-life?"
• OUR VIEW: Easter is time for renewal
• Editorial cartoon April 8
• UPDATE: Officials say all accounted for after jet crash
• Pilots in fiery Virginia Beach jet crash faced tough choices
• BOS made the right call
• PERSPECTIVE: Police wrong to track using cell phone data
• Editorial cartoon April 7
• Coming home a best-seller
• Yard sale to benefit Omega Partnership
• BOS facing tough decision
• 640 million reasons to trust no one
• Thank you from Green family
• Joerg Meyer's frustration misguided
• Jet crashed after 'catastrophic mechanical malfunction,' Navy says
• Scott Found
• Editorial Cartoon April 6
• School closed until 2014?
• Economist: Economic outlook for area bright
• CRH participates in mock drill
• Changes in place at Found and Sons
• Native Harvest going beyond organic, local
• READER'S VIEWS: Taking a trip down memory lane
• OUR VIEW: Private schools offer advantages
• Evidence released in Craigslist killing
• Cantor touts small-business tax-cut plan
• Allen stumps in Culpeper
• Found case continued to June 25
• Judge orders competency review for Riddick in triple murder
• Facebook commenting comes to Starexponent.com
• Concerned about dignity, integrity of the high court
• READER'S VIEWS: Reviewing faith, Mormon beliefs
• Editorial Cartoon April 5
• Editorial Cartoon April 4
• Check out the original 'It' girl Thursday on Mount Pony
• BOS shoots down biosolids facility
• Judge postpones sentencing in shooting death of a former CCHS football standout
• If you don't have your health, you don't have anything
• READER'S VIEWS: A Christian response to "A local look at the Mormon moment"
• Grand jury probe requested in Pat Cook shooting
• Culpeper has a Great American Main Street
• Editorial Cartoon April 3
• OUR VIEW: Fire and rescue associations need help
• American-sized visions, the Erie Canal and natural gas powered vehicles
• CCHS boys lacrosse coach rescinds resignation
• Prosecutor requests grand jury probe in Pat Cook shooting
• Editorial Cartoon April 2
• Sam: Nursing Idol is an award-winning program
• School board to hold regular meeting one week early
• Arts center in the old police station?
• BOS to discuss biosolids, roads
• Citizen planning academy could shed light on government
• Police reports March 21-27
• Learning to speak — English
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Pregnancy should be left to the mother, physicians
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Culpeper's new treasure
• READER'S VIEWS: Unions in America aren't all bad
• OUR VIEW: Coaches must be held to higher standard
• Editorial cartoon April 1
• CCSO encourages neighbors to work out noise complaints
• Award-winning author to visit the library
• Culpeper student participates in Cambodia mission
• Pat Cook's family questions killing
• 'Our hearts were broke'
• Editorial cartoon March 31
• Manager's budget proposal keeps tax rate level
• People for Pets Foundation helping find homes for felines, canines
• "You don't have to be on Main Street"
• At the truck stop, flat as an interstate possum
• Smith family says thank you
• READER'S VIEWS: More thoughts on Hash situation
• State putting localities on road to crisis
• State putting localities on road to crisis
• Free double feature crime dramas tonight on Mount Pony
• Editorial Cartoon March 30
• Editorial Cartoon March 30
• Ships ahoy
• Police seek help in identifying woman
• Madison County man gets 27 years for throwing girlfriend off bridge
• Scroggins murder assigned to Fairfax Co. cold case squad
• READER'S VIEWS: Sorry to see Tom Underwood resign
• The farther we go from the source, the less we know about what's in our food
• Thelma Scroggins
• Madison County man gets 27 years for throwing girlfriend off bridge
• Fairfax Police seek details in 1996 murder investigation
• Editorial Cartoon March 29
• Boundary line adjustment
• Are we really as free as we think?
• Culpeper man avoids jail time
• Main Street milestone
• Three judges ratify Culpeper town-county utility agreement
• Electric linemen to showcase skills during rodeo this weekend
• Michelle Obama to speak at Va. Tech commencement May 11
• Editorial Cartoon March 28
• Yes Virginia, softball is just like life
• READER'S VIEWS: Jenkins needs to come to his senses
• Questions signal deep trouble for health law
• State budget negotiations begin
• Couple faces felony charges
• Town to pay $27K fine for 2008 chlorine gas leak
• Snider: female view needed on town council
• Found resigns as CCHS boys lacrosse coach
• OUR VIEW: CCPS facing tough growth situation
• Senate passes budget
• Town to grow .48 miles per deal
• Underwood resigns from BOS
• First-degree murder case continued to April
• Editorial Cartoon March 27
• Editorial Cartoon March 27
• Town expansion
• Underwood resigns
• Every abortion is a lost and untold life-story
• Underwood resigns from BOS
• Editorial Cartoon March 26
• 'Seussical: The Musical'
• Detailing the life of author John Kennedy Toole
• Orange County growth less than one percent
• School board to discuss insurance increase, redistricting
• Body found hanging from a tree behind Belk
• Police reports March 14-20
• Dead body found hanging from a tree behind Belk Sunday
• Town expansion process almost done
• Meeting about community youth center scheduled
• Arachnophobia no more: Spiders against stink bugs
• READER'S VIEWS: The tradition ends
• Meeting about community youth center scheduled
• Editorial Cartoon March 25
• Retired FBI profiler visits library
• Editorial cartoon March 24
• Sugar pie honey bunch
• Area joblessness increases in January
• A silent love story, men in tights and cherry blossoms
• An eye-catching pink truck
• Career Fair Part IV: Revenge of the newspaperman
• Culpeper deserves better
• Today is Pat Bankhead day in Culpeper
• Culpeper icons will be missed
• 'Trust, but verify'
• Culpeper Sleep Center joins Culpeper Physician Hospital Organization
• Three-vehicle crash sends three to CRH
• Retired FBI profiler-turned-author to share insight, experi-ence
• His Village hosts Reconciliation Campaign
• Nearly 100 years in Culpeper
• Transportation: No free rides
• Editorial cartoon March 23
• Fresh & Local: The USDA and pink slime
• Senate Finance Committee approves budget
• Editorial Cartoon March 22
• Longtime Culpeper judge dies
• New pedestrian crosswalk signs to be installed
• Thanking those who give back
• BOS wraps up budget reviews
• READER'S VIEWS: There is beauty and hope in Culpeper
• Angus McDonald Green, Culpeper icon, passes on
• Cee Lo picks Chicago singer over Shields Brothers
• Convicted arsonist receives 10 more years for probation violation
• Susan Allen stumps for husband in Culpeper
• Police seek help in identifying man
• CCVFRA asks for more money from BOS
• Every spring brings a chance for something new
• Susan Allen
• Editorial Cartoon March 21
• Editorial Cartoon March 20
• One injured in one-vehicle wreck
• CCS students showcase animal habitats
• Is the Obama Administration still encouraging a policy of higher gas prices?
• READER'S VIEWS: The legacy of police and prosecutorial misconduct
• OUR VIEW: Hash release part of the process
• Police reports March 7-13
• Citizens call for Jenkins to step down
• Virginia tornado drill set for tomorrow morning
• Editorial Cartoon March 19
• Ocean Buffet a new look in a familiar spot
• Gyory named Good Scout
• Jenkins: 'Process is not complete'
• Editorial Cartoon March 18
• OUR VIEW: Not the attention we want
• READER'S VIEWS: Are we better off than we were four years ago?
• War is not always the answer
• Garrett: Convictions need to be policed
• UVa. professor: 'Not surprised' by Hash case
• Casto honored as Veteran Small Business Champion
• 2012 Regional Spelling Bee: Crawford exits in the first round
• George Huguely: Lawyers: 'Retrial' request is likely
• Sycamore Park fifth-grader competes in regional spelling bee
• Rixeyville man charged with rape, assault
• State of Culpeper: 'Culpeper is a great place'
• Just not enough space
• Now what will I use for my Evel Knievel stunt ramp?
• Culpeper Baptist Retirement Community did a great job
• PERSPECTIVE: Kaine not ruling out Super PACs
• Editorial cartoon March 17
• Rixeyville man making teeth
• Editorial page March 16
• American Boychoir to perform at CCHS tonight
• PERSPECTIVE: General Assembly: What a mess
• FRESH & LOCAL: The first six months
• READER'S VIEWS: My perspective on the women's strike force
• Jenkins to hold community meeting
• Hash greeted with high security, media interest
• Hash gains independence
• Editorial Cartoon March 15
• The end of the party of small government
• Culpeper County in the Civil War
• CCPS discuss budget with BOS
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in shootings response
• BREAKING NEWS: Judge grants Hash's bond
• Editorial Cartoon March 14
• Eastern View's got talent
• UVa helps world's tallest man finally stop growing
• Culpeper man gets 40 years for slaying
• Town enhances health coverage for employees' families
• Is coaching girls softball anything like being a dad?
• READER'S VIEWS: The devil made me do it will not work here ...
• Not surprised by news in Culpeper
• Congratulations to Close for stepping down
• OUR VIEW: Close was right to resign
• Mineral DMV Select to be dedicated
• State rests in Va. Tech wrongful death trial
• Editorial Cartoon March 13
• General Assembly Update
• Tim Tebow's dinner comments to us (and 1,000 other people)
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper girls soccer leads spring teams
• Special events flourish this spring
• CPD, CCSO to increase patrols for St. Patrick's Day
• School board approves $75.5 million budget for FY 2013
• Amid growing Hash controversy, Close resigns
• Editorial Cartoon March 13
• BREAKING NEWS: Close resigns amid Hash scandal
• Editorial Cartoon March 12
• Political parties should pay to label their own candidates
• Even after verdict, press still fighting for access to Huguely evidence
• Meet Culpeper's Louvre
• St. Luke's fundraiser collects $25,000
• Police reports Feb. 29-March 6
• Editorial cartoon March 11
• How investigation 'offended a sense of justice'
• A winning smile
• The moving finger writes
• Limbaugh admits lack of principles
• Thoughts on Hash case
• PERSPECTIVE: Should the U.S. attack Iran?
• READER'S VIEWS: People, taxes and corporations
• Editorial cartoon March 10
• Greene County church reopens following fire more than year ago
• St. Luke's picks Mello
• Hash one step closer to freedom
• Never say that penguins aren't funny
• PERSPECTIVE: Transportation heading down wrong way, fast
• READER'S VIEWS: The state needs a budget
• 'Culpeper Three' timeline: what's next in the Hash case?
• House, Senate heading to special session on state budget
• BREAKING NEWS: Hash to be housed at Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail
• 'Come This Way' author visits seniors
• Fisher continues to review Culpeper officer's involvement in fatal shooting
• 'Art of Marriage' course helps return the 'sizzle'
• High winds down trees in the area
• Retired WFLS icon Brian Strobel killed
• Cookbooks for locavores
• READER'S VIEWS: Budget impasse is worrisome
• Editorial Cartoon, March 9
• Madison girl charged in attack
• Defendant: 'Rashad Riddick's ready to go to trial'
• Hash release sought
• READER'S VIEWS: Romney on 'people'
• Editorial Cartoon March 8
• Local residents attend fall prevention seminar
• Special prosecutor named in rejected Culpeper murder case
• UPDATE: McDonnell signs ultrasound abortion bill
• Defendant: 'Rashad Riddick's ready to go to trial'
• Editorial Cartoon March 7
• One injured after scooter and car collide at West and Evans
• The truth will be told about the Patricia Cook case
• OUR VIEW: Stars came out this winter
• Culpeper County picks Romney in GOP primary
• Board tables bio-solids permit
• Ex-mayor to run in 2012 town council election
• Orange man charged with attempted capital murder
• Orange man charged with attempted capital murder
• Low voter turnout in Culpeper
• No injuries reported in Walmart's bakery fire
• Riddick indicted on capital murder charges
• Harper DWI case delayed again
• READER'S VIEWS: Beer tax would generate income
• A new national challenge
• OUR VIEW: Our area seems to support Allen
• Editorial Cartoon March 6
• CRI brings magic to the depot
• Editorial Cartoon March 5
• Local cardiologist chosen as one of the area's top doctors
• Aging Together, CRH host falls seminar
• Mother, lawyer teamed up to prove Hash's innocence
• Abortion ultrasound bill passes Senate, McDonnell should can it
• Is this integrity?
• READER'S VIEWS: Close should resign after Hash issue
• Police reports Feb. 22-28
• NH woman critically injured in Rappahannock plane crash
• Attorny General will not appeal overturned conviction
• Depot-area Waters Place back on track
• OUR VIEW: Close, Jenkins need to rebuild trust
• The clock is ticking when it comes to Afghanistan and our future
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Republicans attack on education why middle class is shrinking
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Prayers for victim's family and officer
• READER'S VIEWS: Gov. Kaine's ideas for the Senate
• editorial cartoon March 4
• Like a fine wine
• Editorial cartoon March 3
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss
• VSP still seeks public's help in Reynolds murder case
• Orange County files suit against American Press
• Abshire appeals murder conviction
• What are Republicans thinking?
• Inmates cleaning parks a good idea
• READER'S VIEWS: Gary Close should resign
• OUR VIEW: Shields Brothers excite on The Voice
• Editorial Cartoon March 2
• Mountain View Community Church raising funds for mission trip
• Culpeper man charged with gang activity in school area
• Retired career counselor shares advice about seeking employment
• HASH CONVICTION OVERTURNED: Father: it was all lies
• The growing number of young farmers, part two
• Hash
• Editorial Cartoon March 1
• Spotlight on research
• Local author, sub, has book displayed at EVHS library
• Federal judge overturns Hash's 2001 murder conviction
• SNP visitors spent $71.8 million in 2010
• Why are gas prices climbing? It's not why you think.
• READER'S VIEWS: Budget issues main focus in senate
• Elderly Warrenton man dies after two-vehicle crash
• Senate fails to pass House budget; sets up impasse
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 29
• Shields Brothers rock "The Voice"
• Local men sign on with Massachusetts recruiters
• Town Council discusses 'No Turn on Red' rule at Main and Evans
• Louisa County closes Trevilians gym over new damage from quake
• Officer's name not released
• Get ready for the political blitz
• READER'S VIEWS: Budget approval important
• OUR VIEW: Church family lessens burden
• UPDATE: Senate approves ultrasound abortion mandate
• One Love' tournament raises nearly $2,800 for suicide prevention
• Building on a dream
• The inadvertent turning point in the long war against terror
• READER'S VIEWS: Defining conservatism
• OUR VIEW: Public concerned about education
• Police reports Feb. 15-21
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 28
• One injured in Sunday crash at McDonald's
• Local inmates help beautify the town
• Jurors discuss deciding Huguely's fate
• Statehouse approves funding for circuit court judge vacancy
• Former Cavalier football player faces marijuana charge
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 27
• Stars and variety times 16 in March on Mount Pony
• Second annual Tri-All-Thon held Saturday
• Special prosecutor says fatal shooting case top priority
• Don't blame me, I voted for Houck!: HB462 makes Va. a joke
• OUR VIEW: No turn on red causing a fuss
• Why we should care as a nation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cook a great loss to the community
• READER'S VIEWS: Shooting saddens, worries me
• Presidential primary, town council election updates
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 26
• 'He gunned down my sister'
• Apartment condemned after morning crash
• French chairs link Madison to Washington
• Kaine: 'I'll do what I think is right'
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 25
• One-man show at Rising Sun Auto
• Company soliciting ad sales to benefit D.A.R.E. program
• Stevensburg church family rallies around Hitts
• Meadowbrook hardware store reopens for liquidation sale
• OUR VIEW: Winter sports left us hungry
• Free-fallin' or 'what did you do this time, idiot?'
• Public apologies to mayor, chief
• PERSPECTIVE: Lawmakers quietly move to raise their own pay
• CPD investigating possible shots fired
• CPD: No one injured in afternoon shooting
• Hazardous weather forecast for Culpeper, area
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 24
• Many support jury's murder conviction of Huguely
• No Child Left Behind Act: Virginia finalizes waiver request
• Abshire perjury charge review postponed
• Culpeper woman displaced after car slams into home
• Moo Thru and The Ice Cream Dream, Part 2
• READER'S VIEWS: Testing is not the answer for students
• UPDATE: State Senate scuttles 'personhood' bill
• Senate backs bill on storing firearms
• Culpeper woman displaced after car slams into her home
• McDonnell hopes to get amended ultrasound bill
• One airlifted after vehicle crashes into house
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 23
• Free black men come to Culpeper as Civil War soldiers
• Bringing history to life
• North Anna: Elevated levels of radiation detected
• Jury convicts George Huguely, recommends up to 26 years
• READER'S VIEWS: Fighting for more education, health funding
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper celebrates Black History month
• BREAKING NEWS: Huguely found guilty of second-degree murder
• McDonnell denounces ultrasound bill; House passes weaker version
• Louisa man pleads guilty in hit and run
• Deliberations ongoing in Huguely trial
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 22
• Watch out: It's no turn on red at Main and Evans
• Making beautiful music
• Arsonist to face probation violation charges in March
• Bus driver suffered medical condition before crash
• Predicting the Oscar winners
• READER'S VIEWS: Thoughts on recent shooting
• Local author releases new biography of film pioneer Thomas Ince
• Snow today, spring temps tomorrow?
• Raffle to help raise money for St. Luke's
• Volunteer Farm of Culpeper shoots for 60,000 pounds in 2012
• No students hurt in CCPS bus wreck
• GEORGE HUGUELY MURDER TRIAL: Jury mulls its decision over 3-day weekend
• Police reports for Feb. 8-14
• READER'S VIEWS: To bee or not to bee, that is the question
• The Virginia of George Washington's boyhood
• OUR VIEW: Let's make Culpeper safer
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 21
• Three-day break a wild card factor for Huguely jury
• 'A little light that shone'
• Have comments gone too far? New Haven newspaper says 'yes'
• READER'S VIEWS: Find your voice and speak out
• Marching Through Culpeper
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 20
• House fire displaces Culpeper man
• Getting a lesson on black history
• CCHS renovation could start in October
• Dueling budgets emerge
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 19
• Culpeper Cosmetology trains students for workforce
• George Huguely Murder Trial: Jury delays deliberating
• The role slaves played in the Civil War
• Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic to offer "Children's Dental Health Open House"
• Carnivale hits downtown Culpeper
• Sheriff's institute offers scholarships
• You cannot spend your way out of debt
• READER'S VIEWS: Today is Grover Dean Day
• OUR VIEW: Teachers feeling a lack of respect
• Local pooch best of breed
• Culpeper woman dead in single vehicle crash
• Police need help identifying woman
• The plight of the penny and how I can make some coin
• We don't know the whole story, yet
• Others want to enjoy woodlands too
• READER'S VIEWS: Continuing contracts aren't bad
• OUR VIEW: Shanks joins ranks of elite players
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 18
• EVHS hosts charity basketball game
• UPDATE: Suicide bomb suspect from N.Va. arrested near U.S. Capitol
• Huguely Trial, UPDATED 11:30 a.m. - Value of Love's computer contested
• Manna Ministry hosts yard sale Saturday
• FRESH & LOCAL: Moo Thru & The Ice Cream Dream
• Remembering Noah Price
• PERSPECTIVE: Modest progress being made with China
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 17
• Widower to pursue lawsuit
• Spotsy Lions Club to host adult spelling bee to help raise money for scholarships
• Culpeper bar requests judge funding
• Bank owns Centre at Culpeper
• READER'S VIEWS: I don't think the town is safe
• Sludge
• Sludge
• Sludge
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 16
• CCHS fine tunes a classic novel
• Town reimburses family for sludge in basement
• Huguely Murder Trial: Teammates recall erratic behavior
• New building codes to take effect
• Teachers plan public "mourning" of budget cuts, term contracts
• How are we going to pay the next generation?
• UPDATE 5:57 p.m.: Defense opens with its own experts
• Quinn moving on from Madison
• Learning the basics
• Special prosecutor named for shooting case
• EVHS student recognized for volunteerism
• Trooper arrested on child sex charges
• Suit against Star-Exponent dismissed
• Medical experts testify in Huguely case
• Another slap in the face from the changing times
• READER'S VIEWS: Senate bill 368 moves along
• OUR VIEW: Patience is needed in investigation
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 15
• Huguely Trial Day 7, UPDATED 4:10 p.m. - Medical experts continue to testify
• CCSB approves VIRP
• Celebrating the benefits of marriage
• READER'S VIEWS: General Assembly reaches Crossover this week
• OUR VIEW: Why not allow Sunday hunting?
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 14
• Lawyers question medical examiner in Huguely murder trial
• Three Culpeper residents face felony cocaine possession charges
• Carnivale comes to Culpeper Saturday
• Controversy mounts in police shooting of housewife
• House passes bill requiring earthquake insurance notice
• Huguely Trial Day 6, UPDATED 12:45 p.m. - He had cuts, bruises when police interviewed him
• Judge says Jerry Sandusky can see his grandchildren
• Public teacher contract overhaul passes House
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 13
• 23rd USCT demonstrated bravery, resilience
• School board to discuss VIRP
• Huguely murder trial enters second week
• Culpeper should manage its own zoning
• READER'S VIEW: Where is the public outcry?
• Police Reports Feb. 1-7
• COLUMN: We are faced with disinformation
• PERSPECTIVE: On sweets and obesity
• PERSPECTIVE: Are Virginia colleges ripping us off?
• PERSPECTIVE: The parties of no
• Hoop dreams
• Clevenger's rezoning set for public hearing
• Masco Cabinetry's Strauss named 'Market Leader'
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 12
• The gospel according to Obama
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 11
• Confusing picture emerges in fatal police shooting
• CPD policy: deadly force last resort
• Police seek possible car thief
• OUR VIEW: Proposal setting teams up to fail
• Culpeper's unknown freedom fighters
• Let the games begin
• I'll probably never wear scratch-and-sniff jeans
• People who park in fire lanes need to be fined
• Court sentences local airman's killer to life
• Shooting
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 10
• Volunteer Community Farms help out
• Ex-lovers of Huguely, Love testify
• CCPS upset over NCLB waiver
• Culpeper woman shot dead in police altercation
• Culpeper woman confirmed dead in East Street shooting
• One dead after downtown shooting
• Poll finds strong support for drug testing welfare recipients
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 9
• EVHS takes a bite out of a classic
• READER'S VIEWS: Another busy week in the Senate
• Commission discusses secondary roads
• Accounts of Love's death split
• UPDATED 10:45 a.m., Day 3: Jury sworn in
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 8
• Board approves renovation architect funding
• Board defers biosolids decision
• Captive Free plays at Reformation Lutheran Church tonight
• Snider joins Team Cantor
• NWS predicts about an inch of snow for Culpeper today
• Jury pool selected in Huguely case
• Walmart nearly ready to bid out construction of store
• A partial explanation of bad human behavior
• READER'S VIEWS: Busy week for the General Assembly
• Bill would signal big change for 100,000 Va. teachers
• UPDATE Day 2, 10:40 a.m.: Jury selection process moves ahead
• Jury selection process under way in Huguely murder trial
• Town seeks to mitigate EPA fine for chlorine gas leak
• The Dark Horse and the Dark Beauty: President and Mrs. James K. Polk
• READER'S VIEWS: Republicans vote against facts
• OUR VIEW: Drop It! program helps in many areas
• Crackdown on texting while driving clears Senate panel
• Crawford
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 7
• Sycamore Park student wins local spelling bee
• Natural foods market opens in Duke Street Shopping Center
• Crackdown on texting while driving clears Senate panel
• Attorneys eliminating far more potential jurors than they're accepting
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 6
• Ready, get set, go!
• Antioch names Sledge as pastor
• Woman charged in car accident
• Super Bowl Monday great reminder to recycle
• Police reports Jan. 25-30
• 'Going Wild in Your Backyard'
• DMB's Capshaw is Braggs Corner investor
• Taxation without effective representation
• PERSPECTIVE: Is there a conflict of interest with GM?
• PERSPECTIVE: Va.'s big-government governor
• OUR VIEW: Thank those that preserve history
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 5
• Trucks prohibited on Rt. 620
• Joe and Linda Daniel named to GCC's President's Circle
• War rumbles in
• Culpeper bar endorses Durrer
• Joe and Linda Daniel named to GCC's President's Circle
• PERSPECTIVE: Romney ready for November showdown
• Mr. Romance makes his return
• READER'S VIEWS: Traci Dippert, Culpeper
• OUR VIEW: Esquared a great opportunity
• House panel backs primary date change, photo-ID bill
• museum
• U.S. House to take up STOCK act
• UPDATE: Man gets 20 years for wreck that killed nun
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 4
• Va. Senate puts off vote on one-gun-a-month repeal
• UVa-Wise chancellor dies suddenly
• Virginia inmate on work release escapes
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 3
• Web searching for locally grown food
• READER'S VIEWS: Why you should support Gingrich for president
• HBCUs and black education in America
• Woman charged in fatal wreck deemed competent by judge
• Arrivederci Lucio
• Police charge three teens in thefts
• Police to increase Super Bowl DUI enforcement
• Jury recommends $15.4 million in damages
• UPDATE: 1 abortion restriction fails; another advances
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• AP says Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 2
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 2
• Canine units search county jail
• Creative competition
• FEMA closing area disaster centers
• Town takes aim at foraging deer on farmland
• Police seek leads in home invasion
• READER'S VIEWS: Not the right call making W. Williams St. one way
• General Assembly bid to get marijuana reclassified fails
• Showing school spirit with snowmen
• Where ever hope comes from, it's real
• READER'S VIEWS: An update from the General Assembly
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 1
• Black History Month: Packard Campus Theater screens miniseries "Roots" starting Thursday
• Barbershop quartet preparing to deliver singing Valentine's
• Culpeper growth slows down
• Former pharmacy worker pleads guilty to embezzlement charges
• Study faults costs, courses at the state's colleges
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 31
• C-Red Hot Divas raise $3,500 for Free Clinic of Culpeper
• Culpeper finally approves utility deal, town boundary expansion
• Judge orders tax abatements
• Tuning into God
• Two arrested in attempted prescription fraud
• Third suspect charged in Walmart counterfeit scheme
• Bella Santorum and the emotional impact of tough decisions
• READER'S VIEWS: Thanks to everyone who helped with Elderly Angel Tree
• OUR VIEW: Planning commission should keep open mind
• McDonnell reports $43,500 in taxpayer-funded trips
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Judge orders tax abatements
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 30
• CMA Family Physicians relocates to new facility today
• CCPS to cut costs, reduce vandalism with dark campus policy
• Huguely jury selection process further discussed
• Police reports for Jan. 18-24
• Live music at the Depot this weekend promises family fun
• READER'S VIEWS: Balancing the budget: A life or death issue
• READER'S VIEWS: Update from Sen. Reeves
• OUR VIEW: School division deserves pay increase
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 29
• Drop It! challenge kicks off
• Scouts chill out in Stevensburg
• Museum move to Depot idea progressing
• County, town to vote on utility agreement
• COLUMN: Searching for economic leadership
• LETTERS: Traffic safety cameras can help save lives
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 28
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 28
• CCHS holds talent show
• Cell company occupies old tractor dealership
• Opportunity to attend HBCU college festival
• Town software problem fixed
• Williams Street going one-way
• Landing the exclusive Miller monkey interview
• Headline reveals true politics
• Honoring the memory of JoePa
• READER'S VIEWS: More crime prevention tips
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper leading the charge in health issues
• READER'S VIEWS: Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day 2012 was a success
• Parents mark second anniversary of discovery of daughter's remains
• Funding needed for judge replacement
• Kingsland, Ga. is Lovetown, USA
• Waters Place project at standstill
• Town software issue delays payment credits
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 27
• The first signs of spring
• UVa study finds drug used with chemo increases colon cancer survival rate
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 26
• Checkmate
• Wanted Elkwood man arrested after pursuit
• Orange man caught after foot pursuit
• Seventh District stays mostly white, Republican
• READER'S VIEWS: Commission erred by not allowing tattoo parlor
• OUR VIEW: New truck a needed addition
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Amissville woman charged with first-degree murder in estranged husband's shooting death
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 25
• Officials hold quake aid meeting
• Hutchins returns as CCSB vice chairwoman
• Superintendent recommends 2% salary increase
• Attorneys recognize departing judge
• Police warn of phone, email scam
• Police: Thieves targeting unlocked vehicles
• An angry Newt is not what we need
• READER'S VIEWS: Uranium mining affects our area
• Finding the children hidden behind unreported sexual abuse
• READER'S VIEWS: Shedding light on tax issues
• OUR VIEW: BOS should steer clear of biosolids facility
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 24
• Museum prepares for new gallery-wide exhibit opening Feb. 4
• School board to select vice chair, award design contract tonight
• Kaine opens campaign headquarters
• Spotsy prosecutor DWI case continued to March
• Men sentenced in Louisa County beating
• Police ID woman found in hotel room
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 23
• E-Squared kickoff set for Feb. 1
• Learning about a paralyzing, rare disorder
• Area schools to participate in anti-bullying activities
• Police reports for Jan. 11-17
• Drop It! Challenge comes just in time for Deen disciples
• Clements and commission show hypocrisy and elitism over tattoos
• Local man
• Partnering to stop suicide
• Proposed Route 3 roundabout out
• Producers to teach TV classes
• Civil War graffiti exposed
• Deputies catch hit-and-run suspect after pursuit
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 22
• COLUMN: Give me Liberty of give me death
• LETTERS: Where does Mayor stand on ethics?
• READER'S VIEWS: What makes a president?
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper bouncing back
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 21
• Cowherd: nephew among Marines killed in Afghanistan helicopter crash
• Riddick capital murder charges certified to grand jury
• Town police investigating wreck
• Downtown fire causes minor damage
• Crash kills power in Brandy Station
• Culpeper resident receives award for service in Afghanistan
• It's amazing what a grin will do
• The great boat lift
• OUR VIEW: Honoring Dr. King with love
• Lever
• Cowherd: nephew among Marines killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 20
• 5.5 percent of county under easement
• Mystery aircraft issues linger
• Family, friends honor slain Madison family
• Joining forces to fight strokes
• Bible study group offered for young women
• Costa ordained as new St. Luke's pastor
• FRESH & LOCAL: Choosing where to live and work
• Why is there a need for new truck?
• PERSPECTIVE: Cancel the war and fix the wounded
• PERSPECTIVE: Va. kinship care last in the nation
• GQ: Cantor most powerful person in Washington
• Police: Man on PCP breaks into house
• Trial under way for Charlottesville man
• More aftershocks reported Wednesday near Mineral
• Judge to manage Charlottesville firm
• READER'S VIEWS: Addressing the council ethics situation
• OUR VIEW: Tourney honors the past
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 19
• Roll with Rocknoceros
• Three-vehicle wreck sends two to hospital
• Culpeper man on PCP breaks into Madison home, thinks his home
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 18
• IDs of potential counterfeiters sought
• Judge orders tax refund
• Culpeper quake aid from FEMA reaches $104,000
• CCVFD receives $873k grant
• Planners say no way to tattoo parlor on Davis Street
• Orange man charged following two-vehicle accident
• Two hundred gallons of trash is a bit much
• General Assembly update from Del. Scott
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Culpeper faces $160K fine for 2008 chlorine leak
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 17
• OUR VIEW: Bonuses a conundrum
• Orange County Dem seeks party nomination in race against Cantor
• Jazz duo to perform at library next week
• Families reconcile, heal a history of slavery
• 'It's your time'
• Tea Party and Occupy Movement could unite against the 17.9% phone surcharge
• Police reports Jan. 4-10
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 16
• Here come the brides
• Candle ignites apartment fire
• Town testing LED streetlights on North Main
• Fund established in memory of three killed in Madison last year
• Supes seek committee applicants
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 16
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 15
• Town faces $160K fine for 2008 chlorine leak
• Girl Scouts hold recruitment event
• Town police pleased with survey results
• COLUMN: Loving free speech is easy, until we hate what somebody said
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Winter safety- Use your head to protect your brain
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: SOPA bill contains negative parts as well
• READER'S VIEWS: 'Pretty Woman' drama in the White House
• PERSPECTIVE: Interesting parallels between Va., Md.
• House of Delegates passes congressional redistricting plan
• Cantor keeps Culpeper
• COLUMN: Dead people voting can only mean one thing
• LETTERS: Reeves ready to serve community
• LETTERS: Thank you to former sheriff
• READER'S VIEWS: Bag tax is a moronic idea
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 14
• House of Delegates passes congressional redistricting plan
• Culpeper Bridal Show set for Sunday
• FEMA approves $76K for Culpeper quake damage
• Scott named to budget oversight committee
• OUR VIEW: Zamora defended home, family
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 13
• Closer cancer care
• Prince Michel Vineyards hosts first Thirsty Thursday event
• Abshire gets life in prison for wife's murder
• 39,000 acres of open space protected
• The growing number of young farmers
• READER'S VIEW: Crime prevention tips for the home and family
• Abshire sentenced to life in wife's murder
• Abshire to be sentenced today in wife's murder
• Biosolid facility denied
• VSP honors Good Samaritans
• READER'S VIEWS: Thoughts on the Sheriff's office
• America must always move forward
• OUR VIEW: Congrats all around the town
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 12
• Bella Mia's Carmine says: We'll be back
• This Week in Culpeper History
• FEMA approves $53K in quake aid for Culpeper
• VSP honors Good Samaritans
• Get ready to Drop It!
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 11
• Can we finally have a year without war?
• READER'S VIEWS: Branch addresses bonuses
• OUR VIEW: Catching up on sports news
• Commission to hear biosolids storage request
• Unethical for councilmen to skip conference classes?
• Local FEMA disaster centers closed Sundays
• Surprise snow shower
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 10
• VSP captain thanks people who helped save unconscious car fire victim
• CCPS prepare for another difficult budget season
• School board authorizes superintendent to negotiate design contract
• Carlsons excited to direct 'Marching Through Culpeper'
• The helpfulness of adulteries by presidential candidates
• OUR VIEW: House plan made more sense
• Police reports Dec. 28-Jan. 3
• VSP Captain thanks people who helped save unconscious car fire victim
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 9
• Redistricting boots longtime official out of her district
• School board to pick architectural firm for CCHS renovation
• Va. GOP primary courts disaster with oath and ballot
• Culpeper native releases book
• Town installing automated electric readers
• Sheriff discusses personnel decisions
• More than 3K area people have applied for FEMA quake aid
• Trying to understand the logic of Super PACs
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Lions thankful for help with Santa breakfast
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Houck says 'thanks' and goodbye
• PERSPECTIVE: Former Gov. Allen was right
• OUR VIEW: Giving kudos where they're do
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 8
• READER'S VIEWS: Survey for Scott's constituents
• OUR VIEW: Happy to see new ventures thriving
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 7
• Sweely sold for $10.2 million
• 'Climate' control
• Route 3 widening preparations continue
• Witness: Sleepy driver flips car on Main Street
• No device found in Culpeper courthouse following bomb threat
• When a lathe is just a lathe
• Witness: sleepy driver flips car on Main Street
• Bomb threat at Culpeper Courthouse
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 6
• Town to raze old PD this month
• 'Elvis' plays Pepper's tonight
• Former CCSO employees received bonuses
• Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification, redux
• Culpeper man dies in Wednesday's head-on collision
• Culpeper man dies in Wednesday's head-on collision
• Crash sends at least four to the hospital
• Police charge man with theft
• The GOP chose big government in Iowa
• Thank you from Boy Scout Troop 196
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 5
• Partnership bringing breast care services to Culpeper
• Board shelves zoning amendments
• Town hoping FEMA picks up bill as quake costs mount
• Local MMA instructor thwarts break-in attempt
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 4
• Cashing in with coin, jewelry buyer
• READER'S VIEWS: Telecheck conducting unfair consumer reporting
• Do we have to elect our leaders?
• New gas station/convenience store slated for Elkwood
• Volunteer naturalist group needs helpers
• Board approves refunding bus taxes
• Police reports Dec. 21-27
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• READER'S VIEWS: Slow down and say thanks
• OUR VIEW: Losing weight a top choice of resolutions
• Police reports for Dec. 21-27
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 3
• Flamenco ensemble coming to CCHS
• Culpeper couple welcomes first baby of the year at CRH
• Eight tuition-free colleges help college dreams come true
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 2
• Reader's Views: Comprehensive plan is wrong
• A mom's advice: Don't be afraid to rip the seams and try again
• Salute to sound
• Old Man Winter moves in
• Costs for Levy Building demo skyrocket
• Steak night
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 1
• Wake up America, incompetence is hurting us
• Thank you for letting me serve
• READER'S VIEWS: Who is "best qualified" to manage a law enforcement agency
• OUR VIEW: A look back at the year that was
• Community invited to participate in vow of silence
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 31
• Breeder's dog to compete at Westminster
• Part two of the year in review
• READER'S VIEWS: I'm ready to vote out Congress
• PERSPECTIVE: Perry, Gingrich at fault for ballot snafu
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 30
• 'Thankful for a need'
• Getting kids in gear
• FEMA approves Culpeper quake aid
• Thanks to media blitz, culprits arrested
• FRESH & LOCAL: Schechter Poultry and Interstate Commerce
• READER'S VIEWS: Deputies who were not reappointed were some of the best
• PERSPECTIVE: The plight of Egypt's Copts
• Culpeper police searching for Walmart thieves
• County wins 'green' award
• Heart and soul: Krawchuk loves Culpeper
• You can learn a lifetime of lessons by breaking your toys
• PERSPECTIVE: Plymouth Rock
• PERSPECTIVE: It's not easy being a can designer
• READER'S VIEWS: Healthy Culpeper gives thanks for all the help
• PERSPECTIVE: Tax laws need to be rewritten for e-tailers
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 29
• Ex-Greene deputies lash out at sheriff-elect, say firings make public unsafe
• Culpeper police searching for Walmart thieves
• Police reports for Dec. 7-19
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 28
• Town sets tree pickup dates
• County, town to vote on utility agreement
• Culpeper Sears to stay open
• Accountant receives chamber award
• Spotsylvania prosecutor faces a DWI charge
• Some wishes for the New Year
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 27
• READER'S VIEWS: "Assembly line medicine"
• Jessica Lynch: Being thankful for what she's been given and persevering
• OUR VIEW: Still not sold on parking garages
• Caring for the community
• Single-vehicle wreck sends one to hospital
• Convicted Culpeper dentist has six months left on his prison term
• Culpeper's Top 10 list of 2011
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 25
• OUR VIEW: Don't forget your neighbor
• VDOT lifts lane closures for travelers
• An angel among us
• Auto shop named business of the year
• State police to increase enforcement
• COLUMN: We Celebrate Christmas Because God is With Us
• Perspective: Who do you want answering the phone?
• Letter to the editor: Church offers thanks
• Reader's Views: CCSO thanks community for successful event
• Perspective: McDonnell's $85 million budget has many critics
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 24
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 23
• Bringing history to the stage
• PERSPECTIVE: Korea's future is uncertain
• Culpeper included on FEMA application for quake aid, finally
• Quake support: Open Door Baptist lives up to its name
• The Pete Hill Baseball Card Set
• Culpeper friends remember Trooper "Nick"
• PERSPECTIVE: Who are you going to call in a crisis?
• PERSPECTIVE: Uranium mining still a few years away
• PERSPECTIVE: Would you buy an electric car from this man?
• Pete Hill
• Dec 22 cartoon
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 22
• Woman charged with grand larceny in Baby Jesus theft
• Albemarle family of 4, UVa grad killed in plane crash
• Suspect in Greene triple homicide may be mentally disabled, lawyers say
• Frenchman's Corner coming to C'ville
• A taste of history
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Giving of yourself is what Christmas is about
• Why go to Capitol Hill if you can't get rich?
• PERSPECTIVE: State shouldn't condone adoption bias
• OUR VIEW: The reason for the season
• Giving the gift of love
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 21
• READER'S VIEWS: Parking downtown is a perceived problem
• Faith in our youth is justified
• Five charged with killing deer using a spotlight on private property
• Germanna delivers nearly 900 degrees, certificates at inaugural fall commencement
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Editorial Cartoon, Dec. 20
• We celebrate Christmas because God is with us
• OUR VIEW: Town needs youth center
• Pair charged in burglary, assault
• Woman flown to U.Va. following two-vehicle wreck
• Rest assured
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 19
• PWC kicks off Health Matters classes in January
• Giving the gift of warmth
• Be A Culpeper Local and give an extra gift this season
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Impressed by Wilkie's column
• PERSPECTIVE: Democratic Fairfax embraces its inner tea party
• OUR VIEW: Thoughts on tourism and economic development
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 18
• Culpeper band students earn All-District XII selections
• Town Council getting new committee meeting room
• Why the Transit Benefit Allowance is wasteful
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 17
• A splash of holiday cheer
• Three's a charm
• Germanna bases new Executive Accelerated Associate Degree Business Administration Program at Daniel Technology Center
• Counting down the top monkey stories of 2011
• Bureaucratic infighting needs to end
• READER'S VIEWS: Spreading the Christmas spirit
• FRESH & LOCAL: Explaining Community Supported Agriculture
• PERSPECTIVE: Executive asks, 'Is uranium a good business?'
• PERSPECTIVE: Bell's no Wyatt Earp
• Nutcracker
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 16
• Homelessness, affordable housing: It's tough out there
• Culpeper Police charge woman in counterfeiting scheme
• Germanna to hold first fall commencement on Monday
• St. Luke's welcomes new pastor
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 15
• 'If we have the money, we need to put it in tourism'
• Commission forwards zoning amendments
• Away from his manger: Baby Jesus stolen from F'burg Nativity
• 'I'm not going anywhere'
• Precious Blood presents Christmas stories
• The holiday that got away: Why we need to honor the Bill of Rights on Dec. 15
• Senators need to reauthorize Violence against Women Act
• READER'S VIEWS: Considering the Tebow effect
• OUR VIEW: Christmas cheer rampant in Culpeper
• Away from his manger: Baby Jesus gone from F'burg nativity
• Governor recognizes local tree farm
• Woman receives four-month sentence
• Town holds off on economic development position
• County mulls buying complex
• READER'S VIEWS: Zoning changes: More than meets the eye?
• Random thoughts on 'Lovetown' and beyond
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 14
• Suspected Craigslist killer will face jury in January
• Quake relief for downtown Culpeper – sort of
• OUR VIEW: Move to Evergreen makes sense
• Police reports for Nov. 30-Dec. 6
• Couple arrested
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 13
• Man faces DUI, eluding police charges following traffic stop
• Being prepared in a disaster
• Couple charged with shoplifting, man charged with assaulting police
• CCSB approves renovation committee members
• CMA Family Physicians to move to new location next month
• What if Christmas is true?
• READER'S VIEWS: Culpeper celebrates Bobby Thornhill Day
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 12
• Little angels take wing to make noise for Salvation Army
• School board to vote on CCHS renovation committee
• Culpeper Relay for Life No. 6 in the nation
• Search for missing Madison woman ends without any new clues
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 11
• Lucky to have Culpeper Regional Hospital
• Change - are we better for it?
• Local pilot releases book
• Group holds veterans dinner
• Museum holds 'holiday house'
• Local Democrats "not done fighting"
• Further details emerge in Simpson case
• COLUMN: Hearing the call of the open road
• LETTERS: Adopt a highway if you're worried about litter
• LETTERS: Ponder this
• Perspective: Support your freedoms this holiday season
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper is heart broken
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 10
• The reason for the season
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 9
• State convicts 4 in PCP bust
• Holy cow: Batna Holstein gives birth to live triplets
• Contrast and saturation
• Fresh & Local: Farm Risk and MF Global, Part 2
• A trip to Bethlehem
• Thank you to CRH staff
• PERSPECTIVE: Foreclosing on a goofy notion
• Lovetown, USA dumps Culpeper
• Christmas band concerts to be held Sunday
• Museum of Culpeper History to hold annual event
• Culpeper's Torpedo Factory?
• There's a generational gap in the GOP
• OUR VIEW: Does Culpeper need another school?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you from Novum Baptist
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tax money could be used for economic stimulus
• HOW I SEE IT: Is China a threat to the United States?
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 8
• 'Choices for the kids'
• Culpeper will not be 'Lovetown, USA'
• Thanks from the Culpeper Food Closet
• READER'S VIEWS: New rule would speed up development without protecting rural land
• PERSPECTIVE: Not looking forward to devolution
• PERSPECTIVE: Not looking forward to devolution
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 7
• PCP bust leads to convictions
• Lighting up the night
• State panel endorses Culpeper utility deal
• Board recognizes sheriff, senator
• Be respectful to the Earth and your neighbors
• Police investigate attempted motel robbery
• Federal aid for Louisa County quake victims tops $5 million
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 6
• Lovetown, USA courtship continues
• CRH staff moves into old Ruby Beck home
• NPCF awards $9,500 in grants in Culpeper and Madison counties
• Windmore arts ready for 2012
• Be sure to show appreciation for those who are serving for 'others'
• OUR VIEW: CCHS boys young, but still champs
• READER'S VIEWS: Pondering moves by sheriff-elect
• Police reports for Nov. 22-29
• Culpeper closer to being Lovetown
• Nearly 160 attend Germanna summit in Fredericksburg
• Shining a light on fundraising
• MCSO still searching for missing Madison woman
• Downtown top 10 finalist for Great American Main Street Award
• 17-year-old girl airlifted to UVa after crash
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 5
• Forget no government, ask for better government
• I'm not doubting Jenkins' process
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 4
• Santa comes to town
• Affordable housing focus continues
• Remembering Pearl Harbor Day
• PERSPECTIVE: American Jobs Act reminder how tough returning soldiers have it
• PERSPECTIVE: Putting workers to a cruel choice
• OUR VIEW: Council must be aware of personal boundaries
• Looking to the future
• Town still looking at economic development director position
• Helping protect people from the horrors of chimneys
• OUR VIEW: Thanking those that help
• Castle Doctrine protects the innocent
• PERSPECTIVE: Some Republicans urge power-sharing
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 3
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 2
• Man runs into woods after giving police name, S.S. number
• Simpson guilty of manslaughter
• Seeing is believing
• READER'S VIEWS: Jenkins addresses staffing at CCSO
• FRESH & LOCAL: Farm Risk and MF Global
• PERSPECTIVE: U.S. must monitor conditions in Egypt
• Reformation Lutheran hosts Cookie Walk
• BREAKING NEWS: Jury finds Simpson guilty of voluntary manslaughter
• State Theatre update: 'It's going to be huge'
• Lovetown, USA: Single and interested in Culpeper
• December's here and VDOT is ready for snow
• Jury continues deliberation in Simpson murder case
• Two arrested following police pursuit
• 'Occupy' crackdowns limited by First Amendment
• Christmas tree farm donating part of proceeds to St. Stephen's Dec. 3
• PERSPECTIVE: Yes, let's do for child care what we did for health care
• PERSPECTIVE: Law should reflect ethics
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 1
• Bealeton man killed in Opal wreck
• Orange County property values plummet 28-30 percent
• Fourteen testify during second day of Simpson trial
• Police to target drunk drivers
• Facing a harsh economic reality
• READER'S VIEWS: It's all downhill from here
• Editorial Cartoon, Nov. 30
• MCSO still looking for missing 22-year-old woman
• Santa visits Culpeper several times this month
• CCSO issues 32 breaking and entering charges
• Town mulls stricter private property standards
• MCSO still looking for missing 22-year-old woman
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 29
• Firefighters contain kitchen fire
• Police reports for Nov. 16-22
• The shame of Virginia's laws on reporting childhood sexual abuse
• OUR VIEW: Quake relief would be nice
• Simpson trial gets under way
• Johnson: Move two Farmington preschool classes to alleviate overcrowding
• An Evening with Kevin Brownlow
• Fire destroys shed in Reva
• School board to resume overcrowding talks
• Fitness experts: Ease into post holiday fitness routines
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 28
• Reader's Views: County, town govt. need to drop focus on 'initiatives'
• Gimme a break: America suffering from quest for more for less
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 27
• Motorist killed in crash
• Shed destroyed in fire
• County tree farms open for business
• Sounds of the season
• Orange group offers inns tour
• COLUMN: Do We Have Too Many Laws/Regulations?
• PERSPECTIVE: State Dems try to thwart the will of the people
• PERSPECTIVE: Crony capitalism, more Solyndras
• COLUMN: What toys you shouldn't be buying this year
• LETTERS: Kindness abounds in Culpeper
• PERSPECTIVE: Democrats on shaky ground
• OUR VIEW: Fall sports season ends in style
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 26
• Madison police search for missing person
• New class at EVHS brings local history to life
• Early shoppers get the worm
• Lauren Susann Smith
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 25
• FRESH & LOCAL: Tasting the difference with local beef
• Why legal notices are important
• PERSPECTIVE: Public notices deserve to stay
• The sounds of the ages
• Re-enactor lands role in "Lincoln"
• Germanna to host intelligence, homeland security summit
• Please don't take Matt's Lane sign
• Congratulations Tony Stewart, now can I go with you to meet the President?
• READER'S VIEWS: Giving thanks for traffic
• OUR VIEW: Happy Thanksgiving Culpeper
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 24
• Satisfied with life's basics
• Thanksgiving pies all around
• I wanted to believe in Occupy Wall Street
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 23
• Culpeper woman to judge dog show on Thanksgiving
• FEMA actively providing assis-tance in Louisa
• Historic church building damaged in quake up for sale
• Taylor receives 2011 Congressional Veteran Commendation
• Counting our blessings on Thanksgiving
• Children deserve our attention
• READER'S VIEWS: Planning Commission should consider flexible lot size
• PERSPECTIVE: Supercommittee fails miserably
• This little piggy got kissed
• Nonprofit helps Louisa residents navigate FEMA quake aid
• Man shot, killed in Fauquier County
• Happy anniversary to My Proverbs 31 Wife
• READER'S VIEW: To all of you, thanks!
• OUR VIEW: 'Lovetown' not feeling the love
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 22
• Two injured in head-on crash
• Award-winning gospel singer to help raise money for new church
• Man shot, killed in Fauquier County
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 21
• VSP to increase holiday presence
• Santa, Mrs. Claus help CRI kick off holiday season
• Many reasons to give thanks this holiday
• Police reports Nov. 9-15
• Fish Lake Pelham: largemouth bass abound
• READER'S VIEWS: Is professional basketball on the way out?
• COLUMN: Elective office; financial growth; incompetent planning
• LETTERS: Thank you from Soap Box Derby of Culpeper board
• OUR VIEW: Help keep CCDC open
• CCSO K-9 retires
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 20
• Turkeys distributed to local families
• Thanksgiving Service Nov. 22
• Former Sri Lankan president visits Montpelier
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 19
• Motorist charged after striking building
• Lovetown asks about matchmakers' headquarters
• Coffeewood staff dedicates training center
• Orange shelter shuts its doors
• Precious Blood hosts St. Cecilia Sing Nov. 22
• Exploring the Paranormal Survey Report
• PERSPECTIVE: Bankers running the show
• READER'S VIEWS: Suggestions for the President
• OUR VIEW: Honoring Sgt. Taylor
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 18
• Culpeper's Mother Teresa
• Town hires first-ever HR manager
• Pilot writes mystery novel
• GRAPE ESCAPE: Wine decisions for Thanksgiving
• VDOT: expect statewide congestion
• Hot potato! Area potato drop to help food distribution agencies
• Elderly Angel Tree program beings Nov. 21
• FRESH & LOCAL: Croftburn Market fills retail void
• READER'S VIEWS: Upset about election mailers
• PERSPECTIVE: School lunches; eat your veggies
• Sixth-grader wins round for student religious expression
• '92 Lions collected 112 pairs of glasses
• READER'S VIEWS: Making the public aware of "your car, your choice"
• PERSPECTIVE: Va. should regulate menhaden fishing
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 17
• County seeks citizen information about quake damage
• Judge accepts plea agreement in the March arson, murder case
• Dr. Miller buying candy back
• The power of Lovetown
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 16
• Alert citizen, off-duty officer thwart vinyl siding theft
• Culpeper man faces multiple drug charges
• Parents need to take responsibility for their kid's education
• Culpeper Downtown Holiday Open House kicks off season Sunday
• Germanna enrollment jumps 3.8 percent from last fall
• READER'S VIEWS: Thank you from Terry Yowell
• OUR VIEW: Gas a good reason to stay in Culpeper
• Police reports Nov. 2-7
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 15
• A taste of the world's cultures
• School board approves first step of many for CCHS renovation
• UVa Medical Center ups focus on customer service
• Producers of Lovetown, USA to visit Culpeper on Wednesday
• School aids in feeding bear cub
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 14
• No need for tea leaves to analyze last week's election results
• Thank you to election officers
• Wine label marks 150th anniversary of Battle of Cedar Mountain
• Cantor to honor Taylor, other veterans for military service
• School board to vote on obtaining an architect for CCHS renovation
• Town gets new cop cars, code of ethics
• Culpeper finalist in Oprah's "Lovetown, USA"
• Local homeless shelters in danger of being shuttered
• Egertson will speak at FFRW meeting
• Trickle down does not work
• READER'S VIEWS: 'Green agenda' affects the nation
• US Senate Chaplain gives thanks in Culpeper
• Sheriff-elect prepares for term
• County cruisers use propane
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 12
• Town taps county engineer to head public works department
• Culpeper remembers veterans
• Madison supervisor completes community service
• Police to launch buckle up campaign
• Want a cookie? Sign a petition
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you from Full Circle Thrift
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: War memorials in Culpeper made possible by Found family
• READERS' VIEWS: Thank you to election workers
• OUR VIEW: Bernsen out to protect the derby
• Veteran recounts WWII experiences
• Thanks to Habitat, family gets first home
• A lot of ones for twins this year
• Good agricultural practices certification
• Thankful for Euro-Composites
• READER'S VIEWS: It is an honor to be an American Veteran
• PERSPECTIVE: Louisa deserves FEMA aid
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 11
• District 17 State Senate election: Houck concedes defeat, Reeves is senator-elect
• Culpeper seeks love connection
• Veterans Day by the numbers: U.S. Census count
• BREAKING: Houck concedes defeat in election
• NEW: Houck campaign - 'They are jumping the gun'
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 10
• Houck campaign: It's not over yet
• Building the defense
• Heading down the path to '1984'
• Culpeper Car Wash offers free washes to veterans
• Occupy movement is a good thing
• Thank you for helping with fundraiser
• READER'S VIEWS: Clarifying the seven cents for fire and rescue
• OUR VIEW: Real work ahead
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 1
• Three visions of concluding America's role in Iraq and Afghanistan
• READER'S VIEWS: Branch is a good Sheriff
• OUR VIEW: Poll results interesting
• Police reports Oct. 19.25
• Downtown Merchant Trick or Treat
• Sanford Reaves aims to unseat Underwood
• Tom Underwood seeks re-election
• Man found dead in apartment
• Vote for Steve Southard
• READER'S VIEWS: Observations on Scott Jenkins
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 31
• School board annual retreat begins Friday
• Annual Healthfest kicks off Saturday
• Remembering Sam Found
• Help keep Halloween safe for our little ghosts and goblins
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 30
• READER'S VIEWS: Vote for Jim Branch
• Movie star comes to Culpeper to support derby
• COLUMN: Help, I'm being equalized out of my property
• LETTERS: Jenkins record speaks for itself
• LETTERS:Vote for Reeves Nov. 8
• OUR VIEW: Helping out with community's health
• Church holds community health fair
• VSP to increase Halloween presence
• Transportation meeting set
• Corbin Bernsen
• Improv group hits Culpeper
• I blame Popeye for my lack of indignation over tattoos
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why I'm voting for Sen. Houck
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Re-elect Anne Luckinbill
• READER'S VIEWS: Candidate Jenkins impresses me
• PERSPECTIVE: Skin's collapse was to be expected
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 29
• Two CCHS students chosen as commended students for 2011 National Merit Scholarship program
• Lake Pelham ramp complete
• Town of Culpeper to offer utility budget billing
• READER'S VIEWS: Use Green Challenge to educate yourselves
• OUR VIEW: Are students' health at risk?
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 28
• Seminar to help with end of life decisions
• Police to hold med take-back
• General surgeon to speak at health fair
• Bus owner speaks out
• Halloween is here
• Fresh & Local: The Fresh Link, Part 2: It began with whispers
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thoughts on the election
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Let's keep our Salem incumbents
• Editorial Cartoon, Oct. 27
• Judge rejects Zuch's plea deal
• Culpeper woman pleads not guilty in Culpeper Pharmacy theft
• READER'S VIEWS: Vote for Scott Jenkins Nov. 8
• Federal Reserve risking hyperinflation
• CMS evacuated after bomb threat
• Local bus service wants repayment
• Culpeper man to serve five years, eight months for June shooting
• Focusing on Justine's life
• BREAKING: CMS evacuated due to bomb threat
• Board reports 22 cases of STDs
• Vigil held for domestic violence victims
• PAMPER ME PINK: Raising money for a cure
• Citizen helps police nab suspected burglar
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 26
• Happiness, a fable
• READER'S VIEWS: Making way for more, bigger Wal-Mart's
• Jury finds Abshire guilty
• UPDATE: Abshire guilty of killing wife
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 25
• Spare capacity is the key to oil and gas prices
• READER'S VIEWS: Time for a new sheriff in the county
• OUR VIEW: Occupy Wall Street not working
• Police reports Oct. 12-18
• ABSHIRE MURDER TRIAL: Closing arguments today as murder of teacher goes to jury
• Constitutional Officers answer questions at forum
• CCSB compares NCLB and CCSS
• Elderly man injured during Friday's home invasion
• Culpeper police officers win physical fitness awards
• Why Anne Luckinbill deserves your vote on Nov. 8
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 24
• ABSHIRE MURDER TRIAL: Defense rests, prosecution puts on rebuttal witness
• Reader's Views: Voters should pass CCHS referendum
• EVHS incident a reminder of need for updated systems at CCHS
• Webb endorses Houck
• Where have all the young men gone?
• READER'S VIEWS: Vote for Branch Nov. 8
• CCSB to decide on state standards
• Pamper Me Pink: Relaxing while boosting cancer awareness
• Raising awareness
• OUR VIEW: School division handled threat well
• VDOT presents Route 3 revisions
• ABSHIRE MURDER: Defense casts doubts about cause of death, vehicle fire
• Chamber holds candidate forum in Culpeper
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 22
• President catches me with 'my pants down'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vote for Yowell on Nov. 8
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: PRDC will continue to serve qualifying patients
• READER'S VIEWS: Jenkins supported my family tough times
• OUR VIEW: Fall rivalries have entertained us all
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 22
• HOW I SEE IT: Jenkins supported my family tough times
• President catches me with 'my pants down'
• Vote for Yowell on Nov. 8
• PRDC will continue to serve qualifying patients
• READER'S VIEWS: No matter how many Jenkins, Scott is right choice
• PERSPECTIVE: Is superintendent Wright wrong?
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 21
• Wilderness Battlefield Coalition earns prestigious award
• Culpeper Constitution Study Group hosts forum Monday
• EVHS evacuated after bomb threat
• Lending a helping hand
• Fresh & Local: The fresh link, part 1
• In support of Anne Luckinbill
• GRAPE ESCAPE: How to preserve your wine
• UPDATE: "No device was found"
• ABSHIRE MURDER: Sex, lies and no smoking gun as prosecution rests its case
• Breaking News: Students in Cyclone Stadium after EVHS evacuation
• BREAKING NEWS: EVHS evacuated due to bomb threat
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 20
• Herndon: We didn't break the law
• Eric and Justine visited crime scene two days earlier
• Culpeper's Halpert easing a patient's pain
• Religious name-calling has no place in political arena
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vote for Luckinbill on Nov. 8
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Post Office employees will continue to serve community
• HOW I SEE IT: Trickle Down plan does not work
• PERSPECTIVE: Mudslinging begins in Senate race
• Bomb threat closes Orange County Courthouse
• 21st century learning
• Family displaced following fire
• 21st century learning
• The demise of American strength
• Thank God for the kids
• Culpeper's graduation rates slightly higher than state
• Prosecution hones in on marital discord, money woes in Abshire murder
• Police reports for Oct. 5-11
• Culpeper man pleads guilty to killing fellow Central State patient
• Police are still following leads in Harrington case
• Injured EVHS runner recovering at home after being struck by SUV
• ABSHIRE MURDER TRIAL: 'I was blown away by this'
• Editorial Cartoon October 18
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 18
• Cain sees America's economy as a problem he can solve
• OUR VIEW: Depot could be great place for museum
• VDOT schedules construction, maintenance work
• Culpeper's Judy Johnson set to appear on Price is Right
• Culpeper's Judy Johnson set to appear on 'The Price is Right'
• Injured EVHS runner recovering at home after being struck by SUV
• ABSHIRE MURDER TRIAL: 'I was blown away by this'
• Rotary clubs bring wellness to Manassas
• Producing results
• Producing results
• Stream stabilization workshop planned
• Search on for Madison County administrator
• Branch possesses valuable qualities
• HOW I SEE IT: CRH offers great services close to home
• OUR VIEW: Well exploration worth the money
• Mattaponi scouts come to Culpeper
• PERSPECTIVE: U.S. must focus on defense
• PERSPECTIVE: Is it time to ax certain college sports?
• LETTERS: I've been treated well by Branch, CCSO
• COLUMN: Renovations will improve efficiency of CCHS
• Editorial Cartoon Oct 16
• Symposium teaches historic masonry techniques
• The bump and skate's alive in Manassas
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 15
• ABSHIRE MURDER TRIAL: 'Dead set against marriage'
• EVHS cross country runner struck by vehicle on school grounds
• Undercover investigation leads to bust
• Culpeper brings in more than $30 million in tourism spending in 2010
• Captive Free captivates Culpeper
• Iran's monkey project goes awry
• HOW I SEE IT: Government investment and spending
• OUR VIEW: Tourism booming in the county
• EVHS cross country runner struck by vehicle on school grounds
• ABSHIRE MURDER TRIAL: 'Dead set against marriage'
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Friday's games postponed
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 14
• School board candidates come together at forum
• Fauquier County Sheriff's Office investigates shooting
• ABC busts party rental center
• High school student injured in crash
• A 'red, hot' calendar
• United Methodist Men host golf tournament Monday
• Running for Water set for Saturday
• FRESH & LOCAL: What should I do with my life?
• Fed up with GOP's antics
• Thank you for supporting Food Closet
• Thank you for support of spaghetti benefit for Audrey Edenton
• HOW I SEE IT: Endorsing the renovation of CCHS
• PERSPECTIVE: Agreeing with Cantor
• ABSHIRE TRIAL: 'She thought the world was a good place'
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 13
• Confusion spurs attorney 'firing'
• Millstone theft trial set for January
• Tradition passed on
• Women outnumber men on Abshire jury
• OUR VIEW: All that's good about Culpeper
• UPDATE: Jury selection nears completion in Abshire murder
• OUR VIEW: Golf ready to take center stage
• Changing my stance on the death penalty
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 12
• Houck receives NFIB endorsement
• Town invests big in well water exploration
• Aunt remembers shooting victim
• Peacock promoted to director of Culpeper Human Services
• Authority agrees to Human Services bond
• HOW I SEE IT: Investment should not be demonized as spending
• BREAKING NEWS: Alleged Willis Lane shooter identified
• Golf Tournament
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 11
• Golfing for a cause
• Crosen thanks blood donors
• Following the money: Culpeper's House of Delegates' candidates
• Mineral wins Alan Jackson concert
• CNN: Culpeper an easy road trip
• Steve Jobs, parenting, and the sacrifice of daily presence
• OUR VIEW: CCHS needs the money
• Police reports for Sept. 28-Oct. 4
• Mineral wins Alan Jackson concert
• With renovations, CCHS will serve community for years
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 10
• Seventh annual Taste of Culpeper draws a crowd
• School board to discuss retreat agenda, superintendent goals
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 9
• Planes take to Culpeper skies
• Matters of Faith: Decisions determine destiny
• GCC to host mental health first aid course
• COLUMNIST: Why are we still in Afghanistan?
• HOW I SEE IT: Obama dodges 'Fast and Furious' questions
• OUR VIEW: Davis Street earns another accolade
• Woman killed in triple shooting on Willis Lane
• HOW I SEE IT: GOP needs to stop bullying
• PERSPECTIVE: Computing defined Jobs
• CCHS homecoming
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 8
• CCSO, Terremark unveil forensics lab
• Town to receive award at Taste
• State candidates speak at forum
• The ding that wasn't heard around the world
• Memories of the Masonic Lodge on Main Street
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 7
• Prosecution brings up insurance payoff, infidelity as motives in Abshire murder
• The view from the top
• VDOT meeting draws 100 contractors
• Central Virginia Regional Jail could be expanding
• Taxation, regulation policies need to be changed to compete for jobs
• Good friends, good food, good wine
• I'm voting no on CCHS proposal
• HOW I SEE IT: Playing the race card already
• PERSPECTIVE: Looking at the Supreme Court
• Symposium to inform about historic masonry restoration
• HOW I SEE IT: Obamanation hinders business growth
• Hello from the country of Afghanistan!
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 6
• Town looks at relocating museum to depot
• Culpeper resident wins military competition in Baghdad
• Orange Walmart permit goes to public hearing Oct. 13
• Cantor aide leaving to start super PAC
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 5
• Houck hits back at Christian PAC
• Human Services relocation approved
• Preserving Masonic history
• Culpeper man arrested following traffic safety checkpoint
• VDOT training goes virtual
• There needs to be another Independent voice
• HOW I SEE IT: Sustainable practices and Culpeper County Schools
• OUR VIEW: Local leagues benefit kids
• Obama to call out Cantor in Texas speech
• Tractor-trailer accident causes power outage
• Culpeper part of "Super NoVa" commuters' study
• Few attend school board's town hall meeting
• A.G. Richardson students excited to make a difference
• Davis named among APA's Top 10 "Great Streets" of 2011
• Fired CCSO deputy, inmate headed to trial in November
• HOW I SEE IT: Bus drivers getting short end of the stick
• OUR VIEW: Farm tour a glimpse of past, future
• The Gospel, Youcef Nadarkhani, and Barack Obama
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 4
• Culpeper man faces charges for fatal July crash
• Spotsylvania man pleads guilty to buying endangered whale teeth
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Enlightening the community about the CCHS renovation
• Police reports for Sept. 21-27
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 3
• School board to host town hall on $21 million bond referendum tonight
• Town police welcomes input on service
• Musician to perform "Take Me Home" tribute to John Denver Thursday
• Culpeper farms: Where it all starts
• Editorial Cartoon, Oct. 2
• Following the money: state senate campaign finance
• Referendum meeting held
• Farm tour kicks off
• HOW I SEE IT: The Chinese threat is real…not immediate, but real
• More veggies can help fight against breast cancer
• OUR VIEW: A happy ending for dog, owner
• Three charged in counterfeit money bust
• Homeless shelter in Orange expects to close
• Police investigating burglary, break-in on town's north side
• Screaming for ice cream
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 1
• Air Fest not just for planes
• COLUMN: Coming to grips with owning a city dog
• LETTERS: Twenty-One million dollars bond for renovations of Culpeper County High School
• LETTERS: Jenkins would bring change to sheriff's office
• HOW I SEE IT: Thank you from Free Clinic of Culpeper
• OUR VIEW: Cyclones represented Culpeper well
• Culpeper Police investigate burglary, break-in on north side
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 30
• Farm tour kicks off Saturday
• Checking out eBooks with ease
• Weekend Events
• Former deputy charged with assault
• A trip to the Holy Land
• Meeting up with the Market Master
• Sheriff should turn over authority to terminate during election period
• HOW I SEE IT: Brooks a man of intregrity
• PERSPECTIVE: Obama speaks the truth
• A quick dip leads to an arrest
• What's it worth?
• PRESERVING HISTORY: Historical investigations and fascinating opportunities
• Germanna recognized as one of nation's top colleges in use of digital technology
• Air Fest organizers need help
• Culpeper Police receive award
• Fredericksburg man to serve 3 years
• Don't let politicians do away with public notices
• Museum bankruptcy another Wilder heartbreaker
• PERSPECTIVE: Should govt. outlaw lying?
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 29
• CRH to host Medicare lecture
• GCC celebrates emloyees' handling of massive changes necessitated by quake
• Help families for Thanksgiving
• Six simple words to save the country
• HOW I SEE IT: Our gift to Iraq is a thriving black market
• TCM
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 28
• TCM salutes the Library of Congress
• Shelby Kwik Mart break-in probed
• Madison County Administrator resigns
• Lost dog found 4 years later
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 27
• Pepper Open held Monday at Country Club of Culpeper
• School board nixes term limit idea for chair
• Galimore pleads guilty to concealing a dead body
• Culpeper woman faces two counts of embezzlement
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• HOW I SEE IT: Independent wealth is important to job creation
• Pot, meet kettle: AIG is suing Bank of America for fraud
• OUR VIEW: Buy local this holiday season
• Police reports for Sept. 14-20
• County schools website a great resource on bond question
• Woman strikes tree on Norman Road
• Big Kenny, wounded vet linked by good deeds, hometown
• Summit Group of Culpeper, CRH to host health forum
• Will school board implement term limits for chair position?
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 26
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 26
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 25
• Lost dog found 4 years later
• Flames subside, investigation continues
• Team Cantor supports 'Bring Alan Jackson' to Mineral
• Civil War show benefits Rapidan Fire Department
• Just one man's opinion on illegal immigration
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: More questions for the sheriff
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: CCHS needs community's help
• HOW I SEE IT: A few observations from court
• OUR VIEW: Local groups investing in future
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 24
• Flames destroy vacant church
• Motorist overturns SUV on U.S. 29
• Culpeper lawyer in race for OC Commonwealth's Attorney
• Land conservation grants total $2.4 million
• Houck receives Farm Bureau endorsement
• Route to connect Orange, Culpeper, Warrenton
• Will I be clipped in the head by falling NASA debris?
• Please help all seniors
• Help Culpeper Human Services
• HOW I SEE IT: Can we get back to reality with sheriff's office
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to CCHS, EVHS golfers
• Culpeper lawyer in race for Orange Commonwealth's Attorney
• Rain cancels tonight's EVHS, Culpeper football games
• Judge upholds indictments in Abshire murder
• Culpeper man charged for hit-and-run
• Woodward identified as injured Coffeewood inmate
• An early career start
• FRESH & LOCAL: The revolution has begun
• Thank you from Summer Food Service Program
• HOW I SEE IT: Library programs kept alive by donors
• PERSPECTIVE: Israel right to accept formula
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 23
• Fugitive evades capture after foot pursuit
• BREAKING NEWS: Culpeper law enforcement in foot pursuit with suspect
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 22
• Hit and run damages utility pole
• I'm working on my 'space beanie'
• Mother of mercy: 'Little Caesar' plays Culpeper
• Group studies Constitution meaning
• Main Street development leads parking evolution discussion
• Small Business Development Center: Veterans wanted
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 21
• Bealeton man arrested in R&H Grocery burglary
• LOC's "Gateway to Knowledge" exhibit visits library
• Coffeewood inmate injured after scuffle with another inmate
• Culpeper man receives two life sentences
• Culpeper not part of FEMA application for quake damage
• HOW I SEE IT: The fine art of being a sheriff
• OUR VIEW: CCHS golf becoming dynasty
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 20
• Culpeper Harvest Days Farm Tour coming Oct. 1-2
• Town banks on school-age population growth
• Consumer spending and small businesses have the biggest impact
• Show some decorum with comments
• HOW I SEE IT: Government does create jobs
• OUR VIEW: Jobs bill won't pass
• CCSO receives VSP award
• Air Fest to feature model planes
• 'Like meeting a new person' – living with brain injury
• Culpeper man faces burglary charge
• Referendum outcome will be decided by voter 'education'
• Police reports for Sept. 7-13
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 19
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 18
• Rappahannock County to host farm tour
• Jenkins holds voter forum
• Washington's projections are rightfully suspect
• Thoughts on being people oriented
• HOW I SEE IT: Time for Congress to stop playing games
• OUR VIEW: Young people making a difference
• MADD recognizes local officers
• Familiar faces square off for Orange County Sheriff
• American Spirit kicks off Stage Alive's 2011-12 concert series
• As social media grow, so does First Amendment appreciation
• Thoughts on communication
• HOW I SEE IT: Remember the Titans?
• OUR VIEW: NSP is worth protecting
• MADD
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 17
• East Street reopens following August 23 quake
• Madison County arrest report
• Orange hotel in foreclosure to open with new name, owners
• Thoughts on being data driven
• HOW I SEE IT: A challenge to the Culpeper School Board
• PERSPECTIVE: Does Dominion need federal money?
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 16
• One in custody after truck hits ER entrance
• Germanna assesses earthquake damage
• Playing for Change in Culpeper
• Backing the arts
• COLUMNIST: I wasn't about to be abducted by aliens
• Please watch out for pedestrians
• Brenda Canosa gets 23 years in husband's murder
• Ann Wingfield
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 15
• Wild horses: Keith Bryant plays Depot tonight
• Taylor nominated for Congressional commendation
• Beyond 9/11 horror, we hear voices for the future
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: My talk with Bryce Reeves
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Proposed Amtrak cuts could reduce train service in the Culpeper area
• HOW I SEE IT: Mr. President: Explain Your Failures
• PERSPECTIVE: BART takes aim at 1st Amendment
• Orange resident still missing
• Motorcyclist injured in wreck
• Town receives status report on CRH
• Town decides to not terminate NSP
• Cabbage patch kids
• Shedding light on investigation of deputies termination
• In defense of Sheriff Branch
• Tri-County Track Meet fun for the entire family
• HOW I SEE IT: Where will the stimulus go?
• PERSPECTIVE: Scott's decision not surprising
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 14
• OUR VIEW: Jail incident was difficult to handle
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 13
• No injuries after three-vehicle wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 13
• Juvenile causes Sunday's two-vehicle wreck on Route 3
• State commission hears presentations on town, county utility deal
• CCSB to hear from public on bond referendum
• The Message of the Washington Monument, Laus Deo
• HOW I SEE IT: Cut out tax breaks for the rich
• Two-vehicle crash sends one to CRH
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 12
• Saluting the victims of Sept. 11
• Police safety initiatives slated for this week
• School board to host regular meeting at EVHS tonight
• Orange County to host Walmart public hearing Oct. 6
• Dee Carter will be missed
• Time to count our blessings and restore our faith
• HOW I SEE IT: Focus should be on creating jobs
• Police reports Aug. 31-Sept. 6
• Branch should be lauded for professionalism
• Thank you to everyone who helped in aftermath of Earthquake
• HOW I SEE IT: The World Trade Center Memorial
• OUR VIEW: We can never forget
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 11
• Repairing St. Stephen's in wake of quake
• Granite from Culpeper holds names of 9-11 victims
• Matters of Faith: Today we recall our nation's unity
• COLUMNIST: When will the good times return?
• Town ready to review new territory
• FEMA quake aid: 'There are no guarantees'
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 10
• Remington woman charged in stabbing
• Bugler to honor 9/11 victims
• Hibachi grill to open in late September
• COLUMNIST: Beware of pants-related crimes in your neighborhood
• Tea still served at Miss Minerva's
• Thanks to emergency responders following the August earthquake
• HOW I SEE IT: Questions for Sheriff Branch
• OUR VIEW: Honoring our veterans
• PERSPECTIVE: Stepping back on regulations
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 9
• Culpeper man charged with abduction
• Help your marriage in October
• Walk United conference this weekend
• 'Shocked' by recognition
• Warner: Economic plan without jobs won't work
• Demolition underway on charred Southridge unit
• I'm coming home soon!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Latest incident looks bad for CCSO
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Is Cantor the worst representative ever?
• HOW I SEE IT: What I found on Pete Hill
• PERSPECTIVE: Stepping back on regulations
• COLUMNIST: I'm coming home soon!
• Latest incident looks bad for CCSO
• Is Cantor the worst representative ever?
• HOW I SEE IT: What I found on Pete Hill
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 9
• Was it really that old?
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 8
• Culpeper man charged with abduction
• Three charged with malicious wounding
• Graves Mountain Lodge killer to serve four years in prison
• Rain, rain go away
• 'Culpeper is a hot spot'
• Why should we invest in gold?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Who are you going to call?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you from Culpeper Senior Citizen's Center
• HOW I SEE IT: Jenkins' character speaks for itself
• PERSPECTIVE: Verlander has shot at MVP
• Rain, rain go away
• Culpeper still picking up the pieces of quake
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 7
• Board supports National Moment of Remembrance
• FCSO on the lookout for R&H burglary suspect
• Culpeper man arrested after checkpoint
• CRH to guests: Use temporary entrances during renovation
• Board approves Hill marker, issues of race still linger
• Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic hosted open house
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• HOW I SEE IT: Americans standing up for what is right
• OUR VIEW: Catching up on some sports news
• CRH ER Expands
• Dental clinic
• FCSO on the lookout for R&H burglary suspect
• Where were you on September 6, 2001?
• HOW I SEE IT: Sheriff candidate Jenkins needs to speak out
• OUR VIEW: Vacant lot has potential
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 6
• Voting agreement reached
• Church to honor emergency personnel
• Police Reports for Aug. 17-30
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 5
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 5
• Car Show
• Happy Thanksgiving! Or as we used to call it: Labor Day
• CCVFD car, truck and motorcycle show
• Workers unite: Labor Day 2011
• In or out: town debates merits of housing program
• LETTERS: Skyline Club helps out at Camp Fantastic
• PERSPECTIVE: Both sides impatient in uranium mining
• OUR VIEW: Why has Brooks not been punished?
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 4
• Rains don't dampen 'Taste of the Mountains"
• DSS offers space to jobs' office
• CCSO: 5 fired most in 'recent memory'
• COLUMN: Civic responsibility taxes and let's get 'em
• LETTERS: Stop wars, help at home
• PRDC hosts ribbon cutting
• Taylor advances to VSP captain
• Airfest to feature 1940s planes, stunts
• Deal:'Excited and nervous' about first solo flight
• OUR VIEW: A much needed restaurant
• OUR VIEW: A much needed restaurant
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 3
• Rizzuto
• COLUMN: County, town, state come together in natural disaster
• PERSPECTIVE: Encouraging to hear there is a plan for helping underwater homeowners
• HOW I SEE IT: Food Closet needs your help
• Mountain-fest, air show and hot rods this weekend in the Piedmont
• Quake moved nuclear storage at Lake Anna
• Middle of quake-damaged Main Street set to reopen today
• The hurdles of getting hitched
• It isn't easy being Virginia FREE
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vote for Branch in November
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you to Martin's Grocery
• HOW I SEE IT: Getting the facts on Dr. King
• PERSPECTIVE: The storm of the century?
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 2
• Man airlifted after fall
• Residents urged to check chimneys
• Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic hosts open house today
• HOW I SEE IT: What is going on at the county jail?
• OUR VIEW: Patience is needed in cleanup
• LOC
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 1
• CCVFD car show still scheduled for Sunday
• 'Green Challenge' offered for county homes, businesses
• Sentencing for man convicted of sodomy moved to Sept. 20
• Western inner loop redesign comes in at $135K
• Packard Campus Theater features pre-code double feature
• Perkins
• Atheneans
• Wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 31
• Inmate: 'Sorry' Manuel, Brock lost jobs
• No myth: Greek restaurant opening on west side
• St. Luke's welcomes 78 students at start of year
• Two transported to CRH following accident
• Culpeper Regional Hospital's emergency entrance affected by construction
• HOW I SEE IT: Questions on jail incident
• Some local history about earthquakes
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 30
• Epiphany
• The time is now to finally be one nation indivisible
• Thank you for helping find lost dog
• HOW I SEE IT: Brandy Station VFD extends its thanks
• OUR VIEW: Candidates must focus on people
• Epiphany students begin school year with a new principal
• Manuel, four others terminated from CCSO
• Downtown open, Main Street still closed
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 30
• Manuel, four others terminated from CCSO
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 29
• Culpeper escapes Hurricane Irene's wrath
• Town backs potential $600K grant for State Theatre
• CCSO deputy confirms assault allegation
• Shaken, and stirred. Well-grounded community will unite.
• BREAKING NEWS: CCSO deputy confirms assault allegation
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 28
• Local churches provide financial resource
• Town promotes two employees to head departments
• Slate of candidates set for General Election
• Woodberry's new science wing under construction
• Schools can't teach religion as science, even in Texas
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you to fire and rescue for helping me
• HOW I SEE IT: Why won't Cantor see us?
• OUR VIEW: Sad days for the Panthers
• HOW I SEE IT: Rural America: The Digital Divide's Final Frontier
• OUR VIEW: Coming to expect the unexpected
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 27
• Details arise in Riddick triple-murder case
• Quake damage shifts school schedules in Louisa, Orange
• Come on Irene: Culpeper, Pied-mont likely spared hurricane's wrath
• Going, going, gone
• Reptiles treated better now than 17 years ago
• PERSPECTIVE: If health care law is constitutional, most states will have a lot of catch-up to do
• Levys Demo B4
• Levys Demo B4
• Earthquake aftermath: going, going, almost gone
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 26
• Old Levy's building on Main Street slated to come down today
• A 'man to look up to'
• Preserving Civil War history
• Coming out unscathed from the earthquake
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor not being true to his word about getting Federal government out of our lives
• PERSPECTIVE: Serve and protect — or command and conquer?
• PERSPECTIVE: We're not immune to quakes
• More than just singing in choir class at FTB
• Sleepy, but attentive at Sycamore Park following aftershock
• Fifth-graders serve as role models at Yowell
• Emerald Hill has a good morning
• Farmington 'quite packed' this year
• Freshman finding their way at CCHS
• CMS students get back to classes
• Business as usual at A.G. Richardson
• Williams provides hands-on help
• Bradshaw patrols EVHS halls
• PERSPECTIVE: Virginians offer welcome advice
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 25
• Democrat will run for 18th District seat against GOP nominee
• CULPEPER EARTHQUAKE: Inspectors race against time
• CCA receives bad news — condemned
• Cantor: 'We'll find the money' to aid with earthquake damage
• A whole lot of shakin' going on
• CCS opens on schedule
• Is there a conspiracy against Ron Paul?
• HOW I SEE IT: Honoring Dr. King
• Earthquake in Culpeper: the day after
• Earthquake evaluation continues in downtown Culpeper
• Back to School for Culpeper - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 24
• Earthquake
• HOW I SEE IT: Putting support behind Jenkins
• Webert wins 18th District primary
• Jones pleads not guilty in June shooting
• Zuch pleads not guilty to first-degree murder, arson charges
• Stanley withdraws from sheriff's race
• EARTHQUAKE IN CULPEPER: The damage done
• VIDEO: Earthquake damage near epicenter in Mineral
• VIDEO: Louisa High School damaged by earthquake
• Dan River Region rattled by quake; no problems reported
• Richmond Earthquake
• Richmond Earthquake
• Culpeper rocked by 5.9 magnitude earthquake
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 23
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 23
• HITS
• Candidates speak at open forum
• Cleaning up Culpeper
• Study: Airports generate $28.8B
• Are we now ashamed of that powerful friend?
• OUR VIEW: Cyclones may be in title picture
• Police reports Aug. 10-16
• Woodberry plans to add new science building to campus
• Trial date set for relative accused in Madison triple murder
• District 18 GOP Primary Tuesday
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 22
• Culpeper teen was texting before crash
• Is first day of kindergarten the start of yearly nostalgia?
• Culpeper man crashes car into Waters Place Condos
• Storm causes downed trees, power outages
• School board to discuss bond referendum, buses, construction updates
• Culpeper under severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. Sunday
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 21
• CSE Oped default
• A 'fantastic' day
• Soldiers honored at graveside ceremony
• A covenant is broken
• FFRW to host 'meet the candidates' event
• LETTERS: Kelsey's Big Give Roundup!
• HOW I SEE IT: My experience with the VEC
• OUR VIEW: NCLB causes more harm than good
• Milwaukee Brewers embrace Culpeper's Pete Hill
• Rep. Cantor: Put your constituents' economic concerns before Israel's
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The road to nowhere, progress at any cost
• HOW I SEE IT: Why wait until September?
• OUR VIEW: Community comes together
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 20
• Farm to invest in crop drying
• Jackson gets life for 2006 murder in town of Orange
• Trial date set for relative accused in Madison triple murder
• Investigation finds race discrimination in Richmond utility dept.
• Local farms get green grants
• The college essentials
• Madison official resigns amid allegations of forgery
• Work begins in earnest on State Theatre transformation
• Sheriff Jim Branch holds public forum in Brandy
• PERSPECTIVE: Court ruling sets up showdown
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 19
• HOW I SEE IT: Lazy days of summer made SAFE
• Preparing for the first day of high school can be scary
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Warren Buffet has a plan to fix this mess
• Madison official resigns amid allegations of forgery
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 18
• Sept. 11 memorial ride to cause traffic congestion
• Town planners discuss parking, farm zoning
• Patriots to be honored Saturday
• A dream trail ride
• A Virginian adjusts to the heat overseas
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Morgan an innovator for senior care
• HOW I SEE IT: Note, the word Deaf is to be capitalized
• PERSPECTIVE: More guns does not mean more crime
• Ex-coach indicted on rape charges
• Culpeper is a special place
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper needs a VEC presence
• Wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 17
• Winchester man charged in Monday's trash truck crash
• Target expanding grocery section
• Simpson pleads not guilty in son's murder
• Winchester man charged in Monday's trash truck wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 16
• Worx rocks 3rd Thursday concert series
• Zuch indicted on first-degree murder, arson charges
• Grand jury indicts Simpson in his son's murder
• Jones indicted for malicious wounding, firearm possession
• Be sure to honor teachers as schools starts again
• HOW I SEE IT: Traffic light needed on U.S. 29
• Voters are listening for the Cavalry's bugle
• OUR VIEW: Interchange needed, but unlikely
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 15
• Spreading 'Good Karma'
• Woman killed in wreck in Fauquier County
• State panel to hear Culpeper utility agreement
• Police reports Aug. 3-9
• Local bus driver receives award for service 'above and beyond'
• A 'dream trail ride'
• A 'dream trail ride'
• A 'dream trail ride'
• Hazzard
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 14
• Hazzard Homecoming in Sperryville
• We need a Constitutional amendment
• HOW I SEE IT: Private sector will have to fix this mess
• OUR VIEW: 'Baby Jim,' Lea will be missed
• Author presents ancestor's battle experiences
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Local citizens to supes: Recognize Pete Hill now!
• 'God's caretakers'
• Thieves stealing copper wire from electric poles in town
• Madison man charged with DUI, hit-and-run following pursuit
• Back on the ramp
• If a man falls in a city, does anyone help?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you from family of Baby Jim
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: BOS should commission of photo of Pete Hill as well
• PERSPECTIVE: Postal service should keep in mind duty to serve
• OUR VIEW: New ag district a good idea
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 13
• Shocking: thieves steal copper wire from electric poles in town
• Bank in Front Royal Walmart robbed
• Pilot identified in Sunday's crash
• Pearl Sample forced to restructure this fall
• Hazzard Homecoming this weekend in Sperryville
• Economies diagnosis is much worse than a cold
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you from Cave family
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where's Joe Friday when you need him?
• PERSPECTIVE: Truth about road funds problematic for N.Va.
• PERSPECTIVE: Voting rules need to be changed
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 12
• Culpeper's own university
• Public invited to housing meeting
• Candidates forum slated for Aug. 22
• FFRW hopes to educate public
• Pilot identified in Sunday's crash
• HOW I SEE IT: The economics of aesthetics
• OUR VIEW: Triathlon good for the county
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 11
• Town looks at creating agricultural district
• Hardwood Artisans to open plant in Culpeper
• VDOT to hold public hearing on Western Outer Loop next week
• Voicing concerns
• The right to photograph: Why police can't call the shots
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor responsible for downgrade
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Question to the County and Town of Culpeper
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 10
• CCSB prepares to inform the community on CCHS renovation
• Town honors veterans' recognition committee
• CCPS welcomes new EVHS principal
• Culpeper workers join Verizon strike
• Should photos, video of executions be shown?
• Democratic Congress did not pass a budget
• HOW I SEE IT: Remembering 'Baby Jim,' a great friend
• PERSPECTIVE: Civil War should be noted
• A soldier's life is taken and given for us all
• HOW I SEE IT: Thank you to Veterans Recognition Committee
• OUR VIEW: Politicians need to focus on the people
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 9
• T.C. Lea remembered as caring family man
• Culpeper woman indicted in Florida murder
• Grease fire caused Saturday's blaze at South Ridge
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 8
• County receives 7.9 inches of rain
• Baby Fair draws donations, community support
• A look at 10 years of taxes
• Just when you thought climate change was scary
• HOW I SEE IT: There are better ways to improve fiscal health
• Police Reports July 27-Aug. 2
• Two die in Warrenton plane crash
• What Congress and the 1919 White Sox have in common
• PERSPECTIVES: War on terror is far from over
• HOW I SEE IT: Republicans leave FAA in the lurch
• OUR VIEW: New town manager rewriting history
• State theatre
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 7
• Orange County looks at possible trails network
• Attention Culpeper voters: changes galore to elections
• State Theatre gutted in preparation for massive rehab
• UPDATE: Fire displaces at least 16 at Southridge
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 6
• Branch named top DARE administrator in state
• SACS lifts warning against Germanna
• Culpeper to retain some sort of VEC presence?
• Learning the basics
• Going powder fresh is better than mule stench
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ways America can make money
• PERSPECTIVE: Debt fight scrambles Senate race in Va.
• OUR VIEW: Antioch drive fills a great need
• PERSPECTIVE: Obama needs to fight for values
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 5
• Collis Jenkins, Jr., aka Baby Jim, passed peacefully Wednesday
• A Taste of the Civil War
• CCSO investigates break in at Country Bakery
• A fulfilling moment: Raising money for Shriner's
• Tri-County Track Meet set for Sept. 17
• HOW I SEE IT: Out of control spending problem
• Civil War
• Culpeper man charged with manslaughter in fatal crash
• Man with gun reported on Virginia Tech campus
• Closing the skills gap
• Shifflett
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 4
• Culpeper man faces multiple felony charges in larceny cases
• Culpeper warmly welcomes first female town manager
• Swift donates shed to Volunteer Farm
• Culpeper man charged in drunk driving fatality
• Two face multiple felony charges
• HOW I SEE IT: DED attempts to focus on high paying jobs
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 3
• National Night Out celebrates neighborhood watch programs
• Will interchange at Route 666 and U.S. 29 get built?
• Barboursville wine to be sold in China
• No need to panic about possible default
• HOW I SEE IT: DED offers support for town retail business
• Closing of Culpeper VEC a bad decision
• Thank you from Culpeper ABATE of VA
• Seven tips for Congress and the President
• OUR VIEW: Election season is nearing
• Police reports for July 20-26
• Sugar Bottom
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 2
• Returning to the call of duty
• County taking applications for board, commission members
• 'Everybody knew everybody' in Sugar Bottom
• HOW I SEE IT: Support for town retail business
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 1
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 1
• Senior in the sky
• CRH celebrates World Breastfeeding Week
• HOW I SEE IT: America needs a leader
• HOW I SEE IT: Clearing up some debt-ceiling facts
• OUR VIEW: Soap Box teaches life lessons
• Healing garden
• Editorial cartoon July 31
• Dunking donkey helps raise funds for new school
• Traffic stop becomes chase
• Back to school
• Casey Anthony judge wields gavel as press-basher
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hitt to run as independent for Commissioner's office
• Editorial cartoon July 30
• Golf Tournament Raises Suicide Awareness
• Triathlon weekend gets off on the right foot
• Chinese are scientists developing the first goatman
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sheriff Jim Branch defines what leadership should be
• HOW I SEE IT: America needs a debt ceiling increase
• OUR VIEW: Beating the heat with family fun
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Not ready to forgive Vick
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The Dudley family thanks everyone for their support
• PERSPECTIVE: Warning labels are needed but should they scare us?
• PERSPECTIVES: NASA needs to be thinking big
• PERSPECTIVE: Sociopaths lay blame on 'Them'
• Editorial cartoon July 29
• Nothing taken during break-in at Meadows Farms
• Bethel Baptist church set to kick off revival
• Culpeper communities to host National Night Out events
• Parade frenzy
• Laying to rest another member of the '27 Club'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: CCSO thanks sponsors of Summer Youth Academy
• Editorial Cartoon July 28
• Percolating revolution is not a counter revolution
• National Night Out, a program that really works
• VSBA honors Del. Scott for his work for public education
• Culpeper shooting suspect waives right to preliminary hearing
• EVHS students named national champs
• Summer theater program goes Disney
• Culpeper woman faces embezzlement charges
• Brandy Station Fair opens today
• CRH to host third annual baby fair
• Editorial Cartoon July 27
• HOW I SEE IT: Obama still has some more work to do
• Crash sends two to CRH
• Culpeper County post offices avoid potential closures
• Editorial Cartoon July 26
• Editorial Cartoon July 26
• Houck to introduce Va. version of 'Caylee's Law'
• Culpeper Craigslist murder suspect has violent criminal history
• Croftburn Market opens today
• Local man gets nine years
• Rationalizing Adam and Eve, same-sex marriage
• Who in the world is Raleigh Travers Green?
• HOW I SEE IT: America is now seriously damaged
• OUR VIEW: Change can be a good thing
• Culpeper advances in state baseball tourney
• Keeping with history
• Culpeper's "Walk to end Alzheimer's" set for October
• HOW I SEE IT: Was Pete Hill decision based on race?
• HOW I SEE IT: Could Pete and A.P. Hill be related?
• Editorial Cartoon July 25
• National Night Out a chance to support law enforcement
• HOW I SEE IT: Uncovering the Mt. Zion mystery
• Re-enactors seek shade, shopping on second day of battle reenactment
• Editorial cartoon July 24
• 'A voice that dances'
• Power Restored After Outage
• Culpeper PD takes first in traffic safety contest, again
• If it is broke, fix it
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fair tax makes no sense
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks from Hutchinson family
• PERSPECTIVE: It's time for Richmond to man up
• OUR VIEW: Borrowed money was needed
• Editorial cartoon July 23
• Local rapper hosts album release party
• Is this what I've been missing by not hacking phones?
• Scott Jenkins helped our family through tough times
• Cantor was not wrong
• OUR VIEW: Local sports heating up
• Downed electric line causes outage
• Culpeper woman charged in Craigslist killing
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor not helping his constituents
• HOW I SEE IT: Culpeper needs to fix 'famous' list
• PERSPECTIVE: Washington needs to address jobs
• Editorial cartoon July 22
• Local church helps kids get ready for school
• Madison woman falls off bridge following domestic assault
• Single bullet injures two in accidental shooting at Luck Stone
• 'Heat dome' bears down on Culpeper, nation
• CTB approves widening Route 3 in S'burg along current alignment
• St. Luke's Theatre Camp performs 'Once upon a Lily Pad' today
• A whole lot has happened in a few short weeks
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Elect marker for Brett Farve while you're at it
• State police report: crime in Orange Co. increased slightly last year
• Orange supes vote to condemn Taylor's land
• BREAKING: Third Thursday concert postponed due to heat
• Editorial cartoon July 21
• Webb: Include Va. provision in offshore energy bill
• Fauquier fire victim upgraded to fair condition
• Census 2010: Housing, households and Hispanic type in Culpeper
• Can you feel the heat?
• Houston, we have a prayer problem
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Appalled with Cantor's behavior
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you to Safren Summer League
• HOW I SEE IT: A new breed in Washington
• PERSPECTIVE: VITA making progress
• HOW I SEE IT: Could Pete and A.P. Hill be related?
• Andino
• Andino
• Editorial Cartoon July 20
• Andino to receive national recognition on Nancy Grace show
• Culpeper Chamber sponsors trip to China
• Culpeper Town Treasurer's Office recognized for excellence
• Man wanted following Monday assault
• War on America's debt will only continue to grow
• Editorial Cartoon July 19
• OUR VIEW: BOS should have approved Pete Hill panel
• A lesson in integrity from the Farmdog Surf School
• Crash victim treated and released from hospital
• Fauquier fire victim listed in serious condition
• Get ready for a heat wave
• Not just horsing around
• Editorial Cartoon July 18
• Government can learn from churches on calls to service
• Wyatt's compassion continues
• Boston man dies after crash
• Relocation of human services dept. on track
• Editorial Cartoon July 17
• Do government polices help or hurt our nation?
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to Culpeper's all-stars
• Following the money: town borrows $766K for what?
• A walk in the woods
• HOW I SEE IT: The government has failed
• PERSPECTIVE: Changing the answers on health
• Editorial cartoon July 16
• Amazing Shadows: 'These films matter'
• Investigators looking for information in larceny case
• COLUMNIST: Are flip flops really the most inappropriate work attire?
• Thank you from Salem Ruritan Club
• GOP are heartless
• BREAKING: Accident closes route 607 in Orange
• Editorial cartoon July 15
• Southard nominee of local GOP
• So college: Get down in the boondocks
• Driver facing marijuana charges
• Third Big Give for Kelsey
• Third Big Give for Kelsey
• ART IN THE PARK: Natural beauty
• Columnist: Surprising support for separating church from state
• Perspective: Virginia's options in default unclear
• HOW I SEE IT: County should utilize river access
• PERSPECTIVE: Debt issue is no pain, no gain
• McDonnell appoints former Germanna dean of nursing to state board
• Arson suspect found competent to stand trial
• Beck's old home under construction
• PERSPECTIVE: Anthony case leads to proposals
• COLUMNIST: Let's not forget the people on the mountain
• Build an underpass for horses in Stevensburg
• HOW I SEE IT: More information on Pete Hill
• Editorial cartoon July 14
• COLUMNIST: Mystery solved
• Culpeper horse farm endures second fire in four months
• Editorial Cartoon July 13
• OUR VIEW: Barredo helping stop bullying
• U.S. may be headed toward situation like Greece
• Man charged in stabbing
• Art Walk on Main St. in Orange Thursday
• Cantor 'we are not going to raise taxes'
• VRS back on track, but employee contributions expected to increase
• Town spends, borrows millions for new equipment
• Culpeper Town Council embraces Pete Hill
• Bus driver convicted of indecent liberties with Greene Co. student
• Heat advisory in effect across much of Va.
• Culpeper farm owner endures second fire in four months
• Two Greene County men get prison time for arson
• Editorial Cartoon July 12
• SummerQuest
• Kelley
• Kelley
• OUR VIEW: Town, county need synergy
• Going forth to lead the land we love
• Culpeper man charged with first-degree murder in D.C.
• Extra! Extra! Area students become newsies
• Residents refuse roundabout on Route 3
• Two Fauquier Republicans vying to represent Culpeper
• Outage kills power to 1,400 in town
• Intoxicated suspect backs into patrol car
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Editorial Cartoon July 11
• Ready to get to work
• Madison County Fair starts Tuesday
• Route 3 group outlines concerns, requests
• First step in curing obesity problem is admitting addiction
• Police reports June 29-July 5
• Editorial cartoon July 10
• Ruckersville Baptist Church ready to rebuild
• CMR FARM SHOW: All creatures great and small
• Washington is acting like a deer in the headlights
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you to volunteer fire departments
• HOW I SEE IT: County had options with Hill panel
• OUR VIEW: Local businesses adapting to economy
• Pete Hill Marker: An issue of race?
• No injuries after vehicle ignites storage building
• Editorial cartoon July 9
• First female achieves rank of major with state police
• Jim Bayne discusses new book at the Culpeper Museum
• There's a new frog in town
• Hanger replaces Houck as Madison's state senator
• Cookin' for the kids
• OUR VIEW: Action on the diamond takes center stage
• PERSPECTIVE: Ugliness in Charlottesville
• HOW I SEE IT: Help the Beltrans save cord blood
• COLUMNIST: Did I share secrets with the Russians in third grade?
• Welcome to 'Our Town'
• Prayer vigil offered at Reformation Lutheran
• Gaddafi's threat to NATO
• Even without swimming skills, I love Lake Anna
• Thanks to Good Samaritan
• HOW I SEE IT: A few thoughts on Route 3
• PERSPECTIVE: IT issues causing headaches
• Editorial cartoon July 8
• Grand jury to hear Simpson murder case
• Town gets 1.5 percent interest rate on proposed new debt
• CMR FARM SHOW: The swine are fine
• Editorial cartoon July 7
• Woman charged with breaking and entering
• Piedmont Regional Dental Clinic opens
• Culpeper man pleads not guilty in concealing a dead body in Spotsy
• Unemployment office in Culpeper closing
• The Sunshine Lady
• Star's death prompts rally and maybe counter-protests
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Full Circle Thrift hosts customer appreciation
• PERSPECTIVE: Debt fireworks for Virginia
• OUR VIEW: Changes coming for town of Culpeper
• Farm Show
• Editorial Cartoon July 6
• 62nd annual CMR farm show begins Thursday
• Eastern View student wins FFA public speaking contest
• Regional Water Supply Plan shot down
• Board waits on Hill panel
• Tax credits may have to used again to help real estate
• HOW I SEE IT: Orange County bowed to pressure
• OUR VIEW: Johnson deserved extension
• Car enthusiasts show off vintage vehicles
• Police reports June 22-28
• Editorial Cartoon July 5
• Announcing the Declaration of Independence
• HOW I SEE IT: Chase not the voice of citizen's group
• OUR VIEW: Garages not the solution
• Ceremony honors both Fourth of July and naturalization
• Gordonsville printer to close shop, lay off scores
• Soft serve on the north side
• Scores sworn in as U.S. citizens at Monticello
• Editorial Cartoon July 4
• Local patio business to appear on DIY network
• Culpeper celebrates July 4th with daylong activities
• Independence Day by the numbers
• Fincham downgraded to critical condition at U.Va. Medical Center
• Email rewrites history to suit present day agenda
• Exercise your right to be fit
• Restitution for child porn victims now state law
• OUR VIEW: Local political races heating up
• Editorial Cartoon, July 3
• 'A nice addition to Main Street'
• Rotary Club awards scholarships to two Culpeper students
• 'Gods and Generals' revisited
• Just consider me old fashioned
• HOW I SEE IT: New truck will require garage
• Va. Community Bank committed to improving financial condition
• UPDATE: Culpeper woman charged with DUI after crash
• Town moves forward with better boat access to Lake Pelham
• Yowell announces plans to run for reelection
• Making an Impact
• Editorial cartoon July 2
• Town must develop master parking plan
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Celebrate America's birthday
• HOW I SEE IT: Co. 1 needs public's help
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to reading program
• Regional family fun this Fourth of July
• Police still searching for suspect ID in Harrington murder
• Going to bat for Bill
• I didn't come in here for a Run-DMC T-shirt
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Businesses need to keep bathrooms clean too
• PERSPECTIVE: A new front in the uranium fight
• PERSPECTIVE: Charity fraud is deplorable
• Editorial cartoon July 1
• Police investigate clinic burglary
• Culpeper, Madison men charged with cutting down trees
• New outreach initiative in Culpeper
• Police still searching for suspect ID in Harrington murder
• Culpeper woman airlifted to U.Va. after crash
• Moonshine
• Editorial Cartoon June 30
• Gym not necessary to 'work out' — go for a walk
• Cantor, Republicans need to raise taxes
• Planners to study downtown parking rules
• Town continues economic development focus
• NY-based film crew captures the moonshine process for the Discovery Channel
• Culpeper's NAACP organization rewards local students with scholarships
• Editorial Cartoon June 30
• Editorial Cartoon June 29
• Editorial Cartoon June 29
• Editorial cartoon June 29
• NY-based film crew captures the moonshine process for the Discovery Channel
• School board extends Johnson's contract two years
• Bachmann may prove to be answer for GOP
• HOW I SEE IT: Time to show respect for leaders
• OUR VIEW: Welcome back to B.T.
• State Theatre ready to build
• Top county prosecutor announces bid for re-election
• Culpeper students tour nation's capital
• Close announces re-election bid for commonwealth's attorney office
• Editorial cartoon June 28
• HOW I SEE IT: We shouldn't be ashamed of our faith
• OUR VIEW: Money will help with health
• Tents selling fireworks popping up as July 4th approaches
• Listen up: Goodwin wins another radio award
• Culpeper's NAACP organization rewards local students with scholarships
• Automated meter reading contract nears adoption
• Marshall man dies after Sunday crash in Fauquier
• Is probation truly a compassionate choice?
• Wills a welcome addition to CCHS team
• Cat
• Editorial Cartoon June 27
• Vincent D. Cat takes second place in photo contest
• Shenandoah marks 75th anniversary
• School board to close out budget
• Fireworks safety key to a happy Fourth of July celebration
• HOW I SEE IT: Taxpayers paid for this?
• OUR VIEW: Homage is a true piece of art
• Houck, Scott will both run for office again
• Spotlight on the National Film Registry
• Find out who's the best in town
• Editorial Cartoon June 26
• Movies
• An interesting sponsor
• Editorial cartoon June 25
• Music on the menu at Foti's
• REAL ESTATE: Is the market getting better?
• Town water, sewer fees and rates on the rise
• Mass honoring Pope held Monday in Madison
• COLUMNIST: A vacant Winn Dixie isn't the next Daytona
• PERSPECTIVE: Senate GOP could take a sharp right
• OUR VIEW: Gardiner takes place in Culpeper history
• Madison Inn welcomes local chef
• Stevensburg residents to resume Route 3 talks next month
• Vacation Bible School offers fun in the sun
• 4-H kicks off summer workshop programs
• Stageworks: See you in September
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where is God when it comes to graduation
• Thank God Combos didn't go the way of New Coke
• HOW I SEE IT: The system isn't working
• PERSPECTIVE: Logic in Wal-Mart suit flawed
• Editorial cartoon June 24
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Eagle Scout project to help Lenn Park
• Editorial Cartoon, June 23
• Shenandoah National Park marks 75 years with celebration
• Culpeper Post Office getting new awnings
• AYP results will determine Pearl Sample's future
• Culpeper announces new town manager
• Obama's election created fiscal conservatives
• This week in Culpeper history
• Dumfries town manager resigns
• Culpeper hires former Dumfries town manager
• Editorial Cartoon, June 22
• Editorial Cartoon, June 22
• HOW I SEE IT: Don't privatize Social Security
• OUR VIEW: Community should help Co. 1 unit
• Taylor back in Cantor's corner
• Parking an issue with major Main Street project
• CCHS grad receives REC award
• Residents should be wary of wire transfer requests
• Madison man faces felony shoplifting charges
• Ex-Orange investigator charged with child sex crimes
• Culpeper County government: Paid days off instead of cash denied
• Union First Market Bank to open branch in Martin's
• Editorial Cartoon June 21
• OUR VIEW: Economy taking its toll in town
• LIBERTY BASEBALL: Soph. Rodney named all-state shortstop
• Culpeper library kicks off summer reading program
• Editorial Cartoon June 20
• Incumbent DeJarnette seeks four more years as Culpeper County treasurer
• General linked to area families
• HOW I SEE IT: Thanks to all who helped on Memorial Day
• What happens while blueberry picking, stays wherever it was
• Police reports June 8-14
• Editorial Cartoon June 19
• OUR VIEW: Three step up for upcoming elections
• Is there something to be learned from Orange?
• Happy Father's Day
• CCVFRA participating in federally-funded study
• 'Homage' officially welcomed at Wine Street Memorial Park
• Culpeper 4th of July Celebration
• Editorial cartoon June 18
• Town adopts pay study advice
• OUR VIEW: Young players get education
• Sugar Bottom sign in the works
• PERSPECTIVE: Brief default would be a bad idea
• GUEST COLUMN: Town, county looking ahead on water needs
• Heron
• Editorial cartoon June 17
• Canosa guilty of killing husband
• The Country Troubadours to visit Reformation Lutheran Church
• Man ejected, airlifted following wreck on Route 3
• CCSO: Corbin died from internal injuries after ATV fall
• Mr. Casey goes to Washington
• Stuff my dad said still makes me laugh
• PERSPECTIVE: Virginia is more free than other southern states, but is that a good thing?
• PERSPECTIVE: Pledge of Allegiance is voluntary
• PERSPECTIVE: Obama cannot act kingly
• CCSO: Corbin died from internal injuries after ATV fall
• Editorial Cartoon, June 16
• Longtime educator remembered as "nice guy, sharp dresser"
• Man airlifted to hospital after wreck
• CCSO: Suspicious man was working for private company
• Monument to Greatest Generation lands in Culpeper
• Jury suggests two life sentences for Culpeper man
• Warrenton asst. principal arrested on child porn charges
• Third Thursday Concert: 'Hubcaps' on tap tonight
• Where is the economic recovery when we need it?
• OUR VIEW: Earles was a special teacher
• Editorial Cartoon, June 15
• Police search for man claiming to be school system employee
• Incumbent Houck seeks re-election on school board
• Town talks economic development
• A towering need
• Congress needs to take action on Medicare
• CCSO identifies pregnant woman who died in ATV crash
• Editorial Cartoon June 14
• Town to accept payments by phone starting next week
• CCPS lunch prices to increase this fall
• County, extension office cultivating plans for ag center at GWC
• OUR VIEW: Blair House will be missed
• Floyd T. Binns car wash was a welcome surprise
• Malachi dads can change lives for generations
• Police Reports June 1-7
• COLUMNIST: Third Thursday concerts are a Culpeper tradition
• How long you've lived here shouldn't matter
• Editorial cartoon June 13
• From police work to wood work
• PERSPECTIVE: Playing a game of chicken
• Four graduate from Evans-Smith training institute
• This Week in Culpeper History
• School board to recognize 18 retirees tonight
• Editorial cartoon June 12
• COLUMNIST: The 'illiterati' are real and they run the country
• HOW I SEE IT: What if Duffie fought at Brandy Station?
• Culpeper County foreclosures: It's not over yet, folks
• Beulah Baptist working on renovations
• CCHS grads going places
• OUR VIEW: Route 3 plan causes headaches
• Culpeper woman killed in ATV crash
• Town-purchased condos still sitting vacant
• COLUMNIST: Don't shower until Alex Trebek's head is normal
• PERSPECTIVE: Don't eliminate ethanol subsidies
• HOW I SEE IT: Still not going to wear a seatbelt
• OUR VIEW: Spring brought plenty of excitement
• Editorial cartoon June 11
• Eastern View graduates 280
• Dowell receives academic excellence award
• Three juveniles ejected during crash
• CCHS hosts graduation today
• Town, county apply for housing grant
• Editorial cartoon June 10
• Senate redistricting plan takes Cantor from Culpeper, Orange
• Culpeper town tourism director leaving
• Hard work pays off for top EVHS graduates
• CPD issues 26 citations in truck safety check
• Overturned truck closes Route 15
• It's time for Petersen
• My Graduation Speech For My Son Alex
• PERSPECTIVE: Proposal to cut FDA funding should be troubling
• HOW I SEE IT: Fine educator Tom Earles was one of a kind
• PERSPECTIVE: Madison valued experience
• Overturned truck closes Route 15
• BREAKING NEWS: Father charged in son's shooting death
• Senate plan takes Culpeper out of Cantor's district
• Editorial Cartoon, June 9
• Free meal program for local kids starts Monday in Yowell Meadow
• Vigil honors Simpson's life
• Rite Aid, Hallmark set to close
• After 25 years, store owner bids farewell
• CRHS deserves credit for Drop It! Program too
• HOW I SEE IT: With growing up comes saying goodbye
• Former Culpeper treasurer touts his success
• Editorial Cartoon June 8
• Bailout did not weaken the U.S. economy
• OUR VIEW: More sad economic news
• One vehicle wreck on U.S. 29
• One injured in crash near Rixeyville post office
• CCHS renovation to cost $21 million
• Editorial Cartoon, June 7
• Former CCPS teacher prepares for next chapter in life
• Route 3 four-lane project: 'Smack dab' through Stevensburg
• Locust Grove boy dies after Sunday crash
• Saturday's shooting suspect turns himself in to N.C. authorities
• Ribbon cut at new Boxwood Recovery Center
• OUR VIEW: Does OC need a Walmart?
• HOW I SEE IT: Property rights essential to freedom
• When 43% is spent on interest and 51% pay nothing
• Statement of Gov. Bob McDonnell on 67th Anniversary of D-Day
• Locust Grove boy dies after crash
• Saturday's shooting suspect found in North Carolina
• Saturday's shooting suspect turns himself in to N.C. authorities
• Public libraries to introduce e-books to collections
• Police reports May 25-31
• Hot summer days: Good time to slow down and reflect, plan
• Refuting 'Debating GOP Economics' claims
• Editorial Cartoon, June 6
• Quarter horse gives birth to twins
• Missing Fairfax man found dead in Orange County
• Police search for Culpeper man after shooting
• Editorial cartoon June 5
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper residents giving of their talents
• PERSPECTIVE: It can't be denied: Justices delayed
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: New USDA guidelines hindered by subsidies
• Grumblings from along the Rapidan
• Triple the love, joy and grace for Reva family
• Coaches, teammates remember 'The Diesel'
• Volunteers, Foster honored by 4th of July committee
• New Youth Minister at CUMC
• K-9 search turns up drugs during traffic stop
• Police to Check for Truck and Bus Violations
• HOW I SEE IT: Scholarship to honor Cowherd
• PERSPECTIVE: Inching closer to full blown travel to Cuba
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper athletes going for gold
• Jefferson would have wanted you to dance
• Editorial cartoon June 4
• 'One of the best'
• BREAKING NEWS: Insanity defense to be allowed in Canosa case
• Culpeper unemployment numbers down
• Editorial cartoon June 3
• PERSPECTIVE: We're talking semantics
• PERSPECTIVE: Cab system shouldn't be run by hacks
• Memories of 'our class' at Grymes Memorial
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Chrysler repaying loans shows efforts to save auto industry are working
• Domestic dispute takes the life of Culpeper man
• Roue 3: 'The danger of that highway'
• Smith guilty of voluntary manslaughter
• Editorial Cartoon June 2
• Prosecution wants insanity defense thrown out in Canosa murder
• Madison County murder suspect describes slaying
• HOW I SEE IT: Medicare shouldn't be killed
• Victims of fatal Bealeton crash remembered
• Victims of fatal Bealeton crash remembered
• Editorial Cartoon June 1
• Town razes Blair House
• 'Homage' comes home June 18
• Culpeper native announces candidacy for Board of Supervisors
• Heat advisory in effect today
• OUR VIEW: Time to head outdoors
• Three dead in Bealeton crash
• Rappahannock Electric Cooperative requests energy reduction
• Cantor right that federal workers earn more
• Heat advisory in effect for Culpeper: heat index near 105
• Editorial Cartoon May 31
• Editorial Cartoon May 31
• Editorial Cartoon May 31
• Memorial Day service heats up
• High school students help the Volunteer Farm
• Two men highlight my father's Memorial Days
• HOW I SEE IT: Don't forget veterans rest of the year
• OUR VIEW: Support the CCHS referendum
• Editorial Cartoon, May 30
• Wet spring means plant's booming, even poison ivy
• Cowherd's name lives forever
• Remembering the fallen
• All six Culpeper elementary schools receive poetry grant
• Police reports for May 18-24
• Thoughts on hamburger and other things
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper's streets remain safe
• Local artist wins online contest for still life
• Culpeper producer pounding out the beats
• Economy 101 for 2011: sacrifice and adaptation
• Brandy Station man killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department 2011 Parade winners
• Editorial Cartoon May 29
• CMS choirs to perform annual spring concert Tuesday
• Crash closes portion of northbound U.S. 29 for hours
• Adult, juvenile charged with Stevensburg larceny
• Editorial cartoon May 28
• Our View: When it's OK to be a loser
• PERSEPCTIVE: An epitaph for causes of crime
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Recent enforcement of seatbelt law causes concern; shouldn't it be a choice?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Agenda 21 is worth opposition
• Helpful goats won't be bothered by talking dogs
• A chance to sing at the Apollo
• Big Kenny on Rich winning 'Celebrity Apprentice'
• Orange man dies in accident near OC Airport
• Stay cool in June in the Packard Campus Theater
• Orange man died in accident Wednesday near OC Airport
• Parade 4
• Editorial cartoon May 27
• HOW I SEE IT: Seefeldt didn't deserve coverage
• COLUMNIST: Having a good boss makes your job easier
• 'The faces of the old soldiers'
• CORRECTIONS
• PERSPECTIVE: GOP faces tough challenge
• CCVFD 2011 annual parade delights
• Town: it would cost $15k more to save Triplett's Mill building
• Culpeper man faces life in prison for random abduction
• HOW I SEE IT: Honor our vets on Memorial Day
• Town approves budget for fiscal year 2012
• ARB endorses Main Street project
• 2011 Culpeper County Volunteer Fireman's Parade
• Editorial Cartoon, May 26
• Editorial Cartoon May 25
• OUR VIEW: Raising taxes is never easy
• Germanna tuition increases again
• Health system names Drop It! 'biggest loser'
• Council to consider $69.7M budget tonight
• Branch to seek re-election in fall
• Lives changed by a Bible college behind prison walls
• OUR VIEW: Relief in sight for gas prices?
• Editorial Cartoon May 24
• Alternate choice creates heated discussion
• School board agrees to recommend CCHS bond referendum
• Walmart picks second Orange County site
• Richmond lawyer wants to take on Cantor next year
• Town seeks artists to serve on Spring St. Arts Center Committee
• Editorial Cartoon May 23
• Teaching the outdoors to future generations
• School Board to discuss CCHS renovation referendum
• Health system to hold forum spotlighting national reforms
• The unheard pre-school graduation keynote address
• Police reports May 11-17
• Editorial Cartoon May 22
• Orange Best Western remains vacant
• A steady rhythm of commerce downtown
• Exploding melons would have come in handy
• OUR VIEW: Town made right call on Co. 11
• Trying to stifle student reporting just won't work
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Pleasant surprise to see old friend in paper
• Getting a second chance
• Hey, kids: Breakfast and lunch is free this summer
• Hardware store closes, Triplett's Mill coming down
• Juvenile charged in hit-and-run of 5-year-old
• Co. 2 fire truck crashes in Stevensburg
• Mum's still the word on Orange County Walmart
• Editorial cartoon May 21
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to tennis champions
• PERSPECTIVE: GOP lukewarm to hopefuls for 2012
• Click It or Ticket starts Sunday
• Editorial cartoon May 20
• PERSPECTIVE: GOP race should be interesting
• HOW I SEE IT: Honoring National Police Week
• PERSPECTIVE: It's time to reduce the nation's deficit
• PERSPECTIVE: Congress needs to address FEMA issues and get money back
• There's no room for stereotypes in our lives
• Police need public's help in locating hit-and-run suspect
• Culpeper Police promote officers
• Kastrinos sentenced to 28 years in prison
• Culpeper Police need public's help in hit-and-run case
• Live and let live. What exactly is a libertarian?
• Flood
• Editorial Cartoon May 19
• The Beach Bumz play 3rd Thursday tonight
• EVHS choral department presents 'The Magic of Disney' tonight
• Town to give Co. 11 $25,000
• Arson suspect to receive more time for mental evaluation
• More rain expected today
• Accused Millstone thieves to return to court next month
• Congress took right steps to honor Navy SEALs
• HOW I SEE IT: May is older Americans month
• Child injured in hit and run
• Multiple weather warnings in effect for Culpeper
• Mum's still the word on location of Orange Walmart
• Cantor says easing regulatory burden would help economy
• Editorial Cartoon May 18
• Candidate will hold meet-and-greet
• Public hearing tonight on town budget, taxes, fees
• Historic significance of Route 3
• Committee recommends CCHS renovation
• Community Clothes Closet reopens at Baptist church
• McCaughey a great resource for Girl Scouts
• Technology finds its roots in defense spending
• Did bin Laden adopt our lack of values?
• OUR VIEW: Helping keep the peace
• Flash flood watch in effect for Culpeper area
• Mother charged with brandishing gun at school bus stop
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Editorial Cartoon May 17
• Blair House
• Route 3
• Cantor to host job creators forum at VCU
• OUR VIEW: New districts will be spread out
• HOW I SEE IT: Always start learning with a .22
• 'A modest tax write off ... is too little too late'
• Blair House demo project begins
• Decision on CCHS renovation expected tonight
• What would eminent domain entail?
• At least two shot in Madison Co. gunfight
• School officials to repair leaky roofs this summer
• Charlottesville students to get tablet computers
• Donald Trump says he won't run for president
• BREAKING: At least two shot outside Madison American Legion
• Greene teacher swallows staples
• CCHS FCCLA has sweet success
• Drop It! event rescheduled to May 24
• Beware of funny money, but bank on this 'free ride'
• HOW I SEE IT: School policy needs to be revised
• Police reports May 4-10
• Editorial Cartoon May 16
• Editorial cartoon May 15
• OUR VIEW: Funderburk, Thorn mentor Culpeper's students
• Are we there yet, John Galt?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Intersection of routes 641, 522 need fixed
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Navy SEALs deserve to be honored by our government for their service
• The north side holds on to the American dream
• Relay totals ahead of last year
• VDOT installing light at 611/20 in Locust Grove
• PERSPECTIVE: Early retirement, anyone?
• OUR VIEW: Troilo was a treasure to Brandy
• PERSPECTIVE: Assembly salaries too low?
• Female encroachment in the manly bathroom
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Green energy doesn't work
• Town water tower gets a little TLC
• Walmart suit officially over
• Marking South East Street Historic District
• Sheriff's office taking applications for 2011 Youth Academy
• Editorial cartoon May 14
• Execution date set for man originally accused in Warner death
• Tea
• Tea
• Editorial Cartoon May 13
• Cantor calls for trillions of dollars in federal cuts
• Green Building Resource Center donates 'green' Books to the library
• Annual women's health tea draws more than 100
• Learning to expect the unexpected as a parent
• HOW I SEE IT: Thoughts on embracing community
• Editorial Cartoon May 12
• Editorial Cartoon May 12
• Here are some lessons learned from a few very busy weeks
• Louisa woman arrested on fraudulent check charges
• Officers get HEAT award for solving tow scam case
• CCPS receives VDOE training grants
• Town to fund same charities
• Honoring fallen officers
• Honoring fallen officers
• Honoring fallen officers
• 'National Jukebox' brings forgotten recordings to digital age
• Reeves announces new campaign manager
• Culpeper PD meets global standards of excellence
• Five things to think about while pumping gas
• Culpeper's Relay For Life is helping to save lives
• We've no use for D.C. — until we do
• OUR VIEW: Big-time moments in local sports
• Funderburk
• Vigay
• CALEA
• Editorial Cartoon May 11
• Summing up the learning process
• Judi Vigay finishes community college at 62
• This Week in Culpeper History
• HOW I SEE IT: Foreign oil is hurting our nation
• OUR VIEW: Allen looks like GOP hopeful
• Police Reports April 27-May 3
• Troilo
• Willis
• Editorial Cartoon May 10
• Joe Troilo meant a lot to Brandy Station
• Culpeper announces top teacher, classified employee of the year
• Two killed in weekend crashes
• Willis to run for School Board
• The words of the Constitution still govern our lives
• Jillian Lowery
• Anne-Marina "Nina" Lukow
• Editorial Cartoon May 9
• Eight students to attend governor's schools programs
• Artist bids fans adieu
• School officials to name area's top teacher
• Signs of spring: Culpeper Days, farmers market in bloom
• Justice on Earth and in heaven
• HOW I SEE IT: Embrace community over individualism
• OUR VIEW: Spring brings new business, area markets
• Drilling is no fix for our oil addiction
• Thoughts on America's role in Afghanistan, post bin Laden
• Economic woes on the west side
• Sheriff: New forensics lab 'tremendous opportunity'
• A tribute to moms
• A message for mom from the front lines
• Bryars wins Star-Exponent Mothers Day essay contest
• A beautiful day for Culpeper Day
• Editorial cartoon May 8
• OUR VIEW: Happy trails to Maggie Lawrence
• PERSPECTIVE: A faraway world of happily ever after
• HOW I SEE IT: Of conspiracy, bin Laden and Pakistan
• PERSPECTIVE: Mind-boggling destruction from Alabama tornadoes
• PERSPECTIVE: Squelch conspiracy theories and release bin Laden photos
• VDOT wants Route 3 task force
• Editorial cartoon May 7
• Atheists, the First Amendment and the demand for equality
• A Fiesta for the senses
• Bonfadini aids autistic students and their families
• Shankle: 'I eat, sleep and breathe teaching'
• Culpeper Day music lineup
• Law Day warning: When you turn 18, things change
• OUR VIEW: Bin Laden's death allows some closure
• 'Kennifer' memorial garden getting spruced up by noble 'dirt therapists'
• TOY
• TOY
• TOY
• Editorial Cartoon May 6
• Carmody has made lifelong connections in the classroom
• 'Down-to-earth' style defines Brown's teaching
• Day of Prayer in Culpeper
• GCC gets $1M for campus in Stafford
• CRH to host annual Women's Health Tea
• Student accused of alcohol possession after school sweep
• Paperwork filed to end Wilderness Walmart suit
• New flea market operating Saturdays near St. Stephen's
• Fatal wounds detailed in Greene homicide
• Editorial Cartoon May 5
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• Play
• Left and right can agree to cut subsidies for corporations
• HOW I SEE IT: Poor spending habits by our county
• Curtains for a career
• Lenz incorporates fun ideas into her classroom
• McWilliams helps build his students' confidence
• Town, county make it official
• Culpeper marks the National Day of Prayer
• Longtime Culpeper couple receive Good Scout Award
• Culpeper Fiesta kicks off weekend of events in Culpeper
• Sheriff's office leads drug sweeps at CCHS, EVHS
• Suspect sought as Greene victims ID'd
• Deal breaker: hotels and restaurants in county tech zone?
• PolitiFact: Cantor says 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 each day
• Madison winery on auction block again
• CSE columnist Bayne publishes book on American Revolution
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• Editorial Cartoon May 4
• County adopts $130 million budget
• Utilities, budget on tap today
• Technology a big part of Funderburk's class
• Garton creates inviting atmosphere at FTB library
• EVHS students know "You Can't Take It With You"
• Both parties quick to take credit for bin Laden's death
• OUR VIEW: These stories go beyond the playing field
• HOW I SEE IT: The Christian American's response
• Folks also need to know how not to display the U.S. flag
• Spring Into Awareness Day an excellent event for SAFE
• Fatal Greene shootings likely occurred in car
• White House: bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Three found dead in road in Stanardsville
• HOW I SEE IT: A revolution through the ballot box
• OUR VIEW: Sheriff's race looks to be a personal one
• Alexander
• Alexander
• Lee
• Editorial Cartoon May 3
• For Alexander, teaching is all about the right pace
• Math specialist Lee chalks up a big honor
• Locals react to bin Laden's death
• State Theatre gets new leader
• Bible-reading marathon in D.C. features Novum Baptist Church
• Emerald Hill students experience farm life
• Obama recognizes 'the One by whom empires rise and fall'
• Shameful speculation by media in advance of press conference
• Community made third-graders' field trip an excellent adventure
• Editorial Cartoon May2
• Stephenson marks an Eagle Scout first for Troop 198
• 2011 High School Proms: Fit for a king and queen
• Putting students on the right path is Mills' destiny
• Vote on budget due Tuesday
• Germanna moves 2011 nurse pinning ceremony to Fredericksburg
• Calling on experts to help create a dog park in Culpeper
• Don't cut Social Security to reduce America's debt
• HOW I SEE IT: In defense of 'The Irishman John Kelly'
• OUR VIEW: CCHS' SwIpeD team takes Esquared competition
• Police reports April 20-26
• Comcast helps finish fence at Senior Center
• Route 3: VDOT recommends Plan A
• It's just a massive redistribution of tax dollars
• Can the controversy over Obama's birth now cease?
• HOW I SEE IT: Cantor should cut ties with AIPAC
• OUR VIEW: Gen. Hill is back where he belongs
• Editorial Cartoon May 1
• Editorial Cartoon May 1
• South side weighs in on economy with hope and caution
• Garden Club donates trees for Wine St. Park
• Editorial cartoon April 30
• Culpeper to get two delegates, three state senators
• Last call for tickets to Wilderness fundraiser
• A.P. Hill portrait returned to Culpeper
• Four sent to hospital, one charged in Thursday wrecks
• HOW I SEE IT: Who really bears the tax burden?
• Take time out to celebrate World Press Freedom Day
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Girl Scouts and Goodwill join forces for community drive
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you, Amir Karamali
• OUR VIEW: Honoring and helping our heroes
• Editorial cartoon April 29
• Trading places
• Getting 'SwIpeD'
• OUR VIEW: Philanthropy, Culpeper go hand in hand
• Memories of my high school proms, circa the late '80s
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: This great nation continues its path toward implosion
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Coates family sends its thanks
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Snoop on the front page?
• HOW I SEE IT: On Trump, debt and war in Libya
• Woman gets jail for dogs' deaths
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• One dead, homes damaged in Halifax County severe storms
• Manassas superintendent gets regional honors
• Main Street projects progressing
• Transportation impact fee incentive suggested
• Drop It! weigh in deadline is Sunday
• Editorial Cartoon April 28
• HOW I SEE IT: Don't lose focus on solving fiscal crisis
• Brentsville graduate Sean Callahan killed in Afghanistan
• One dead, others missing in Halifax County storm damage
• Correction
• Tornado watch issued for Culpeper area
• Atlanta man charged with firing shots
• VSP computer fix expected this weekend
• Roaring '20s silents headline May movies on the Mount
• Transportation impact fees on committee agenda
• Snoop Dogg sizzles in C'ville
• Editorial Cartoon April 27
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• OUR VIEW: Culpeper quickly becoming a lacrosse town
• Culpeper comes together to help Relay for Life
• Martial arts studio a great benefit to Culpeper
• Government has no place in Boeing dispute
• HOW I SEE IT: Gulf oil spill will linger for generations
• Two arrested, third sought in Orange burglary
• This Week in Culpeper History
• Editorial Cartoon April 26
• Dump truck crash along Route 229
• Drug take back day set for Saturday
• Residents: Support library, rescue volunteers
• HOW I SEE IT: Miss Couric should consider Culpeper
• Senate race attracts 8 candidates — so far
• Lynyrd Skynyrd to play Fredericksburg event
• Got a quarter from before 1964? It's worth about $8
• spring
• KOVAR
• Editorial Cartoon April 25
• Welcoming warm weather
• Knights of Columbus launching annual drive
• EVHS Envirothon team qualifies for state
• Technology is more than just icing on these cupcakes
• HOW I SEE IT: Cantor's honest leadership? Not quite.
• OUR VIEW: Town made right call on late-night biz
• Police Reports April 13-19
• Tunnel vision on the budget from the New York Times
• OUR VIEW: A chance to reshape downtown
• Street-legal, electric golf cars can fill a niche for local gov't
• Relay For Life team leading plastic flock
• Public hearing set for county budget
• Economic optimism in short supply on town's northeast side
• Editorial cartoon April 24
• OUR VIEW: Well-earned retirements for local folks
• ON THE OCCASION OF EASTER: Jesus defeated the enemy
• Today, we celebrate God's very best gift
• We've dismissed fiscal responsibility for rose-colored glasses
• PERSPECTIVE: On the 1-year anniversary of BP oil spill
• HOW I SEE IT: Federal gov't must pay down debt
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Letter ripping trickle-down economics ignored the facts
• Freedom going viral means trouble for dictatorial regimes
• Farmers markets blooming
• AGR third-graders put life skills to the test
• Ruckersville man gets four years in road rage shooting
• Hitt seeking job as revenue commissioner
• Editorial cartoon April 23
• OUR VIEW: Job well done by volunteers and advocates
• ROYAL WEDDING: Area wines to be featured at U.K. Embassy reception
• Local road projects in state plan
• As one town resident can attest, beating buzzards is a real battle
• Editorial Cartoon April 22
• Little sister putting new life into our old, furry friend
• HOW I SEE IT: Appreciating our Girl Scout leaders
• After 17 years, I will miss all of my customers at Culpeper Cleaners
• Boy, 6, hurt by ceiling tile in school
• CORRECTION
• Editorial Cartoon April 21
• HOW I SEE IT: Ryan's budget resolution a saving grace
• OUR VIEW: Exploring Culpeper's storied past
• Leads sought in 2003 Fauquier murder
• Culpeper resident sues over bus tax
• Election 2011: Underwood will seek re-election as supervisor
• Adults share pain of DUI
• Culpeper Human Services holding its own
• State redistricting scenario unresolved
• Greene man who lit girlfriend on fire to serve 30 years
• Vietnam vets donate new POW/MIA flag to county
• Culpeper girl to represent Virginia at junior pageant
• 'I don't forget those days'
• Culpeper County sheriff's election: Jenkins wants a rematch
• Gov. unveils merit pay plan for teachers
• Culpeper poised to emerge from a long economic winter
• Well-deserved awards for the Star-Exponent
• HOW I SEE IT: A harrowing, high-water horse rescue
• Editorial Cartoon April 20
• horse
• 'I don't forget those days'
• Cuccinelli continues to wait for health care decision
• U.S. judge may draw districts
• Garber recently promoted to Windmore president
• Rescuers nab horse from swollen Rappahannock
• School board approves restructuring plan for Pearl Sample
• Central Va. has grown at fast pace
• Young motorcycle crash victim listed in stable condition
• Police reports April 6-12
• Editorial Cartoon April 19
• Freedom From Religion can't silence public prayer
• Honest leadership requires confronting our debt crisis
• OUR VIEW: Cantor the perfect fit for Culpeper
• Eastern View names new principal
• NEW: Eastern View names new principal
• Granite for Homage monument transported to Elberton, Georgia
• Public Safety Radio Communications: Mass shift on the horizon
• School board to vote on restructuring plan for Pearl Sample
• Culpeper welcomes T.J. Maxx with style
• Editorial Cartoon April 18
• TJMaxx
• One killed, five injured in weekend collisions
• Dominion Virginia Power is the real wealth distributor
• We still have a long way to go
• HOW I SEE IT: Be bold, president, and tax the rich
• OUR VIEW: It's time for town to pay the piper
• Secondary roads closed by high water
• April 17 editorial cartoon
• Honoring crime victims and advocates
• Cuccinelli: 'I like this job'
• Associate pastor back on her feet
• OUR VIEW: Busy week in the world of Culpeper sports
• Germanna's commitment to arts and education is part of life's poem
• A tribute to mother through poetry ...
• Ruminations on ruining a nation with a runaway debt
• Rain doesn't dampen Remembrance Days
• Cuccinelli vows to continue fight
• Cuccinelli energizes conservative base
• Thornhill to retire, Bly moving on
• Big shock: Electric car sales are flat
• It's time for Tipsy Children and Stupid Adults in the News
• HOW I SEE IT: TSA patdown of 6-year-old ridiculous
• Editorial cartoon April 16
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Pocket park' at Blair House could promote Sugar Bottom
• Prominent Orange Co. builder Sedwick dies at 89
• Orange County Board approves FY12 budget
• Good news: "He's Alive" in 10th year
• Editorial Cartoon April 15
• Are you a mature human? Then you'll appreciate this list
• OUR VIEW: Kaine faces uphill battle for Senate
• 3D movies debut today in Culpeper
• Palm processional set for Sunday night
• Potential candidates gearing up for election
• Senior center supervisor thanks volunteers
• The taxman cometh, today and every day
• Editorial Cartoon April 14
• Alleged shooter denied bond in brotherly feud
• Hitt must perform community service on shoplifting charge
• Rewarded for their service
• A walk through history
• Town Council: Pay up for trash pickup
• HOW I SEE IT: High schoolers: Consider Germanna
• OUR VIEW: NCLB paints many schools in unfair light
• Morgan Harrington case to be on Investigation Discovery
• Interim utility agreement endorsed
• Community colleges are the glue to our society
• Ryan's budget resolution is an outrage that should be rejected
• HOW I SEE IT: How a Culpeper slave fueled the war
• OUR VIEW: Local businesses going strong
• Editorial Cartoon April 13
• School board OKs appointment, policy changes
• Local cardiologist honored
• All town businesses can stay open all night
• Culpeper Remembrance Days
• Two Culpeper girls win state pageant titles
• UVA lacrosse murder case goes to grand jury
• Murder trial begins in 2006 Orange killing
• Police reports March 24-April 5
• Editorial Cartoon April 12
• Stanley to challenge Branch for sheriff
• Sen. Houck avoids injury after two-vehicle crash
• Residents eager to help local house fire victim
• Council could nix late-night business restrictions
• On the verge of a truly liberating technology change
• GOP should quit targeting Planned Parenthood funding
• HOW I SEE IT: Pearl Sample is supported, admired
• OUR VIEW: Arts center would face challenges
• Love's last hours revealed at Huguely hearing
• Monte Carlo
• Editorial Cartoon, April 11
• Monte Carlo fundraiser exceeds goal
• PEC to host landowners workshop
• School board to discuss appointment, policies
• What's that scuttle in the walls? It's driving me mad!
• HOW I SEE IT: Don't let the EPA crush coal industry
• OUR VIEW: These aren't the smartest guys around
• Town utility rates, though rising, remain middle-of-the-road
• Redistricting 2011: Three state senators could get Culpeper
• Man jailed after early morning gunfight
• Editorial Cartoon April 10
• A faltering government of 545 elite, influential people
• HOW I SEE IT: As a Culpeper farmer, AP article on locally grown food irritated me
• OUR VIEW: Advertising equalized tax rate is smart
• Historic downtown tour April 16 with Zann Nelson
• Star-Exponent wins 11 first-place VPA awards
• Editorial cartoon April 9
• PERSPECTIVE: Paul Ryan's budget plan a great start
• HOW I SEE IT: GOP plan punishes lower wage earners
• School wars over religion feature fallacies on both sides
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It's funny how Cantor must appease Boehner and tea party
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: What kind of person would steal a family's pet goat?
• Car hits downtown building
• Sheriff: Funding remains a challenge
• CPD welcomes new canine
• Hicks guilty in robbery, murder plot
• Two facing drug charges
• Orange County soccer coach faces rape charge
• Time's about up: Shutdown looms without agreement
• Madison County link to FiberLight unclear
• Some Orange residents suggest voluntary taxation
• Lake of the Woods president fires general manager
• Search for Orange woman leads back to lake in Greene
• Editorial cartoon April 8
• PERSPECTIVE: Two separate issues in row over adoption
• HOW I SEE IT: A better option for the old VDOT site
• At least I got a few things accomplished on my 'staycation'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Here's an idea for Obama and his Senate Democrats
• Closure looms for Shenandoah
• Two state delegates could represent Culpeper
• Fire strikes farmer's co-op in Bealeton
• Fire strikes Bealeton Co-op
• Obama's 'kinetic military engagement' is all too familiar
• Council continues to debate real estate tax increase, trash fee
• LOC staff braces for government shutdown
• How sweet it is
• Choose the Best of Culpeper
• HOW I SEE IT: Northern bypass best plan for Route 3
• OUR VIEW: The national pastime back in full swing
• Editorial Cartoon April 7
• Culpeper T.J. Maxx opens April 17
• County voting lines set
• House of Delegates advances redistricting plan
• County moves to equalize tax rate
• Escaping the inferno
• Waugh won't run against Cantor in 2012
• Editorial Cartoon April 6
• Culpeper in a unique spot to cash in on Civil War history
• Today we recognize our Scottish ancestors
• Four-lane Route 3 around Stevensburg
• How I See It: In defense of our redistricting plan
• OUR VIEW: Arsons cause needless pain and suffering
• Stage Alive brings the brass
• National Civil War Trust weighs in on Route 3 expansion
• Kaine formally announces campaign for Senate
• Editorial Cartoon April 5
• Sgro
• We can be energy self-sufficient, but we gotta have 'want-to'
• Raising taxes would hurt this retiree living on a fixed income
• HOW I SEE IT: Points of clarification on Route 3
• OUR VIEW: No easy road to choose for Route 3 plan
• Sheriff's office reports for March 23-29
• Sgro to leave Woodberry for Georgia school in July
• Civil War battlefields get TLC
• Running for a cause
• Arson, murder suspect Zuch to receive mental evaluation
• Arson, murder suspect Zuch to receive mental evaluation
• Cantor's claim on spending assessed
• Redistricting proposals make lots of small changes in central Va.
• General Assembly to take up redistricting, vetoes
• Editorial Cartoon April 4
• Hill
• Bowling and budgeting: Don't rely on luck to get job done
• I'm in favor of town razing three structures
• HOW I SEE IT: Cantor's visit to Culpeper was a crock
• OUR VIEW: Changing districts lead to questions
• County buys VDOT site
• County budget plan due Tuesday
• School board to host town hall meeting
• Welcome home, John 'Pete' Hill
• PERSPECTIVE: Unfortunate redistricting pressure from Justice Dept.
• Wit and wisdom of Will Rogers still applicable today
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Simmons did an excellent job with story on Culpeper WWII vet
• Group protests Route 3 widening
• Inner loop progressing?
• Rocket enthusiasts have a blast
• State Route 3's deadly stretch
• Editorial cartoon April 3
• OUR VIEW: Town council could use a town counsel
• HOW I SEE IT: GOP budget cuts would hurt Virginia
• Pregnancy info sought in Madison killings
• Man pleads guilty in Halloween robbery
• Rocket launch event today
• VDOT extends Route 3 comment period
• Editorial cartoon April 2
• OUR VIEW: Big weekend for Culpeper history buffs
• HOW I SEE IT: Arlington a big 'tomb of unknowns'
• Joining in Friday prayers at a mosque in Harrisonburg
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bayne's column a great read each Sunday
• Baseball history marks the spot
• Murder suspect denied bond
• Tearing down portion of old PD still disputed
• Gordonsville Town Council notebook
• Orange Co. Board mulls land offer as potential Walmart site
• Murder suspect denied bond
• Redistricting plans for Culpeper all over the place
• Stevensburg residents continue to debate Route 3 widening
• House fire kills one, sends another to jail
• Editorial Cartoon April 1
• fire
• Fire
• Shoddy work, poor customer service will sink your business
• Thankfully, our government has a system of checks and balances
• Town should budget money to address two dangerous streets
• Single-vehicle wreck injures one
• PERSPECTIVE: False spring for Mideast progress?
• HOW I SEE IT: I still support equalizing the tax rate
• Volunteers needed for battlefield cleanup day
• House fire kills one, injures two
• Single-vehicle wreck injures one
• Editorial Cartoon March 31
• Bullying problem isn't getting any better in Culpeper schools
• HOW I SEE IT: Evidence shows Hill born in Buena
• OUR VIEW: Raise the curtain for Culpeper
• Proposed real estate tax hike not popular with town council
• Monte Carlo Night offers a sure bet for Germanna students
• World War II vet reflects on his military service, segregation
• Obama shows Kaine some love
• Va. Tech gets maximum federal fine
• Redistricting criteria criticized
• McDonnell
• OUR VIEW: Forging new frontiers in distant land
• HOW I SEE IT: Sad contrast in how justice is served
• Roadside litter trashing Culpeper's natural beauty
• Eagerly awaiting outcome of state's political redistricting
• Expansion of our federal government is a 235-year trend
• Editorial Cartoon March 30
• Pastor plans Passover meal as a way to worship Christ
• Manager presents budget to full town council tonight
• Police cars on council radar
• Tourism Dept. seeks to grow the arts in Culpeper
• Court hears argument in Wal-Mart sex bias claim
• Rain, snow forecast for Culpeper this week
• OUR VIEW: Public safety key in razing Triplett's Mill
• HOW I SEE IT: Let's balance preservation and safety
• Of Pete Hill and interesting facts about local black history
• The Eagle Ford Shale play: Digging deeper for good news
• Two escape injury in smoky fire
• Editorial Cartoon March 29
• Residents mounting Route 3 defense
• Tackling a restructuring plan
• Clint Eastwood shoots "J. Edgar" flick in Warrenton
• Residents mounting Route 3 defense
• Pearl Sample to see major restructuring changes
• Editorial Cartoon March 28
• Editorial Cartoon March 28
• Cuccinelli
• Police reports March 16-22
• BYU fans' feedback as positive as team's actions on the court
• Common goal of concerned residents: Protect Stevensburg
• OUR VIEW: Keep it up students, teachers
• Cuccinelli to headline Culpeper Tea Party rally
• Staffer stayed for free in Culpeper juvenile center
• Mother Nature delivers one more blast of winter weather
• Editorial cartoon March 27
• Culpeper students have plenty of scholarship options
• Cedar Grove Baptist Church to host Pete Hill homecoming next Sunday
• U.S. has no business intervening in Libya's ongoing mess
• OUR VIEW: $230 tax hike a lot to ask of homeowners
• HOW I SEE IT: Teachers must be treated with respect
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: What happened to my magic 'equalization' button?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Not pleased with work of our county administrator
• State, federal voting districts on the move
• Snow in forecast today
• New Orange dental clinic to host fundraiser at Montpelier Monday
• Town buildings will go, but not without controversy
• Budget impasse threatens Mt. Pony Theater
• PERSPECTIVE: Cell phone merger not a good idea
• HOW I SEE IT: Precious plants deserve preservation
• Shariah hysteria: Unwarranted and unconstitutional
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: March 31 is a day to recognize Civilian Conservation Corps
• UPDATED: Chopper pilot walks away from crash
• UPDATED: Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Editorial Cartoon March 25
• Sheen's antics shouldn't be rewarded
• Special thanks to those who showed love
• HOW I SEE IT: Recognizing our unique local history
• Reformation Lutheran Church to debut monthly healing session
• Riverside wetlands damaged; 3 sought
• DHR disputes VDOT's Route 3 findings
• Orange County supes won't increase taxes
• Virginia Tech football player, girlfriend charged in hurt infant case
• Yowell: Find a way to cut town expenses
• Cantor continues to push pro-growth economic plan
• Route 3 plan gets mixed reviews
• Co-defendant testifies in Ruckersville church arson case
• Germanna Foundation to host Robert E. Lee lecture Sunday
• Rand Paul: The 2012 Republican nominee for president?
• OUR VIEW: Wrapping up another winter sports season
• HOW I SEE IT: 'Beltway' threatens heart of downtown
• HOW I SEE IT: Many made Christmas program a hit
• Lee
• Editorial Cartoon March 24
• Charges against sheriff's teen son dropped
• Ralph Leon Jackson pleads guilty to Blue Ridge Parkway shooting
• Achtung! "The Damned" screens Friday night
• Elizabeth Taylor dies at age 79
• Girlfriend testifies in Greene arson case
• OUR VIEW: Planning is key for town to thrive
• Devilettes fall to Falcons again
• Willow Run growing strong in new location
• County could get two new precincts
• Town utility rates, legal fees on the rise
• County could get two new electoral precincts
• County could get two new electoral precincts
• Willow Run Greenhouse growing strong in new location
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• Editorial Cartoon March 23
• Two charged in Millstone theft
• In many respects, Obama and Bush share similarities
• HOW I SEE IT: NPR is more than just 'one ideology'
• Cantor calls for lowering the corporate tax rate
• Friends, family mourn Va. teacher who died in Japan
• Sen. Webb objects to U.S. action in Libya
• New discovery could pinpoint 'Wicked Bottom' near Route 3
• The battle of Route 3
• GCC's auto program will move to Stafford
• Will town adopt new trash fee, hike taxes?
• Desegregating Virginia schools
• Editorial Cartoon March 22
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• Jimmy Stewart, FDR and Psalm 91: What's the connection?
• OUR VIEW: Compromise in order for county taxes
• Culpeper woman charged in weekend assault
• State agencies to use e-Verify starting June 1
• OUR VIEW: Good news for medical professions
• HOW I SEE IT: If only we could change …
• Thank you to Miss EVHS contestants, volunteers
• Editorial Cartoon March 21
• One airlifted following alleged stabbing
• Planned town projects for next five years total $56 million
• Army awards Warrenton firm $5.5 million gun contract
• Culpeper Auction Associates show reality of auction houses
• BYU passes on lesson that sports builds character
• Town should leave businesses to God
• Police reports March 9-15
• Pinewood Derby 2
• Pinewood Derby winners
• March 20 editorial cartoon
• StageWorks packs the house
• 'A reality check'
• COLUMN: OK, now you've really pushed my buttons
• HOW I SEE IT: Defending showing of 'The Damned'
• OUR VIEW: A lot going on at EVHS
• Volunteers sought for Shenandoah National Park anniversary committee
• Breaking column news: Missing Tracker found
• Nursing students take part in first-ever 'idol' contest
• Psych testing ordered for Culpeper man accused of murder at Central State
• CUMC Responds to Japan Crisis
• Cuccinelli headlines first-ever Giles Miller GOP Banquet
• Highway marker dedicated to first, First Lady
• Editorial cartoon March 19
• OUR VIEW: Keeping public school crises in perspective
• HOW I SEE IT: Omega Partnership formed
• PERSPECTIVE: How to announce a Senate run
• FDA advisers: Menthol cigarette ban would benefit health
• Cantor expects 'epic battle' in 2012
• State coalition attacks redistricting proposal
• StageWorks presents one-act plays Saturday
• Culpeper County schools select teachers and classified employees of the year
• College student puts her heart into helping Kenya
• Editorial Cartoon March 18
• A world away: Good daughter puts my mind at ease
• HOW I SEE IT: Dig deep and history will fascinate you
• Elkwood woman injured in wreck on Evans St.
• Zweigelt is a nice red wine
• Two more identities revealed in PCP raid
• "Freeing Charles" author visits Culpeper
• Gas prices driving school costs up
• CIVIL WAR: The Irishman John Kelly
• Culpeper men arrested in Vienna tree scam
• Editorial Cartoon March 17
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• HOW I SEE IT: The balancing act of wealth creation
• OUR VIEW: Businesses optimistic in downturn
• Federal charges pending in Tuesday drug raid
• Irish-Americans by the numbers
• CCS benefit to raise funds for school
• How Culpeper achieved equality
• Maryland man gets prison for Route 3 chase
• FCCLA to honor Mello in April
• Electric cooperative cuts ribbon on new building
• Maryland man gets prison for Route 3 chase
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• Five random thoughts from a news-packed week
• HOW I SEE IT: Town's plan to raze Triplett's Mill violates this citizen's civil liberties
• OUR VIEW: Germanna shows its dedication
• Musical 'Piano Duo' to perform at CCHS Friday
• The search is on for a new town manager
• Town planners to develop sex shop ordinance
• Desegregating Virginia schools
• School budget heads to county supervisors
• Ten arrested in PCP raid
• Ten arrested in PCP raid
• Dominion still seeks reactor license
• Charlottesville to get direct Chicago flights
• Editorial Cartoon March 15
• If a dollar is a second, our $14.29T debt is 450,792 years
• Prayer breakfast at Free Union Baptist enjoyed great turnout
• Cantor's letter had no place in Culpeper Minutes publication
• HOW I SEE IT: America must make fiscal sacrifices
• OUR VIEW: Two-headed race for top spring team
• Cantor, GOP host interactive jobs event
• School board approves $70.67M budget
• Sex shops, capital projects on planners agenda for tonight
• Hospital opens new radiation oncology facility today
• Town nominates Davis as a "Great Street"
• Buchanan County Deputies shot web combo picture
• Culpeper: where the sun shines brighter
• Lenten services in Culpeper
• Buchanan County Deputy Shane Charles picture
• Buchanan County Deputy William Stiltner picture
• Buchanan County Deputy Eric Rasnake picture
• Buchanan County Deputy Cameron Justus picture
• Editorial Cartoon March 14
• Editorial Cartoon March 14
• Police reports March 2-8
• Chamber recognizes Apperson family for excellence in the business of agriculture
• School board plans to approve 2012 budget tonight
• Antioch Baptist Church honors long-time partnership
• One flown to hospital after single-vehicle crash
• HOW I SEE IT: The truth about the Confederate flag
• OUR VIEW: Local groups reaching out with charity
• Business leaders express optimism
• Sycamore Park fifth-grader places seventh at regional spelling bee
• Sarah Leffler named Miss EVHS 2011
• Editorial Cartoon March 13
• Hear that? It's the sound of inflation knocking at our door.
• HOW I SEE IT: Recognizing teachers' contributions
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper lost a friend in 'B' Mitchell
• Woman pleads guilty in abduction scheme
• Culpeper police to conduct DUI patrols through St. Patrick's Day weekend
• Editorial cartoon March 12
• OUR VIEW: Catching up with county happenings
• Muslim congressional hearings an affront to religious freedom
• HOW I SEE IT: Most of us are not economic liberals
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Choose to follow the Bible and reject political correctness
• Farming instead of fun
• Court to provide Abshire with expert assistance
• Local churches to hold six-week Lenten series
• Granite base is final step in Homage project
• Together, Culpeper, we can do our part to fight cancer
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democrats' spread-the-wealth philosophy just doesn't work
• Culpeper gears up for Civil War's 150th
• Jenkins will seek re-election for school board
• Luckinbill announces re-election plans
• Registrar to hold candidate workshops next month
• Trapezoid musician plays State Theatre benefit
• Flood warning continues today
• Culpeper men charged in Fairfax tree scam
• Editorial cartoon March 11
• PERSPECTIVE: Genuflecting on modern martyrdom
• HOW I SEE IT: For now, schools must get by with less
• Severe t-storms, flooding forecast
• CCPS will close two hours early today
• LOC acquires historic sports recordings
• EVHS students will participate in All Virginia Choir
• County OKs trash deal with Rappahannock
• Flowing waters
• HOW I SEE IT: Unions have created economic woes
• Editorial Cartoon March 10
• NPR doesn't want federal funding? That's fine
• Youth arts program getting great publicity, thanks to CSE
• Indian nation tours new Boxwood facility
• County's Civil War anniversary committee meets today
• Maryland man faces reckless driving charge in Orange fatality
• Cantor defends hearings on spread of radical Islam
• Schools plan for $3.16M increase
• Main Street shooting suspect agrees to plea deal
• Rhoadesville man wins $125K in lottery
• Town OKs demolition for three structures
• Editorial Cartoon March 9
• Police reports Feb. 23-March 1
• What drives a nation's economic growth? Technology.
• New poll confirms majority of Americans are economic liberals
• HOW I SEE IT: Virginia's George Allen is no racist
• OUR VIEW: A focus on healthy living in Culpeper
• Crash victim listed in serious condition
• Church leaders prepare for Ash Wednesday
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in parking lot of Madison Food Lion
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in Madison Food Lion parking lot
• Sarah Palin will speak at Liberty U. this fall, Falwell says
• $80,000 worth of crack found in Greene
• Editorial Cartoon March 8
• OUR VIEW: Boarding house issue stirs passion
• Culpeper man guilty in attack on inmate
• Brandy Station Foundation began as effort by "B" Mitchell to save battlefield property
• School board to host special budget session
• Board redrawing voting lines
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY UPDATE: Wrapping up a productive session
• After all these years, my family has made our home in Culpeper
• Overlapping bureaucracy contributing to federal debt
• 11 state boards, commissions slated for elimination
• France honors Gordonsville man for WWII service
• Editorial cartoon March 7
• Let's not forget that journalists live by a code of ethics
• OUR VIEW: Cool stuff going on at schools
• HOW I SEE IT: Rising cost of living hurts bus drivers
• PERSPECTIVE: In the long run, soaring oil prices are here to stay
• Town ordinances up for discussion Tuesday
• Friends recall former Rapp. Co. chairman
• Culpeper man faces carjacking charge
• Friends of SAFE help raise more than $16,000 for local shelter
• Rain drenches Culpeper region
• Two-vehicle wreck sends 5 to Fauquier Hospital Sunday
• HOW I SEE IT: Approve boarding-house regulations
• OUR VIEW: VDOT plans get a big boost
• Salubria standing strong
• Women hunt pheasant at Rose Hill
• Culpeper area road projects could inject $132 million into local economy
• Friday night fire destroys home near Jennings Store
• Editorial Cartoon March 6
• Is it possible our federal gov't is one big Ponzi scheme?
• The Library of Congress plays a vital role in our community
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ditch the extreme views on economic and political issues
• Editorial cartoon March 5
• Three charged in Madison County for sex crimes
• Venting on a couple of bad experiences as a consumer
• 'Cooter' to host Hazzard Homecoming in Sperryville
• Trial date set in Canosa murder
• Educators talk tactics at summit
• Culpeper's brain trust
• A new place to praise
• HOW I SEE IT: Unholy alliance of unions, politicians
• OUR VIEW: The search for justice continues
• UPDATE: Trial set in Canosa murder case
• Editorial Cartoon March 4
• Labor organizations are needed to keep corporations in check
• How I See It - For schools' sake, equalize tax rate
• OUR VIEW: LOC justified in screening X-rated film
• Pearl Sample students visited by victims of littering
• CMS theater students to perform "Freak" tonight
• Slain U.S. airman was from Greene County
• Abshire pleads not guilty to killing his wife
• Police reports Feb. 16-22
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• Abshire pleads not guilty
• HOW I SEE IT: In defense of town boarding houses
• PERSPECTIVE: Interesting reaction to abortion bill
• School board to hold special budget meeting
• Little Washington hosts folk music maestros
• Educators, business leaders to discuss future of education
• Inner loop evolution: traffic circle times two
• Abshire arraignment today in Orange
• Editorial Cartoon March 3
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• Historically speaking, labor unions carry a two-edged sword
• A social welfare program for hard-working congressmen
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• HOW I SEE IT: Capitalism for poor; socialism for rich
• OUR VIEW: An amazing run for local hoops teams
• Boy, 9, found after search
• VDOT: Rapp. County bridge to close for repair
• Alicia Showalter Reynolds' killer still sought
• County buys VDOT site
• EVHS students create brand for local theater company
• Editorial Cartoon March 2
• Town closer to tearing down Blair House, Triplett's Mill
• Editorial Cartoon March 2
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• Missing juvenile recovered without injuries
• ODEC bows out of North Anna reactor project
• Delegate tries to ban lighting up in legislators' offices
• McDonnell urges increase in age for Social Security eligibility
• The math doesn't add up for Cantor and the Republicans
• HOW I SEE IT: Impeach Obama over energy policy
• OUR VIEW: Pay raises in jeopardy for teachers
• Man pleads guilty to reduced charge in marijuana case
• Saturday fire likely accidental
• VDOT property sale still pending
• VDOT property sale still pending
• Johnson recaps her $4.2 million request for CCPS
• Epiphany middle-schoolers advance to diocesan science fair in Fairfax
• Man jailed on 11 charges
• Editorial Cartoon March 1
• To trim the 2011 federal budget, start in my backyard
• Tornado watch issued for Culpeper
• Business Monday: The State of the Chamber
• School board to discuss budget woes tonight
• Nonprofit dental clinic looks to hire 7 employees
• Artists in training
• Feb. 28 editorial cartoon
• Another round of theatrics come April?
• State legislators must take a stand on illegal immigration
• PERSPECTIVE: Don't ditch your U.S. dollars just yet
• OUR VIEW: From tragedy comes hope
• EVHS students advance to forensics championships
• Girl Scouts taste the world
• County: Real estate values plummet
• Originally X-rated: "The Damned" shows March 25 on Mount Pony
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 27
• OUR VIEW: Troubling times can bring a community together
• HOW I SEE IT: Changes needed on two town streets
• The trek from Fort Ticonderoga proved quite an adventure
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Victory at Wilderness could be model for historic preservation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Of taxes, abortion and the politics of religion
• HOW I SEE IT: Live your life to make a difference
• UVa puts its new cancer center on display today
• Culpeper chamber to sponsor business boot camp at GCC
• Year-to-date precipitation below average for region
• Journey tree-planting project gets $300K
• School bands planning Sunday concerts
• Cantor touts strategy to grow
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 26
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Virginia man charged with threatening to kill President Obama
• GCC proposes fee hike to pay for parking garage
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 25
• It's OK to be inhumane to stinkbugs. Cats? Not so much.
• HOW I SEE IT: Anne Frank returns to the spotlight
• OUR VIEW: Of Muzzy, Cantor and postcards
• Lawmakers pass tougher abortion clinic regulations
• How to redraw political districts?
• Hollywood film crew to shoot Rixeyville farm for J. Edgar flick
• St. Luke's, Epiphany combine middle school basketball squads
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 24
• Rising gas prices threaten our organic economic recovery
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• HOW I SEE IT: A closer look at Lincoln and slavery
• Police: Death in park likely accidental
• Binns gets 'Fabulous' in 'High School Musical 2'
• State will probe fall from town water tower
• Binns gets 'Fabulous' in 'High School Musical 2'
• Electrical fault blamed in fatal January fire
• Cantor shops downtown Culpeper
• Body found in Yowell Meadow Park
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 23
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• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY UPDATE: Working across party lines on budget
• PERSPECTIVE: Don't issue gag order in murder case
• Houck's higher ed bill passes House
• Schools bill sails through Senate
• Trove of Jefferson's books found in St. Louis
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• Body found in Yowell Meadow Park
• CCPS closed Tuesday due to inclement weather
• Water tower victim listed in fair condition
• Cantor to hear from constituents
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 22
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 22
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• Local students get close look at state government
• OUR VIEW: Town should keep funding nonprofits
• Sanger was racist, elitist and deadly effective
• Scott and Houck right to support illegal immigration lesislation
• HOW I SEE IT: House works to help disabled
• Police reports for Feb. 9-15
• Culpeper Tourism unveils vintage style postcard
• Senate panel refuses to hear illegal immigration bills
• Crowd at Democratic gala urges Kaine to run for Senate
• Fire continues to burn in Shenandoah National Park
• Sleet, snow likely tonight in Culpeper, area
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 21
• Tell Board of Supervisors why you love our library
• OUR VIEW: Planning for the future
• Helping caregivers connect with Alzheimer's disease
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH: The "Green Book:" A Travel Guide for African Americans
• Sycamore Park fifth-grader advances to regional spelling bee
• County: Stricter, greener building standards coming
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• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 20
• Love in the air at NAACP Soul Food Banquet
• Multiple brush fires in Culpeper and surrounding counties
• HOW I SEE IT: Stunned, but not saddened by Walmart decision
• OUR VIEW: McAuliffe highlights summit
• Social networking bringing Democratic change
• Love in the air at NAACP Soul Food Banquet
• Houck, Scott weigh in on failed immigration measures
• Scrabble School hosts first Black History Month celebration
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• CMS Select Ensemble to sing National Anthem in Richmond again
• Former town employee speaks out on boarding house ordinance
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 19
• Thank you to good Samaritan
• OUR VIEW: Thespians tell stories of growth
• Reward offered for burglary information
• CCHS receives safe-driving grant
• Recruits recognized
• Kaine delays Senate decision; Perriello says he might run if Kaine doesn't
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 18
• PERSPECTIVE: Obama's broken budget
• HOW I SEE IT: Thanks to all who came to our aid
• PERSPECTIVE: Virginia's House and Senate may disagree on numerous items, but at least they work together
• My resistance to change just means I'm comfortable
• CCHS prepares to cut 'Footloose'
• EVHS teacher stable after fight
• Triad, senior center host town leaders, police
• Lawyer requests gag order in Madison triple murder trial
• Foreclosure auction of Orange hotel delayed
• Riddick Court
• Officials seek help with Madison homicide timeline
• Brush fire in Madison damages hockey rink
• Recalling slain Madison family
• Lawyer for Madison murder suspect seeks gag order
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 17
• County budget pain receding?
• PERSPECTIVE: Tea Party dogma can be scary
• HOW I SEE IT: Banton showed courage under fire
• COLUMN: At Super Bowl, God doesn't make the cut
• PERSPECTIVE: Obama: The payday loan president
• DHS: Director search to start in summer
• Antioch's annual soul food dinner to raise money for scholarships
• Areas businesses seeing counterfeit bills
• McAuliffe: "I'm on a multi-faceted campaign"
• Riddick due in court today
• Going 'green'
• Fight injures EVHS teacher
• When journalists do more harm than good
• HOW I SEE IT: Egypt: Our Declaration and their Revolution
• OUR VIEW: Honoring history in Culpeper
• Police Reports Feb. 2-8
• Annual chef's auction to help raise money for SAFE
• Rappahannock brush fire burns 100 acres
• No promises from town to fund local charities
• Redistricting draws frustration
• Joint Criminal Justice Academy adding CPR, first aid certifications
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 16
• Cantor hits Obama's budget plan
• OUR VIEW: Sale good for area, Terremark
• Suspect related to victims
• Busy week ahead for county
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 15
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• Houck's lack of commonsense needs to be removed
• HOW I SEE IT: Today is Bill Chase Day in Culpeper
• Winds help spread area brush fires
• Minimal turnout for CCPS's public hearing
• Riddick, Rashad Matthew
• Riddick, Rashad Matthew
• Newport News man arrested in triple homicide
• Madison County murder suspect arrested 5 years ago
• Madison murder suspect nephew of deceased
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 14
• OUR VIEW: Selfless acts made town great
• Familiar bank gets new location
• Valentine's is not a good time to see your spouse in the red
• School board seeks budget suggestions from the community
• HOW I SEE IT: Socialists! Fascists! Marxists! Oh my!
• Slaying suspect caught
• Longtime Culpeper couple crowned Valentine's Day Sweethearts
• MCSO identifies triple murder victims
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 13
• HOW I SEE IT: Calling Reagan a 'false idol'
• OUR VIEW: Welcome additions to town
• With a big enough lever, one can move the world
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you for coverage of the Free Clinic
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank you to good Samaritans
• Main Street rising
• Culpeper's state legislators got gifts in 2010
• CCPS: More financial pain likely
• Two charged in metal theft
• Fire damages former Structural Systems building
• Three family members found shot to death in Madison
• HOW I SEE IT: River project waste of tax dollars
• Cut and paste apologizes for jilted lovers on Vday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Call the sheriff's office about litterbugs
• Remax's new owners on the up and up
• Cantor talks money in meeting with reporters
• Some Madison County cattlemen pro-fence
• Water tower fall victim still critical
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 12
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper's winter athletes in the spotlight
• Judge denies bond for Abshire
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 11
• Two injured in two-vehicle crash
• So what's in a veggie burger? At least I know what's in a Combo.
• Bruster's Ice Cream and Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs opens today
• Police arrest Culpeper man in child cruelty case
• Judge denies bond for Abshire
• Two injured in two-vehicle crash
• Orange County 'big box' ordinance could be repealed
• BREAKING: Abshire denied bond in alleged killing of wife
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 10
• Establishment losing its grip on the Grand Old Party
• Terrible Towels filled with tears
• Walmart 'humbled'? Not from what I can tell
• HOW I SEE IT: Senate Democrats part of the problem
• OUR VIEW: Great news at Boxwood, Free Clinic
• Eastern View to portray Anne Frank's diary on stage
• Concert to help pastor rebuild her life
• Former CSE publisher sentenced
• Former CSE publisher sentenced
• Man survives 80-foot fall
• Police search lake in Greene County for missing teen
• Land Trust gives PEC accreditation
• Police: Man injured in fall from water tower
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Webb's decision not to run scrambles 2012 Senate race
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 9
• Conservatives making a false idol out of Ronald Reagan
• CSE shining light on congenital heart defects
• Litterbugs never cease to amaze me
• General Assembly Update: Va. Senate taking up key legislation
• GCC ceremony kicks off $100K scholarship challenge
• Town mulls charitable giving
• Union bank will set up shop in Culpeper Martin's
• CCSO investigating motorcycle thefts
• County to examine district lines
• Publisher Arthur W. Arundel dies at 83
• OUR VIEW: Glad to see progress at State Theatre
• Va. publisher Arthur W. Arundel dead at 83
• McDonnell reports $25,788 in gifts
• University of Mary Washington commemorates Freedom Riders
• Union Bank coming to Culpeper
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 8
• Kermit Gosnell, Sen. Houck and abortion facility safety
• Comparing Cantor to Egypt's dictator is a little overboard
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY UPDATE: Real progress taking place on roads
• OUR VIEW: Thoughts on Walmart's compromise
• Wal-Mart still hopeful for location in Orange
• Local unemployment rate declines
• Inner loop funding, nonprofits on agenda tonight
• Hope from heartbreak: Mother loses baby son to heart defects
• Teacher's aide charged with shoplifting from Walmart
• PERSPECTIVE: Madison BOS toeing FOI line
• HOW I SEE IT: Robinson River needs corrective plan
• Don't toss your cigarette butts into mulch beds
• Government owes children more nutritious school lunches
• Police reports for Jan. 26-Feb. 1
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 7
• High-speed cable makes its way to Charlottesville
• Town, state recognize Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week
• Census 2010: Latino population in Culpeper balloons to 8.9 percent
• Flu-like activity on the rise; still time to vaccinate
• Officials: Town finances strong
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 6
• Forgotten Patriots – finding lost soldiers of the Revolution
• Great job, Culpeper Pharmacy
• Totally impressed with excellent towing service
• HOW I SEE IT: Get serious about cutting spending
• OUR VIEW: This church turns tragedy into triumph
• Truck overturns on Cherry Hill Road
• REC to offer grants to public service agencies
• REC to award 15 scholarships to essay winners
• Humbled retailer plans for rebound
• Eastern View team steps up for black history
• CPD Promotions
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 5
• Museum debuts 'Emerging Storm'
• OUR VIEW: Mello set the standard at Eastern View
• HOW I SEE IT: Underage drinking limit is too low
• Not pleased with one facet of bail bonds
• When African elephant hunts go awry, someone's gonna pay
• A.P. Hill portrait dispute continues
• Five Culpeper Police officers earn promotions
• U.S. unemployment falls to 9%, but only 36K jobs added
• Countywide leash law proposed for Greene
• Miss Minerva's Tea Room is Virginia's top tea spot
• OUR VIEW: Local, national businesses feel the crunch
• Who needs reality TV with these great sitcoms
• Editorial cartoon Feb. 4
• HOW I SEE IT: Watching Egypt with a keen eye
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Edd Houck takes an interest in our area; He has my vote
• Abshire bond hearing postponed
• Town Council holds retreat Saturday morning
• Germanna to showcase songs, dance, and tales during Black History Month events
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• James Madison chess pieces unearthed at Montpelier
• Empty Best Western in Orange in foreclosure
• Can Walmart find suitable site in Orange?
• Orange County Walmart: What's next?
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• Nancy Palmer, the original 'Bucket Sister', needs our help
• Appalled that outsiders influenced Walmart's decision
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 3
• Classical musician to perform at CCHS Saturday
• German legislator to visit Germanna
• The Smokehouse opens downtown
• New hope for local roads
• HOW I SEE IT: Time for gov't workers to get a raise
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 2
• Egyptian protests show Mideast wants, needs democracy
• Downtown renovation money a win-win for all
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY UPDATE
• OUR VIEW: Great season for runners and wrestlers
• REC accepting Youth Tour applications
• Rehab and expansion of State Theatre begins
• County opposes waterways report
• Town hesitant to enact new boardinghouse rules
• Three children, woman injured in Sperryville Pike crash
• Family pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• Republican National Committee has $23 million debt
• Police reports Jan. 19-25
• A great man, Dan White left behind a great Christian legacy
• Not impressed with poor service from towing company
• HOW I SEE IT: Pleased by VT's action on Extension
• OUR VIEW: We'd support new site for human svcs.
• Nurse giving back to her new hometown
• CCPS students participate in Monday's E-Squared kick off event
• Thief grabs auto shop's cash register
• Free Clinic now open on Mondays
• Editorial Cartoon Feb. 1
• OUR VIEW: Students working hard to get a leg up
• New 'name your price' bumping games air passengers
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• County to discuss waterways report
• February movies on the mount feature Oscar winners
• U.S. Census looks at Black History Month
• CUMC associate pastor loses personal items in Sunday's fire
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 30
• OUR VIEW: Prep school may be good for Shanks
• HOW I SEE IT: Walmart's retreat saved sacred ground
• PERSPECTIVE: President relevant again in wake of Ariz. massacre
• PERSPECTIVE: North Carolina shouldn't privatize its ABC system
• All together now: 'Our federal government is broke'
• Culpeper decides to Drop It!
• Culpeper Police Department focused on officers' wellness
• Court rejects nude pics appeal
• What should town do with old Town Police station property?
• As Super Bowl approaches, cops on the lookout for DUI
• State Theatre breaks ground
• Company: Few changes expected in Verizon-Terremark deal
• Millstone restaurant goes out of business
• OUR VIEW: We're elated by Walmart's white flag
• HOW I SEE IT: 'Now what?' Ideas for town, county
• General Assembly update: A look at my legislative agenda
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hackley family appreciative of your love and support
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 29
• Power restored to all REC customers
• Millstone restaurant closes doors
• GCC to break ground on new Fredericksburg building
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 28
• Culpeper gains land easements
• Hey, at least I don't collect belly button lint!
• HOW I SEE IT - So, is the recession over now?
• Woman found in Rapidan overdosed on sleeping pills
• Verizon agrees to buy Terremark for $1.4B
• EVHS principal submits resignation
• Testing-fee prohibition shot down in legislature
• Few inches of snow causes major headaches in Culpeper
• Few inches of snow causes major headaches in Culpeper
• Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed Friday
• Madison supes questioned about McDonald's meetings
• Art house vibe on Mount Pony this weekend
• Madison County Arrest Report
• Rapidan body info released
• Student accused in bus attack
• OUR VIEW – We pay tribute to those who touched many lives in our area
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 27
• HOW I SEE IT - Join Drop it! The 2011 Healthy Living Challenge
• To save on car insurance, do your own research
• CCSB and county supervisors disagree over renovation process
• Fire volunteers meeting needs
• Walmart war is over
• Court dates continued for three on drug charges
• Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed Thursday
• Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed today
• UPDATE: Winter storm warning issued for Culpeper region
• Wintry mix wreaks havoc in Culpeper area
• Lightning strike prompts safe emergency landing at airport
• BREAKING: History prevails in Wilderness Walmart case
• CCPS closed Wednesday
• Superintendent: Give teachers 2% pay hike
• Hundreds pay respects to Hackley patriarch
• County attorney: Walmart parcel 'not hallowed ground'
• Alleghany County may merge with Covington
• Rhoadesville woman faces PCP charge
• Orange woman charged in wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 26
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• Hundreds pay respects to Hackley patriarch
• Culpeper's water-and-sewer deal fosters economic stability
• Cantor shows his hypocrisy by voting to repeal health care
• HOW I SEE IT: Rep. Cantor not spewing half-truths
• OUR VIEW: Community pulls together to help needy
• Four more arrested in ABC robbery
• UPDATE: County attorney: Walmart parcel 'not hallowed ground'
• March 4 hearing set in Canosa murder case
• 12-hour standoff in Madison ends peacefully
• Sen. Houck promises bipartisan approach
• JC Penney to close in June
• Restaurant meetings may violate FOIA
• Locust Grove woman wins $1M in Va. lottery
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 25
• Sen. Houck must protect women, not the abortion industry
• Basketball coach's dismissal poorly handled by Floyd T. Binns
• First names on first reference only, please, Star-Exponent
• General Assembly Update | A busy first week in state legislature
• OUR VIEW: Houck in for a tough fight from Reeves
• CCSB approves auditorium seating contract for CCHS
• JC Penney slated to close
• Aid broadens to families affected by fire
• Annual bridal show draws about 200
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 24
• Stop, hey, what's that sound? Flu season must be goin' down.
• GOP wrong to oppose federal child labor laws, minimum wage
• How I see it: I disagree with Robinson River plan
• OUR VIEW: EVHS, CCHS hoops teams working OT
• School board to vote on CCHS auditorium seating
• Walmart, preservationists head to court
• Scott set to tackle budget
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 23
• OUR VIEW: Don't take this rivalry too far, folks
• HOW I SEE IT: Blame Tucson society itself for shooting
• Government must break its excessive spending habit
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't lose your identity in superpowers and professions
• Sen. Houck holds town hall meeting
• Culpeper town financial breakdown
• Canosa's trial date to be set Monday
• 1 Culpeper holding prayer walk Jan. 29
• Sundance documentary features local movie guru
• HOW I SEE IT: Great things happening at Free Clinic
• Foreclosed home has remnants of a family's life left behind
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tough questions remain in the aftermath of Arizona shooting
• OUR VIEW: Historic day for Culpeper as a whole
• Culpeper Bridal Show scheduled for Sunday
• County still interested in VDOT building, waiting to learn its value
• EVHS bball
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 22
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• Curtain about to rise on State Theatre rehab
• Woman charged after SUV rollover
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 21
• Vehicle violations lead to drug arrests
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Things just aren't the same in once-rural Culpeper
• PERSPECTIVE: It's time Va. hike gas tax to fund roads
• HOW I SEE IT: Life is short and precious. Enjoy it.
• They just don't hand out free stuff like they used to
• Head Start teacher named DHS employee of the year
• Utility pact reached – finally
• Culpeper man convicted of drug charges
• Man dies on horse while fox hunting in The Plains
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 20
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• As a society, we must choose not to endorse violence
• Culinary arts students making some dough
• Traffic-safety cameras are needed for motorist safety
• OUR VIEW: Area farmers concerned about DEQ
• First response renews faith
• Culinary arts students making some dough
• More hangars sought for Culpeper airport
• Waugh to protest Cantor's agenda
• Memorial service for Triplett is Monday
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 19
• PC editing of 'Huck Finn' destroys a literary masterpiece
• Thankful for road resurfacing, but ...
• I understand why my letter was edited
• HOW I SEE IT: Confederates are American vets too
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to Dasher for selection
• Busy election season ahead
• Universal Music Group gives 200,000 vintage recordings to LOC
• Icy roads give drivers the slip
• Hotel fire prompts evacuation
• Icy roads give drivers the slip
• OUR VIEW: CCHS needs community's investment
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• Del. Scott wins agribusiness award
• Second suspect in ABC robbery arrested
• Triplett lived for milling and music
• Public hearing Thursday on water and sewer
• Cantor's health care claim weighed
• Memorable speech on memorable holiday
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 18
• Thankfully, King survived his first assassination attempt
• Let's have a healthy rivalry between EVHS and CCHS
• General Assembly Update
• MLK celebration at Antioch Baptist Church
• Winter weather on the way for Culpeper
• OUR VIEW: New life at Culpeper for coach, player
• This gun owner doesn't see the need for a 30-shot magazine
• Are your chicken breasts real, or are they 'enhanced'?
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• Editorial Cartoon, Jan. 17
• Police reports Jan. 5-11
• Clevengers project gets good informal review
• Census examines county's sex, age and race
• Volunteers needed for theater production
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 16
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper, Moore both get dumped
• Note to readers: Newspaper editors have mixed feelings about the snow
• Perspective: Defense shouldn't be spared when trimming federal budget
• On Religious Freedom Day, there's hope amid sea of despair
• 911: The next generation
• A closer look at housing in the county
• March completion expected for Boxwood
• Funding available for area livestock stream exclusion
• Belle Court fire rekindles
• OUR VIEW: One decision can change a life forever
• Two Culpeper men arrested in thefts at Stafford Walmart
• Apartment building condemned after fire
• GUEST COLUMN: Your input sought on town-county water and sewer proposal
• Pro-CCHS graffiti targets Eastern View
• HOW I SEE IT: Don't paint the doctors as bad guys
• When someone writes about bad service, name names
• Victim in fatal Orange fire ID'd
• PERSPECTIVE: The problem with for-profit schools
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 15
• Teens charged in mailbox vandalism
• Census provides look into county's economy
• Victim in fatal Orange fire identified
• HOW I SEE IT - Thanks to those who helped Angel Tree
• Man pleads in Orange road-rage shooting
• Four deputies earn promotions
• Belle Court blaze displaces residents
• Culpeper: A social snapshot of town
• MLK Day events planned
• Guidance for seniors
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• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 14
• To the folks at the landfill: Take good care of my teddy bear
• Thanks for helping Culpeper Regional Hospital help others
• BREAKING NEWS: Belle Court blaze displaces residents
• HOW I SEE IT: Success story for the animal shelter
• County, schools briefed on budget
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 13
• Houck to receive award for support of education
• Orange County house fire kills one person
• From clay to bronze, "Homage" nears completion
• Trial dates set in Graves Mountain murder case
• OUR VIEW: Cities along U.S. 29 must press C'ville
• Educational rankings for entertainment purposes only
• Maryland man pleads guilty in police chase
• Suspect arrested in ABC robbery
• Trial set in Graves Mtn. murder case
• Fatal Orange fire under investigation
• Wetlands trail planned
• Wetlands trail planned
• Entrepreneurial energy fuels America's economic prosperity
• StageWorks Culpeper holding open auditions
• Pair sought in Orange ABC robbery
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 12
• Wetlands trail planned
• REC gets $1.6M from FEMA for February blizzard cleanup
• StageWorks Culpeper holding open auditions
• OUR VIEW: Kudos to 1st baby, Saadeh and Pardoe
• General Assembly legislative survey
• Public to have its say on utilities
• Thoughts in the aftermath of Rep. Giffords' shooting
• Two killed in separate Fauquier County crashes
• Orange County names Zody planning director
• Wetlands trail planned
• Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed today
• Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow
• CCPS will close two hours early Tuesday
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 11
• OUR VIEW: Resolution or not, best of luck in '11
• MLK on parenting, premarital sex, homosexuality, abortion
• HOW I SEE IT - Don't let Peacebuilders violate rights
• Budget the topic of joint meeting
• Police investigate mailbox explosions
• Dasher tapped for 4th term as chair
• Mountain Run Bowling Center adds gaming lounge
• Bayne's column on satellite service hit nail on the head
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 10
• Was 2010 the year we stopped communicating face to face?
• School Board to select chair, vice-chair tonight
• $91 in fees for man hit by train
• Be a part of the first 'Virginia Rally for Life'
• PERSPECTIVE: States, feds have faults in Bay cleanup
• Registration begins Saturday for Drop It! Healthy Living Challenge
• Police reports Dec. 28-Jan. 4
• Pepperberries to get new home
• County consolidates zoning districts
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 9
• OUR VIEW: CCHS boys, EVHS girls hoopin' it up
• PERSPECTIVE: Disagreeable or unreasonable search?
• PERSPECTIVE - Aggressive prosecution of insider-trading needed
• My satellite provider has no idea what good service is about
• Poll: Virginians conflicted on transportation funding
• Driver charged in Friday crash
• New Culpeper-based Virginia Defense Force unit ready for action
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 8
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Another positive experience at CRH
• Police investigating possible robbery, assault in parking lot
• Officer injured in crash expected to return next week
• St. Luke's eighth-grader exhibits worldly knowledge
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GOP and tea party in power because they mislead voters
• PERSPECTIVE: Mexico must show results in drug war
• OUR VIEW: Quail, coyote caused quite a kerfuffle
• Madison residents skeptical of DEQ report
• How would Mark Twain react to all this literary hubbub?
• Coming up: Round 2 for liquor plan
• Grandma is a healthy hero
• Dental clinic offers a reason to smile
• CUMC rolling out Saturday worship
• HOPE SMITH: It's amazing to think just how much technology has evolved
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 7
• OUR VIEW: Historic day for politics in Madison Co.
• Cowardly person defaced tombstones in Sperryville
• Eric Abshire to remain jailed
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 6
• Teen pleads guilty in December robbery
• Senter cleared of rape charge
• Physical, mental, spiritual, financial, relational resolutions
• Trust reaches battlefield fundraising goal
• Court appearance set for Abshire today
• House makes it official: Cantor assumes majority leader post
• Calendar sales funding the arts
• Law Enforcement Academy alumni were happy to help our heroes over the holidays
• HOW I SEE IT - Republicans living in Bizarro world
• PERSPECTIVE: Who's to say what is, ins't reasonable?
• Arlington man found not guilty in BDSM rape case
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 5
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• Jury's decision due today in BDSM rape case
• OUR VIEW: Christmas love spread by churches
• How does Obama's economic policy compare to FDR's?
• Thanks to mother-in-law's friends and neighbors
• PERSPECTIVE - An embarrassment for Va. education
• Chase chosen to lead Board of Supervisors
• A thorny experience
• House GOP challenges Obama to cooperate
• First black chairman elected
• OUR VIEW: Boat landing in Lakeview is right move
• Scholarship helps turn dream into a reality
• School budget still up in the air
• Reflecting on the small and painful life of Izola Ware
• Editorial Cartoon Jan. 4
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• HOW I SEE IT: Culpeper's generosity shines through
• First baby arrives at CRH
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 3
• Tennessee mosque presents a positive American story
• Community invited to talk about CCPS operating budget
• PERSPECTIVE: Campus microbrewery a great idea
• Striking with a needle
• Trial set Tuesday in BDSM rape case
• OUR VIEW: County and Coffeewood a good team
• Child unhurt after truck collides with house
• PERSPECTIVE: Tax bill approved by Congress is symptomatic of American politics
• HOW I SEE IT: I can see both sides of health debate
• PERSPECTIVE: It would be foolish of McDonnell to scrap FOIA Advisory Council
• PERSPECTIVE: Not sure about Amazon's answer to lousy gift-giving
• JIM BAYNE: Report: Too many young people unfit to serve in military
• Bringing back bobwhite
• County to choose chairman
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 2
• OUR VIEW: Another slice of economic positive news
• Madison getting Mongolian yurt-inspired luxury cabins
• Coffeewood partners with county for new work project
• War veteran Joe Todd dead
• Editorial cartoon Jan. 1
• PERSPECTIVE: Need aspirin? Better get a prescription.
• HOW I SEE IT: Nix politics from redistricting process
• Looking forward to more sailing in Culpeper
• A word of clarification about the animal shelter
• The New Year will see some old First Amendment issues
• Town police officer, second motorcyclist injured in crashes
• And now ... the conclusion of Scott's 2011 Year in Preview
• Reeves family extends its heartfelt thanks
• Gay soldiers won't ruin our military
• OUR VIEW – Worlds apart on a pair of murder cases
• A Taylor-made win
• Willow Run house fire
• Head-on wreck leads to charge of reckless driving
• Man charged with cutting ex-girlfriend
• Is Route 20 inherently dangerous?
• Governor: Va. traffic deaths at record low
• Huntly man dies in wreck on U.S. 522
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 31
• The tea party movement and America's Founding Fathers
• PERSPECTIVE: Inconsistency from Obama when states buck federal policy
• HOW I SEE IT: Health IT could depersonalize medicine
• OUR VIEW: Busy season for giving generously
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 30
• The spirit of giving
• Phillips gets 20 years in courthouse attack
• Grindin Gears to welcome new year at the Pub
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 29
• C'ville bypass again sought
• 'Empire' tapped for film registry
• OUR VIEW: Let's hear it for CCHS's Blue Crew
• Council made right call to build new boat ramp
• Truck runs into building
• A five-pronged approach to cutting our $13 trillion debt
• HOW I SEE IT - Cuccinelli stands up for Constitution
• In 2011, T.J. Maxx in ... Fashion Bug out
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• SWIFT donates $15K to Culpeper Co. 1 VFD
• Divorce advice from Solomon and Casablanca's Rick Blaine
• Mills will keep carrying torch for historic Co. 1
• OUR VIEW: A closer look at our top 10 stories of '10
• HOW I SEE IT - Bad move to repeal 'Don't ask, don't tell'
• Inlet silo's green tree of lights offers inspiration at Christmas
• PERSPECTIVE: One of the most important civil rights votes of our time
• Citizen input on proposal needed
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 28
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• HOW I SEE IT: Town regulates door-to-door solicitors
• PERSPECTIVE: If not Obama in 2012, then who should be president?
• You can learn a lifetime of lessons by breaking your toys
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 27
• Police reports Dec. 15-20
• Christmas Eve crash kills Madison man
• People for Pets, Friends of the Culpeper Animal Shelter join forces
• Agency to hold bacteria-reduction meeting next week
• CCSO investigates break-in at CCHS Friday
• OUR VIEW: We're excited about town's new park site
• Christmas Eve crash kills Madison man
• CCSO investigates break-in at CCHS Friday
• Va chief justice finds strength in her rural roots
• Culpeper's Top 10 stories of 2010
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 25
• OUR VIEW: Ivory's story full of hope for holidays
• HOW I SEE IT: One more roll in the snow for Cookie
• What to make of Del. Bob Marshall?
• What does 2011 hold? Take a glance into my crystal ball.
• Just in time for Christmas … A shiny new rescue truck
• Advocacy group for the disabled seeks volunteers
• Holiday cell phone mishap restores my faith in humanity
• Fifteen will perform at all-district band concert
• PERSPECTIVE: VCU, and its students, in a tough spot
• Orange chorus and band seeking members
• HOW I SEE IT: Town prepared for season's second snowfall
• Clarke remains missing
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 24
• PERSPECTIVE: Obama faces Afghan balancing act
• BREAKING NEWS: Sweep nets eight drug arrests
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 23
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 23
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• Gavin's funeral set for Tuesday
• HOW I SEE IT - What Deficit? Gimme my tax cut!
• CCHS grad competing on 'The Bachelor'
• OUR VIEW: Retirement won't slow Ted Fuson
• Christmas is about love, charity, promise and giving
• Man arrested after dump truck ditched
• Young boy succumbs to cancer
• HOW I SEE IT: Come on, TSA – give me a break
• Man sought in credit card fraud
• Student's car catches fire
• Donation greatly helped Culpeper's shelter program
• OUR VIEW: Great news coming out of EVHS
• Words of wisdom from Buddy the Elf this Christmas season
• Floyd T. Binns Middle School holds Winter Arts Extravaganza
• Suspects sought in ABC store robbery
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 22
• CCHS presents 19th annual "Act Like You Like it" variety show
• Police looking for bank robbery suspect
• Madison County man sentenced in hammer attack
• Culpeper man suffers burns after Monday's fire at gas pump
• Schedule released for 2011 quarterly nuclear siren tests
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• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 21
• Baby Jesus is comforting, but King Jesus is Lord of all
• MSG, aspartame destroying American minds and bodies
• HOW I SEE IT: A great performance by CCHS band
• OUR VIEW: Thankful for the gift of Christmas
• Abshire to face judge in Jan.
• Buy into the emotion of Christmas
• Thanks, from Antioch
• JAMES CLEMENTS: There's magic in that red kettle: If you can, add to the pot
• Saturday's house fire in Locust Grove still under investigation
• OUR VIEW: Nice to see plans for Clevengers Corner
• LOC acquires new files from Snapshots
• Warming shelter opens up
• Lions thankful for help with Santa Breakfast
• Santa spotted at Co. 11 Sunday
• PERSPECTIVE: A Webb-Allen duel is on the horizon
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 20
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 19
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• New praise and worship leader joins Culpeper United Methodist
• Taxes are important, but the bigger issue is gov't finances
• HOW I SEE IT: Shelves fully stocked at Food Closet
• Five years later, Warner's murder remains unsolved
• OUR VIEW: Helping others who are in need
• Beaning breast cancer
• PERSPECTIVE: Groupon gambling on themselves over Google
• Joint statement on Sheryl Warner homicide from Commonwealth's Attorney Gary Close and Sheriff Jim Branch
• Arrest made in Justine Abshire's death
• Reformation Lutheran Church celebrates true meaning of Christmas
• Land donated for new park
• Woman dies from injuries in U.S. 522 head-on crash
• OUR VIEW: 5 years later, Sheri's death a big mystery
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 18
• PERSPECTIVE: Simplify the federal tax code
• HOW I SEE IT: GOP should fire chairman Mike Steele
• PERSPECTIVE: Jobs hard to come by for youth
• Culpeper's warming shelters open
• 'Tis the season to be naked? A look at nudity and stupidity
• Woman dies following U.S. 522 crash
• Teen charged in Tuesday robbery
• Car chase ends in crashes, arrest
• Fire destroys abandoned house
• County could land the wine & cheese crowd
• Canosa hearing rescheduled to January
• Winter's hiatus is over
• HOPE SMITH: Watching a family tradition grow
• Your organ donation could help save a life
• HOW I SEE IT: Museum sends warm, seasonal thanks
• PERSPECTIVE: The issue with longer school years
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 17
• Four injured in head-on wreck
• Four injured in crash on U.S. 522
• Winter is back
• BREAKING NEWS: Multiple injuries in car wreck near Commonwealth Park
• Head-to-head combat
• Culpeper preps for season's first snow
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 16
• HOW I SEE IT: A sick child needs your generosity
• OUR VIEW: Coleman leaving big shoes to fill
• Chinese dissident a good choice for 2010 Nobel Peace Prize
• Police chase ends in crashes, arrest
• When Pelosi and Palin disagree with you, congratulations
• Stroup gets eight months in jail
• Council OKs money for boat ramp
• Meadowbrook robbery prompts school lockdown
• Friends, family recall Culpeper businessman
• For Cuccinelli, defiance pays off
• Wreaths Across America
• OUR VIEW: Expansion, growth and renovation
• Delay likely in Canosa hearing
• Robbery prompts school lockdown
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 14
• Supporting Obama in the long war against tyranny, terror
• Culpeper man dies after Route 3 crash
• OUR VIEW: Important stretch for town, county
• Man listed in serious condition after fire
• School board OKs fix to Yowell pond
• HOW I SEE IT: The transformation of St. Nicholas
• Eastern View High School students launch their own website
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• School board to discuss awarding Yowell pond contract
• Creative fundraising
• China, Russia key to talks with North
• A U.S. trade victory with the South
• Lessons for the holidays found in the ghost of lectures past
• Perspective: Don't just take off in hot pursuit
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 13
• Motorists urged to drive cautiously overnight
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 12
• Another day that will live in infamy — how can we forget?
• Homeschoolers donate to the Food Closet
• Special Christmas events filling Culpeper's churches
• County gets plans for development
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Our nation continues oblivious
• VDOT to spend $36 million locally
• PERSPECTIVE: Elizabeth is the Edwards who should be remembered
• OUR VIEW: A pair of big votes for the county board
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 11
• HOW I SEE IT: A stark line separates the two parties
• Ted Fuson headed down a new path of ministry
• Woman charged with DUI after Thursday wreck
• REC shows off new Culpeper campus
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The crib and the tree — two historic elements of Christmas
• Fredericksburg man arrested on break-in charge
• OUR VIEW: These folks strengthen our village
• Former EVHS teacher faces charge
• I'll let you vent, Santa, but please help this lowly newsman
• If you're like me (and my mom), you recycle wrapping paper
• Weber receives Culpeper Women's Club's Community Service Award
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Walmart's Santa knows what Christmas is all about
• OUR VIEW: Great news from Euro-Composites
• Man gets 12 days in jail for tow scam
• Shed fire destroys motors, car parts
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 10
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Boy Scouts thank everyone who bought a poinsettia
• Star-Exponent unveils redesign
• Museum holding holiday festival
• HOW I SEE IT: A positive view from inside the local jail
• Sheriff's office: Four-wheelers being stolen
• Suspect sought in robbery at BB&T
• Jail inmate disheartened by rudeness, lack of respect
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 9
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• HOW I SEE IT: Let's abolish the chaining of dogs
• Euro-Composites to add 70 jobs
• Impact fees get county approval
• GCC gets warning after self-reporting oversight
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• Beer truck's wreck snarls traffic on U.S. 29
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• Euro-Composites adding 70 jobs in Culpeper
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 8
• HOW I SEE IT: Disappointed with our congressman
• Couple, son plead not guilty on federal drug charges
• Liberties being lost in fight against terrorism
• Greatest gift of all time is the reason for the season
• Unemployment continues to dominate the economic headlines
• County rejects foreign trade zone expansion
• Woman walking the long and winding road
• Lights of Love ceremony helps ring in holiday season
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to students who qualified for choral event
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 6
• Obama, Chavez and the robber barons
• Local agency gets creative with funding
• Be a Culpeper Local and support area shops this holiday season
• Thanks for helping the troops
• County to discuss VDOT building, trade zone issue
• Just how bad do we really want to slash federal debt?
• Culpeper Baptist dedication
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 5
• East Street homeowners open doors for annual tour
• Illegal immigrants should not get in-state college tuition rates
• HOW I SEE IT: Punish those behind the WikiLeaks
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Community has benefitted Lights of Love fundraiser
• Mayor Chip Coleman decides to call it a career with DHS
• Lawsuit upheld against counseling firm
• OUR VIEW: Catching up on crime and punishment in the news
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tasteless cartoon and a ridiculous letter to editor
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 4
• OUR VIEW: Catch the spirit with home tour, Santa visits
• Police recover stolen safe
• Culpeper Baptist expansion completed
• Culpeper man sentenced in Fredericksburg robbery
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Health Care Reform Act contains bad legislation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: CCHS yearbook thanks its advertisers
• HOW I SEE IT: Mr. President, they won't work with you
• CRH Auxiliary prepares to host annual fundraiser
• I'll take rolling farmland over holiday shopping with a teenager
• Scott, Houck hear budget pleas
• Editorial cartoon Dec. 3
• Vigil set for missing Orange woman
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Words of thanks from the Chamber of Commerce
• HOW I SEE IT: When God fell with a bang from heaven
• OUR VIEW: Area athletes show strong commitment, endurance
• Greatest musical act in recent history? It's not Britney or Ke$ha.
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 2
• Probation office rises up from the ashes
• OUR VIEW: Two new businesses look to tap into a niche
• EVHS to hold madrigal feast
• Police Lt. Roy named town employee of year
• HOW I SEE IT: Tribute to retiring servant Chip Coleman
• Incentive could spur affordable housing in Culpeper
• Confessions of a semi-vegetarian who loved meat earlier in life
• Don't embrace socialism's lie
• Trio faces federal drug charges
• Trio faces federal drug charges
• Foundation awards $6,500 to local agencies
• Trio faces federal drug charges
• Winter sports tip off tonight
• Editorial Cartoon Dec. 1
• PERSPECTIVE: High-speed rail could be a victim of the times
• HOW I SEE IT: 'Mama K' an inspiration to Culpeper
• Thanks, Star-Exponent!
• StageWorks seeks new visual identity
• How can the government tackle America's unemployment crisis?
• Murder plot gets woman 3 years in prison
• On the occasion of column 250, a look back through the years
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 30
• Schools, chamber to talk money, politics
• HOW I SEE IT: In defense of Culpeper County's jail
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Two injured in wreck on Rt. 229
• Inmates deserve to be treated with dignity, simple humanity
• OUR VIEW: It's high time fake weed gets pulled from shelves
• Santa Claus is coming to town
• Wreck sends woman to CRH
• LOC 's December schedule features a bit of everything
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 29
• For a better tomorrow
• Police reports Nov. 17-22
• Not so fast: Exxon-Mobil indeed paid plenty of taxes last year
• Two killed in weekend wrecks
• Are we pushing too many toward college and loan debt?
• OUR VIEW: Chamber of Commerce is a great asset to Culpeper
• HOW I SEE IT: CRH hard at work to serve patients
• YPG is like family to Kate Bradley
• HOW I SEE IT: Heartfelt tears from John Boehner
• Community came together to benefit senior luncheon
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 28
• OUR VIEW: Freedom Folks is doing its part to help people
• Business built from the ground up
• Still repping the 'Pep
• PERSPECTIVE: Blame America's judicial emergency on McConnell
• Don't let Koppel-Olbermann dispute overshadow local journalism
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 27
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ironies surround the TSA's controversial pat downs
• HOW I SEE IT: Learn to keep your mouth shut, Karzai
• In American court, no religious law can trump the Constitution
• 'Lots of room to grow'
• Recession? What recession?
• Brandy Road wreck sends one to the hospital
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No sympathy for inmate
• PERSPECTIVE: Telework bill will greatly benefit the Nova region
• Hardcore shoppers gather early
• EVHS students drum up talent at competition
• 'Smoothie Lady' whips up success
• The spirit of giving
• PERSPECTIVE: Bad move by governor on privatization consultant
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 26
• Holiday season the perfect time of year to give blood
• PERSPECTIVE: Scholastic victory for illegal immigrants
• The plight of others puts things in perspective this time of year
• Two-vehicle crash sends one to the hospital
• OUR VIEW: Don't forget to thank the veterans who sacrificed
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 25
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• Local teams to appear on cable shows tonight
• Keeping youth proactive
• CCPS receives VSBA "green" schools challenge award
• Rainy retail Friday forecast
• A thankful stroll through downtown Pugville with Jack the Pug
• A thankful stroll through downtown Pugville with Jack the Pug
• PERSPECTIVE: A lot for lame ducks to do
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The rich should pay to rebuild this country
• Two men charged in U.S. 15 wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 24
• Local attorney hands out hundreds of holiday desserts
• Chase honored with congressional award
• OUR VIEW: Renovated storefronts good news for business
• Policymakers need to focus more attention on the middle class
• Verizon expands wireless and 3G coverage locally
• Juror's change of mind leads to mistrial
• Chase honored with congressional award
• HOW I SEE IT: Louisa County's Bill Lowe was an unforgettable hero of a forgotten war
• Fog, deer cause wrecks on US 29
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• Editorial Cartoon, Nov. 23
• Police seek Lignum man on assault, gun charges
• OUR VIEW: Most of us will miss the Thanksgiving travel rush
• Oh, that all Americans would give thanks for the Lord's goodness
• Board moves forward on projects
• GCC president Sam named a top tweeter
• Editorial Cartoon, Nov. 22
• OUR VIEW: O'Meara will bring Cyclones stability
• Holidays are a great time to practice the lost art of conversation
• HOW I SEE IT: An invasion of privacy at airports
• Santa makes pit stop downtown
• School board to discuss three construction projects
• Culpeper students selected to perform with National Honor Choir
• Police Reports Nov. 10-16
• Thankful thoughts for 2010
• CPD on the lookout for drunk drivers
• Germanna receives $20K donation
• Should cheaters be able to retake school tests? I don't think so.
• HOW I SEE IT: Exposing fallacies of the tax debate
• Helping the needy
• Director: Another successful Food Closet Thanksgiving meal giveaway
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Chick-fil-A store owner a real blessing to our town
• OUR VIEW: Congressman Cantor at a high point
• Jury trial set for abduction suspect
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Excited to have T.J. Maxx opening a store in Culpeper
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks from newly elected town council member Reaves
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 20
• Odd Fellows building to be renovated
• We deserve better than what Cantor, GOP offer
• GUEST COLUMNIST: Agreement very close between town and county on water, sewer
• Bolling's goal: Get Va. back on track
• HOW I SEE IT: CRH Auxiliary needs you!
• OUR VIEW: Flag football showcases local ladies' talent, drive
• Doctors must avoid ties to drug companies' handouts
• CSE disrespected Cantor
• On your mark, get set, shop
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 19
• Judge rules on motions in Wilderness Walmart case
• It doesn't get much better than El Vaquero West Mexican Restaurant
• No military ID: Chili's should have taken my word on Veterans Day.
• Kiln fire forces Rappahannock County HS evacuation
• PERSPECTIVE: Time is now for Congress to usher in fiscal sanity
• Lieutenant governor to speak at GCC today
• Teen driver charged in fatal wreck
• Council takes a second look at water-sewer proposal
• The Copper Fish brings the sea to E. Davis St.
• HOW I SEE IT: Jail poorly stocked with hygiene items
• Kiln fire forces Rappahannock High School evacuation
• Technological advances will continue to compromise our privacy
• OUR VIEW: Happy ending for Cyclones' roller coaster football team
• Hilltop Dollar Store 'a family operation'
• Red Cross volunteer signs off from duty
• Smith pleads not guilty in Graves Mountain killing
• State Democrats file complaint over Reeves paperwork
• Head-on wreck injures three in Madison County
• Two new directors named to REC board
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 18
• HOW I SEE IT: Stimulus piece rife with misinformation
• Boy must be more careful with BB gun
• Your trash helped Novum Baptist
• Three injured in head-on collision on U.S. 15
• PERSPECTIVE: We'll see if Fed's $600B gamble can work magic
• HOW I SEE IT: Great column by Jeff Say on bullying
• Let's make our schools free from bullying
• Understanding QE2, America's newest economic acronym
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 17
• Vacant no more
• Impact fees set for hearing
• Chamber launches new cell phone application
• Town PD seeks input on reaccreditation
• State Police probe Monday night crash
• Four named Lt. Cowherd scholars
• EVHS football banner
• Church project kicks up holiday spirit
• Food Closet set to feed more than 700 families
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 16
• Warp and woof of politics can weave U.S. into stronger nation
• Great turnout for Hallow Him event at Open Door Baptist
• Republicans in an ill-advised rush to repeal health care
• OUR VIEW: Time is right for town to undertake pay study
• PERSPECTIVE: Proposed warning labels go too far
• Culpeper man accused of witness tampering
• Hit-and-run driver smashes vehicles
• Another surgery set for hit-and-run victim
• Stonewall's final days to be discussed Friday
• The marketing of moonshine
• Details remain unknown in Bealeton crash
• Editorial Cartoon, Nov. 15
• Police reports for Nov. 3-9
• Politics and news thrive on shielding us from our similarities
• PERSPECTIVE: Girl Scouts right to seek out U.S. manufacturers for uniforms
• HOW I SEE IT: 'Fiscally conservative?' Not so much.
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to the CFA for a great day of football
• Town seeks applicants for boards, commissions
• More than 200 vets, active service members receive free car washes
• Scouting for Food
• Bealeton Depot back in service
• Take an 'angel' at Walmart and share the holiday spirit
• Are you ready to fire up Ben Bernanke's magic printing press?
• Fake weed getting real attention
• Houck challenger kicks off campaign in Culpeper
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 14
• OUR VIEW: A salute to those who find ways to serve others
• HOW I SEE IT: Town's pay study worth the investment
• Doris Buffett dishes on biography, mission
• Homage mission accomplished
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• Editorial Cartoon, Nov. 13
• House fire Friday evening on Merrimac Road
• Beware the unintended harm of regulating the Internet
• ANALYSIS: Post-election, Congressional leadership questions emerge for both parties
• HOW I SEE IT: What's a Virginia Democrat to do?
• OUR VIEW: Charitable groups help local kids in various ways
• Wreck kills employee of Ford car dealership
• HOW I SEE IT: Help the Scouts donate to the needy
• State should treat elderly with respect
• Being a "Shriner's Lady" a fulfilling way to help sick children
• 'A sacred moment'
• Virginia Defense Force unit coming to Culpeper
• Culpeper author donates prize money to local library
• Red ripe life lessons
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 12
• OUR VIEW: Thumbs up to hospital's ER, Boyd and the State Theatre
• PERSPECTIVE: Rep. Boucher departs as a gentleman congressman
• HOW I SEE IT: Thanks, CSE, from the Goodfellows
• Of watch batteries and politics
• We're an attention-deficit society ...
• The path to healing our country starts with a simple handshake
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 11
• Thanksgiving services set for No. 23
• Offering a 'Helping Hand'
• Asbestos will delay CCHS renovation
• Republican announces bid to unseat Sen. Houck
• Court dates set for 3 facing drug charges
• Doris Buffett speaks tonight at Daniel Tech Center
• Culpeper eligible for federal farm disaster relief
• War can leave indelible scars
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 10
• GOP has mastered using tax cuts as easy bait to win election
• Reva's Minnie Harrison left her mark by caring for community's animals
• HOW I SEE IT: Hill's legacy should live on in Culpeper
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to runners, PPK winner and cheerleaders
• Need help with heating bills?
• Woman enters Alford plea in abuse case
• Hearing Healthcare of Virginia holds grand opening
• Musical revue pays tribute to WWII-era sound
• Researcher discovers Pete Hill's burial site
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• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 9
• In defense of Sheriff Branch
• Dale a great electoral board chair
• Celebrating the newly elected veterans of the 112th Congress
• Around the globe
• Missing teen found at hotel in Warrenton
• Man gets prison for assaulting sheriff's deputy
• New service buses patients to Charlottesville
• National Cemetery to mark Veterans Day
• County, town closer to pact
• Dentist's sweet deal
• Election notes: Now for something completely different...
• PERSPECTIVE: When it comes to financial reform, U.S. should look to Great Britain
• HOW I SEE IT: Virginia mistreats its elderly citizens
• OUR VIEW: No matter the cost, CCHS needs a makeover
• Police reports Oct. 27-Nov. 2
• EVHS grad earns Girl Scouts' Gold Award
• Free car washes for veterans, active service members
• Free car washes for veterans, active service members
• School board to decide on conference appointee
• Goodfellows need help, too
• OUR VIEW: Cautiously optimistic about where U.S. is going
• HOW I SEE IT: Keep your chin up, fellow Democrats
• OUR VIEW: CCHS needs a makeover
• New electric vehicles to debut in region soon
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 8
• Utility
• I'm old school, so OMG don't text me you can't write in cursive
• PERSPECTIVE: Campaign allegiances a big difference between politics in U.S. and Canada
• PERSPECTIVE: From a retail perspective, here's why Halloween felt a lot like Christmas
• HOW I SEE IT: EV football must learn from JM game
• OUR VIEW: Arts are alive and well in Culpeper
• Editorial Cartoon, Nov. 6
• Pastor's message resonates at Alliance Comm. Fellowship
• PERSPECTIVES: Two views on the changing political landscape in congress
• OUR VIEW: Residents deserve praise for contributions
• Police: Man robbed teens on Halloween
• Uze: I was teased, too
• Culpeper native set to debut film Sunday
• Editorial cartoon 11-7
• Police seek missing girl, 17
• Utility deal close
• Free Internet research seminar Wednesday
• "Upstream" travels around the world
• A clean bill of health
• OUR VIEW: Sheriff made right call by reporting his son's arrest
• PERSPECTIVE: Let the redistricting games begin
• Principal Mello a generous man
• Lordy, Lordy ... Hope Smith is 40 – the day has finally come
• Poll workers did a great job Tuesday
• Chamber honors Chuck Gyory
• Leaky roof at Pearl Sample
• CCPS recognized for budgeting excellence
• State Police: Driver of wrecked truck arrested
• Siren test at Lake Anna set for Nov. 17
• Police: EVHS student missing
• Meadows missing person
• Editoral cartoon 11-5
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Animal refuge hurting after identity theft
• This year's election doesn't mark the end of the world, Democrats
• HOW I SEE IT: Equestrians: Be careful this time of year
• PERSPECTIVE: Dark side of politics on display with recent arrest
• Editorial cartoon Nov. 4
• Veterans Remembered……
• Organization now accepting applications for "Moms" scholarship
• RRHD to offer free flu clinics at local schools
• HealthFest set for Saturday at library
• Decision delayed on trade zone
• Thanks, CSE, for supporting churches and service groups
• Cantor
• CCHS yearbook wins again
• Wine Street underwater
• Virginia universities do a bad job protecting free speech
• Court date set in killing at Graves Mountain
• No foul play suspected in Orange man's death
• Miss Virginia to visit four Culpeper schools
• Another season of change
• Wrecked truck found without license plates
• OUR VIEW: Participation on the rise in midterms for county voters
• HOW I SEE IT: Why wait for the holidays to share love?
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 3
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff's son among 3 facing drug charges
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• Reaction from the polls in the town of Culpeper
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• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 2
• Using the Va. '09 'Poll-to-Reality Gap' to pick today's winners
• Thanks for the free lunch!
• Kalenga's Sunday column helped me hold on to hope
• HOW I SEE IT: It's wise to be skeptical of e-cigarettes
• OUR VIEW: Be part of the process and cast a vote today
• Absentee balloting brisk for midterm elections
• Veteran's life inspires proposed constitutional amendment in Va.
• Takeover in sight, GOP confident
• Where to vote and who's on the ballot
• Judge clears courtroom during pretrial hearing for rape case
• Wounded warriors gather in Culpeper for friendly bird hunt
• Editorial Cartoon Nov. 1
• Police reports Oct. 20-26
• Voting made simple: A guide for tomorrow's election procedures
• Writer spot on about hunting issue
• Town didn't hold July 4 on a Sunday, so why was Halloween different?
• PERSPECTIVE: War museum a good fit for Dale City
• PERSPECTIVE: Chalk up a victory for the thought police at NPR
• Medical condition possible cause of Sunday's crash
• Auditorium seats at CCHS in bad shape
• Keeping hope alive
• County considers VDOT property purchase
• Helping community members
• 'She won't let me cry'
• Three-way challenge
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Do we really want more of the same from Cantor
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor risks losing my vote this year over payroll tax
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It's time to fire Cantor and hire Democrat Rick Waugh
• Students in Heartland show impressive grasp of First Amendment
• OUR VIEW: Once again, Cantor will coast to win in District 7
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 31
• Boyd named Culpeper Democrat of the year
• Two taken to hospital after SUV overturns
• Two taken to hospital after SUV overturns
• Seven involved in Thursday night crash
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 30
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 30
• Cantor was responsive to this constituent on NCLB
• When you cast a vote Tuesday, fire them all
• If you want a corporate stooge, vote for Cantor
• OUR VIEW: Seasons of perfection at Floyd T. Binns Middle
• Looking for water in unconventional ways
• 'Spirited Evening' tonight at the Graffiti House
• Dems pin hopes on Waugh
• Storm drain caused leak
• How big is your pumpkin?
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 29
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 29
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 29
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• What are your Halloween traditions? I'll share a few of mine
• Cantor leads a new generation of the GOP
• Seventh District has benefitted from stimulus
• Christianity doesn't mix with political conservatism
• OUR VIEW: EVHS made right call with football discipline
• Three-vehicle collision Thursday evening
• Car runs into funeral home
• 13th annual Culpeper Domestic Violence TASK Force vigil
• PERSPECTIVE: U.S. should follow Brits, put a clamp on spending
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 28
• Do anything you can to honor veterans
• Grand jury to hear case on pot operation
• GCC to offer info sessions on Stafford loans
• Dementia adds to police challenges
• Victim tells of Main Street shooting
• Cantor carries fight to Obama
• Rainy weather puts damper on indoor and outdoor activities
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks to everyone who had a hand in poker run
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The real choice is Cantor or Waugh; I'll choose Cantor
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor's vision will help get economy back on track
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Shucks! I thought the president was coming to town
• Fed up with politics, I'm voting to send my dog to Congress
• Correction
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 27
• Untraditional candidates make this midterm election unique
• Cantor has the confidence of this young person
• Republican attacks on Democrats are off base
• Cantor is all about protecting the rich
• Not impressed by Waugh and Bayne on campaign trail
• PERSPECTIVE: Finally, a light shines on the issues of bullying
• Bayne the wild card in race vs. Cantor
• Board accepts Stroup's resignation
• Pampered in pink
• The Week in Pictures, Oct. 18-25
• The Week in Pictures, Oct. 18-25
• Culpeper man faces charges after Sunday's police chase
• Wrong-way car eludes police on U.S. 29 Sunday
• When, exactly, is Halloween?
• Mole Day Madness
• Fight for victory
• A week from today, voters across the country will revolt
• Vote out incumbents in large numbers
• Do you believe Obama or the Bible?
• HOW I SEE IT: Deer hunters: Don't shoot the does
• OUR VIEW: Great new name for stadium at Floyd T. Binns
• UPDATED: Eight EVHS football players disciplined
• Editorial cartoon 10-26
• HOW I SEE IT: We've found a champion in Cuccinelli
• OUR VIEW: It's fun to cheer for players we know
• Driver charged after driving car onto railroad tracks
• Specialist: Gifted program needs more money
• Pamper Me Pink set for Tuesday
• Enhancing serenity
• Kastrinos due in court Wednesday
• Virginians to vote on three amendments
• Sweet and savory
• Editorial Cartoon, Oct. 25
• Police reports for Oct. 13-19
• Planning to trick-or-treat downtown? Please park in town lots.
• Quit voting the same losers into office year after year
• Hey, now. It's OK to express your opinion anonymously.
• Online commenters should be required to sign their names
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't buy in to the GOP's sinister, un-American plans
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor leading the fight against disastrous policies
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 24
• Back in action
• Cantor planning victory tour Monday
• Culpeper author wins People's Choice award
• Don't lose hope
• Dem party chief sees party keeping House control
• Helmet sensors collect data on concussions
• NH hamlet braces for gory details in killing trial
• OUR VIEW: Every acre counts in the race to save battlefields
• HOW I SEE IT: No need to change the town's charter
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help you.' Really?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor a friendly advocate for the people of Culpeper
• Major changes proposed for Coop. Extension
• An amazing adventure
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• Editorial Cartoon, Oct. 23
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cantor the right guy to put economy back on track
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: NPR went too far by firing commentator Juan Williams
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Speaking for what is right
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Funeral homes ads were a bad idea for 'Think Pink'
• HOW I SEE IT: Cantor about to grace us with his presence
• PERSPECTIVE: High school officials were wrong to pull school paper
• Lux withdraws from race
• Car vandalism probe ongoing
• Editorial cartoon 10-22
• Philly man charged with threatening to kill Cantor
• School division soliciting bids for repairs at CCHS
• Waugh: Vandals struck my car
• ESPN comes to town
• Top 10 reasons you know you live in a small town ...
• Cantor doesn't need to get involved in foolish debates
• Thoughts on Clarence Thomas' wife and the Anita Hill episode
• Your generous support benefits Haitian orphans
• HOW I SEE IT: In defense of Congressman Cantor
• PERSPECTIVE: McDonnell's plan for ABC privatization all but dead
• Waugh's car reportedly vandalized in Louisa
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 21
• Four reasons why some voters might be angry on Election Day
• Cantor and House GOP have wasted taxpayer money, increased debt
• HOW I SEE IT: Top priority: Get U.S. industry running
• OUR VIEW: Community preparing for Thanksgiving philanthropy
• One-vehicle crash on Carrico Mills Road
• Skyline Drive announces overnight closings during hunting season
• Pastor opens home to his new church
• Man found guilty of hammer attack
• Hot chili for a chilly night
• HOW I SEE IT: At $25K, town pay study is too costly
• OUR VIEW: Activities give older kids chance at safe fun
• Mistrial declared in towing case
• Feb. trial set for ex-CSE publisher
• Business noise, property rules closer to adoption
• Excessive natural gas odorant spurs calls
• Local SAT scores lag behind state, U.S. averages
• Friday night film freak out
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• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 20
• Weighing the positive, negative of anonymous online comments
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thumbs up to CSE for supporting voting change
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Constructive online dialogue requires identity
• Planners continue review of town issues
• Army wants kids to 'March 2 Success'
• VDOT to replace Graves Road bridge next week
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 19
• The Week in Pictures, Oct. 11-18
• Police reports for Oct. 6-12
• Letting Teddy Roosevelt lead us to the right candidates today
• Should a political candidate get your vote by default?
• HOW I SEE IT: GNP has risen under Obama's watch
• OUR VIEW: Town voters should go to the polls in November
• Pastor's goal for flock: 2,500 acts of kindness
• Cedar Mountain buys key Civil War property
• Preparing for re-entry
• HOW I SEE IT: Alzheimer's caregivers need support too
• A Martinsville man dies from injuries suffered in explosion
• Testimony to resume in Fort Hood suspect's hearing
• State salaries database: Universities dominate list of top earners
• Cantor supports Virginia's challenge to Obama healthcare overhaul
• Va. to get $249 million for school jobs
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• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 18
• Freedom Folks
• Industry expert dishes on the many benefits of 'green building'
• Rescuing the human spirit on the world stage in Chile
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper Ag Enterprises comes to aid of exchange
• More classical music planned at CCHS
• Cedar Mountain buys key Civil War property
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 17
• Cyber bullies threaten real harm to children
• Town OKs $25K for employee pay study
• Roscoes' 'special day'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Anonymous online comments are cruel, cowardly, unhealthy
• Politicians' new trend: Go to court to stop political attack ads
• HOW I SEE IT: Stepping inside God's rescue capsule
• OUR VIEW: Good policy now in place for teaching Anne Frank
• OUR VIEW: A perfect ending for Culpeper's Pete Hill
• Brandy Station mom to compete in 'Crocktoberfest'
• Cantor: Debate would be 'food fight'
• Russians returning silent films to U.S.
• Fire destroys Scrabble carpentry shop
• Assault suspect eludes police
• Bicyclist to be released from hospital today
• Man charged with malicious wounding
• Town treasurer's office receives finanial reporting award
• Town lauds Davies for work on CTB
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 16
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Clarifying a few things about our 50th reunion
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't let socialism take hold of America
• HOW I SEE IT: Let's not forget the mess Bush left us
• Editorial cartoon 10-15
• Men charged with forcing way into home
• Tractor driver faces charge of hit and run
• Woman rear-ends truck hauling hay
• New details emerge in Graves Mtn. murder case
• Public service project
• As a parent, do you fret over your 16-year-old starting to drive?
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Come on, Eric: You're not fooling anyone
• HOW I SEE IT: Time to fix the mess our nation is in
• PERSPECTIVE: Why attack the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. President?
• Assault suspect leads police on chase
• Virginia falls to No. 2 on Forbes' best state for business list
• Dollar General eyes Main Street site in Madison
• September retail sales up, third straight rise
• Beautiful fall weekend on tap for the Piedmont
• Cantor appears at home state events this weekend
• Bus stop guy was the 'Kings Dominion man'
• Injured bicyclist recalls hit and run
• County mulls purchase of VDOT building
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I'll take Obama over Bush any day
• Bullying is timeless, but making it a crime would be absurd
• HOW I SEE IT: Religious survey sounds flawed to me
• OUR VIEW: Town wise to refinance debt, build 'local' brand
• Honda rear ends truck carrying hay bales
• Prince William supervisors upset with ICE
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 14
• Angel of music
• A Pilgrimage for Pete
• Webb staffer holding hours in Culpeper today
• Police: False alarm on bus stop incident
• Attorney reviews revisions with town, county
• Woodbridge man gets six years for abduction
• Historian to testify at supercenter trial
• History, corrected
• Livestock exchange sets up in Culpeper
• Comet Field renamed to Hawks Nest after 20 years
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• Stink bugs – yet another cheap import that's changing our lives
• HOW I SEE IT: Local Democrats out to make a point
• OUR VIEW: Good things happening at Library
• One injured in Tuesday wreck
• Man walking bike struck on Route 229
• OUR VIEW: Portrait of Gen. A.P. Hill belongs in Culpeper
• Cantor faces challengers left, right
• Town to discuss county's utility rebuttal
• Family enrichment classes begin
• Police: Suspect tried to get kids into car
• Comet Field renamed to Hawks Nest after 60 years
• Single-vehicle wreck kills two on Route 3
• It's just one vote, but it makes you more powerful than a king
• Interstate 66 ramp to close for work Thursday
• The Week in Pictures, Sept. 27-Oct. 4
• Woodbridge man gets six years for abduction
• Man walking bike struck on Route 229
• Turnout for Nov. 2 expected to be near 40%
• Culpeper Police: false alarm on bus stop incident
• Wreck
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 12
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: More static displays needed at Culpeper County's AirFest
• HOW I SEE IT: Obama still content to blame Bush
• The Week in Pictures Sept. 27-Oct. 4
• Culpeper can be a leader in the new world of 'green building'
• Congress: Give up the fight against loud TV commercials
• 'Finish the cartoon'
• PERSPECTIVE: Gov't should regulate sales of medicinal pot
• PERSPECTIVE: Audit hurts credibility for VDOT, ex-governor
• Possible arts and cultural district downtown?
• Grabbing a bite
• Vehicle flips on Route 229 North
• Cantor faces challengers from left and right
• UPDATE: Crash kills two on Route 3 in eastern Culpeper
• Dollar Tree to buy Dollar Giant stores for $52M
• Activists continue fight over slave burial ground at VCU
• BREAKING: Crash kills two on Route 3 in eastern Culpeper
• Harrisonburg greenhouse doubles growing space, adds jobs
• Comet Field may be renamed
• Local law enforcment looking for man accused of trying to lure children Friday
• Tropical Storm Paula forms near Honduras
• Editorial Cartoon, Oct. 11
• Police reports Sept. 29-Oct. 5
• Farm Credit moves to new digs
• Free movie addresses teen suicide epidemic
• Should town move elections from May to November?
• Time for an installment of 'Stuff That Happened in Court and Stuff'
• HOW I SEE IT: Parallels between Cold War and terror
• OUR VIEW: Local women make a mark on their communities
• Editorial cartoon 10-10
• Nine-year-old boy dies in motorcycle crash
• 'It's awesome'
• Greens Corner Rd. crash sends one to hospital
• Greens Corner Rd. crash sends one to hospital
• Recreational vehicle fire on U.S. 29
• 2010 EVHS Homecoming Royalty
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 9
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 9
• For tax purposes, your vehicle's value could be on the rise
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: SAFE acknowledges support of the Piedmont community
• PERSPECTIVE: A unique chance to reach out to Cuba
• OUR VIEW: Four decades of educating the leaders of tomorrow
• Un-Lucky Inn promises good night, fright
• Roads fee plan moves ahead
• Mission accomplished
• U.S. 522 crash sends five to hospital
• Unlucky Inn
• Report: Lou Dobbs employed illegal immigrants
• Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention kicks off today
• OUR VIEW: Quick hits: Catching up on items in the news
• PERSPECTIVE: What does future hold for Tim Kaine?
• My life has been a wide search for the perfect condiments
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Great community support benefits three local humane organizations
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 8
• At long last recognition for Pete Hill
• Fauquier livestock market moves to Culpeper
• Culpeper prepares for a tasteful Sunday
• Alert customer tips police to larceny
• Early dismissal at Culpeper Middle due to power failure
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 7
• A closer look at Congressman Cantor's campaign war chest
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where is the dispute? UDC owns Hill portrait.
• PERSPECTIVE: Before you rant, get the facts straight
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper's importance to Internet shocking
• State Police capture fugitive in Louisa
• Germanna to celebrate its 40th anniversary Saturday
• Utilities 101: What's at stake?
• Planned Gordonsville housing development evaporates
• Man charged in downtown incident
• Jury: Man gets six years for molesting girl in '05
• Put your money where your house is
• County formally recalls A.P. Hill portrait
• Biggest AirFest yet
• U.K. native Mike Dale takes to sky in vintage airplane
• Kaine optimistic about Democratic prospects
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 6
• Central Virginia benefitting from a vibrant food and wine industry
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A big stumbling block on health care reform
• HOW I SEE IT: Time to cast aside local gov't tyrants
• OUR VIEW: Each of these cases could have been much worse
• Pepper Open
• Election Day nears, so do voter deadlines
• OUR VIEW: Recent rains came just in time to break long dry spell
• PERSPECTIVE: White House has golden opportunity to retool its economic message, policies
• Barefoot LU professor wages shoeless campaign
• McDonnell considers next step in ABC privatization
• Ruckersville man charged with DUI in fatality
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 5
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 5
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• Board listens, responds to questions
• Police reports Sept. 22-28
• Iran has a Russian gun pointed at the U.S. from Venezuela
• Pedestrian struck on Williams Street
• PERSPECTIVE: Delegate was right about VDOT audit
• School board to host public forum tonight
• Aroda man dies after two-vehicle wreck in Madison
• UVa forum on anti-gay bullying set for this week
• Homicides up in Central Virginia in 2010
• Utility details expected soon
• Tea-party movement in full force ahead of convention
• Cuccinelli renews demand for researcher's records
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 4
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 4
• Little Abingdon has blazed a trail for drawing tourists in SW Va.
• PERSPECTIVE: Tables have turned for Va. GOP on referendum
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I've decided to vote for Rick Waugh
• HOW I SEE IT: Cantor can't ride Madison's legacy
• OUR VIEW: Congrats goes out to CCHS, EVHS golf teams
• Holiday donations needed
• Farm tour offering a taste of Culpeper
• Colleges use car-sharing to cut down congestion
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 3
• Still an old farm town
• Youth worship event set
• Doris Buffett: 'Giving it all away'
• Round 2 for A.P. Hill portrait
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Health care reform will turn America into a better place
• Has NAFTA helped the American working class? Hardly.
• HOW I SEE IT: Safety is key with inflatable devices
• OUR VIEW: Full Circle Thrift comes to the rescue for homeless
• Police charge man with DUI in Route 229 wreck
• Tips produce no sign of missing woman
• Refinancing debt saves millions for town of Culpeper
• Juvenile church arson suspect's case moved to circuit court
• Affordable housing dialogue continues
• 2010 CCHS HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Town lifts its voluntary water-use restrictions
• OUR VIEW: October always has loads of fun for Culpeper
• HOW I SEE IT: Points of clarification on Coffeewood
• Editorial Cartoon Oct. 2
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Commentaries hit nail on the head
• Monkeys as security guards? What an awesome concept!
• CCDC
• Editorial cartoon Oct. 1
• As seasons change, reds come into season
• Cycling event, Farm Tour may cause traffic delays
• Recent steady rain works wonders for local waterways
• Madison Co. man guilty in tree scam
• Federal funds dry up in foreclosure fight
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Of hot beans, news and trust
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Lesson learned: Renew your car tags
• Whether it's dirty or clean, humor helps keep the soul smiling
• HOW I SEE IT: In this 3-way race, everyone has a choice
• PERSPECTIVE: High-speed rail can't mix with slow freight trains
• Town of Culpeper lifts water restrictions
• Statewide, rainfall amounts range to nearly a foot
• Jobless rate 'worrisome trend,' economist says
• Town saves millions by refinancing debt
• Doctor's offices Burglarized on Sunset Lane
• Jobless rate down, but job picture still dreary
• Helping the homeless
• Bus wreck snarls downtown traffic
• Fourteen months of work leads to jubilation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Blair House should be preserved to save town money and history
• Dishonest, manipulative statements by Congressman Cantor
• HOW I SEE IT: Rejecting the myths of the Civil War
• OUR VIEW: We've come a long way since the Civil War
• Town of Orange lifts water restrictions
• Flash flood warning issued for Culpeper
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 30
• Gordonsville lifts water restrictions
• Police name victims in head-on collision
• Three injured in head-on crash
• Bethel Baptist Church revival starts Sunday
• Four locals arrested in Fredericksburg
• High school's leaky roof gets board's attention
• Anne Frank diary flap revisited at meeting
• Culpeper not alone in high rate of growth
• What are those smelly things?
• School bus hit on Main Street
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 29
• The Week in Pictures, Sept. 20-27
• Republican Party should return to its mid-20th century principles
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: You have choices in the Seventh District race
• HOW I SEE IT: Referendum on the American system
• OUR VIEW: Leaky roof compounds problems at Culpeper HS
• OUR VIEW: Town, police making most of shrinking car budgets
• No injuries in Reva accident
• Dump truck overturns on Greens Corner Rd.
• Culpeper man faces reckless driving charge
• Woman transported to hospital after two-vehicle wreck
• Culpeper man steals $30,000 worth of items
• Police: 62 pounds of prescriptions collected
• Supes share concerns
• Swing into Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Phillips guilty in Warrenton shooting
• Three amendments on ballot in Va.
• Much needed rain expected to continue through today
• Few debates across Va. congressional campaigns
• Solving a 'murder'
• Report: Virginia's urban growth likely to continue
• By the seat of their pants
• Solving murder
• Va. Beach man jailed on multiple charges
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 28
• HOW I SEE IT: High hopes for Richmond Symphony
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 28
• Separating church and state: the condition for full religious liberty
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Great support by community helps raise funds for Haitian orphanage
• More disturbing than Lewis' execution is our cavalier response
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Eagle Scout project aims to make Yowell Meadow Park a bit shadier
• HOW I SEE IT: Make friends with the Constitution
• OUR VIEW: Culpeper must come together to save shelter
• School board to discuss federal funding, leaky roof
• County board to meet tonight
• Two injured in Jeffersonton wreck
• B.T.'s actions speak louder than words
• Flash flood watch in effect for Greene Co.
• Earlysville family builds ballfield in backyard
• Today's Pepper Open golf tourney postponed
• Main St. shooting suspect's court date postponed
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 27
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• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 26
• OUR VIEW: Canosa's mental state now a huge part of case
• HOW I SEE IT: Bad time for the Bush tax cuts to expire
• PERSPECTIVES: Two views on America's handling of Iran
• General Motors stock offering at $134 per share? Dream on!
• Aroda sex offender nabbed
• Post-Love death, protective order legislation revived
• Main St. shooting suspect's court date postponed
• Still Fighting for Blair House
• The Library of Congress celebrates home movies
• Governor: Slavery omission an 'error of haste'
• Gas station shooting an 'apparent suicide'
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 25
• Check out the new 'Kid Scoop' page in Sunday's Star-Exponent
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A correction on your Constitution article
• PERSPECTIVE: Should Christian flag fly at memorial?
• OUR VIEW: Great job by CCHS golfers and EVHS tennis team
• Culpeper man charged in brass theft
• Orange fires town manager
• Virginia joining National Take-Back Day
• Effect of revelation on local transportation projects unclear
• Town: Please limit use of water
• Help wanted
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Congress must extend emergency benefits
• A new perspective can help you gain appreciation for life
• HOW I SEE IT: Our congressman is not out of touch
• PERSPECTIVE: Philosophical differences divide us on issue of taxes
• Virginia puts woman to death
• Shooting at Southern States is apparent suicide
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 24
• UNited Way sets $500,000 goal for 2010-11
• Shelters could close
• OUR VIEW: Healthy rivalries are fueling EVHS, CCHS
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Leave the Bush-era tax cuts in place
• Modern usage of 'the n-word' – ugly slur or friendly slang?
• HOW I SEE IT: Contrasting congressional candidates
• Orange fires town manager
• 2 bodies found in Vinton
• Deejay shares 'spiritual tidings' with Culpeper, Orange
• Wreck briefly shuts down US 29 this morning
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 23
• Germanna to host Delphic arts exhibit
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 22
• A great awakening has shaken up the Republican Party
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: What's that smell? It's the stench of socialistic tyranny.
• HOW I SEE IT: Free dental care? No such thing.
• OUR VIEW: Encouraging activism by Culpeper residents
• One injured in crash
• The Week in Pictures, Sept. 13-20
• A more perfect union
• Richmond Symphony coming to Culpeper Sept. 30
• Former Culpeper resident dies in single-car wreck
• Civil War Sesquicentennial Seminar Friday at the Depot
• Culpeper Republicans host Kilgore Thursday
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 21
• Woman guilty in plot to murder husband
• Burglars hit country club
• Opal interchange project goes to Lorton company
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Seniors: Be careful when dealing with landscapers
• OUR VIEW: A last-ditch idea to save the historic Blair House
• HOW I SEE IT: Culpeper still in the dark ages online
• What would your decision be on the execution of Teresa Lewis?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 37 years of employment and this is what happens?
• Va. Beach inmate charged with 1993 NYC rape, robbery
• C.J.
• C.J.
• C.J. keeps on fighting
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 20
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 20
• OUR VIEW: Slow rate of growth hurts town businesses
• In this down economy, is money rising to a higher power?
• PERSPECTIVE: Going too soft on criminals or playing it smart?
• HOW I SEE IT: The bloody alley of drugs and killing
• York park feature presidential busts to close
• Rare books returned to Justice Department
• Motorcycle crash sends one to hospital
• Boxwood project nearly complete
• New cars a tough sell
• Farmville murderer avoids death penalty with plea
• Lights out for U.S. manufacturers of incandescent light bulbs
• Tax cuts only to the middle class?
• OUR VIEW: Good luck to Civil War anniversary committee
• Collector donates historic rifles, pistols to VMI
• Blue Ridge Parkway hosts diverse flora and fauna
• Editorial cartoon 9-19
• Praise in the park
• Investing in the arts
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 18
• Search under way for missing woman
• Driver escapes serious injury in Route 229 crash
• OUR VIEW: Kunstler captures spirit of the Civil War
• HOW I SEE IT: What is this administration doing?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Common sense an answer to pedestrian problems
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Liberal tirade didn't cause my blood pressure to rise
• Free speech in national parks: Common sense prevails
• Police reports Sept. 8-14
• 'The right guy' gets sworn in as chief
• A decade of ups and downs
• Madison sex offender caught in West Virginia
• Germanna Foundation to observe Constitution Day
• Civil War artist unveils "Unconquered Spirit"
• CCHS teacher cleared of misdemeanor assault
• Insanity plea in Brenda Canosa murder case?
• Culpeper holds the 'Key to the Internet'
• PERSPECTIVE: Decision by appeals court sets a bad precedent
• Editorial cartoon 9-17
• HOW I SEE IT: Governor should spare inmate's life
• Support the heroes of our community – help a farmer
• I've had enough with the rantings of the right-wingers
• Driver escapes serious injury in morning crash
• Rite Aid employee robbed while making bank deposit
• Va farmers plan DC trip to push bay bill
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 16
• Pot-growing case continued
• Culpeper man facing burglary, assault charges
• Multi-church group to hold concert in town park
• CCHS has leaky roof
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Reporter did a fine job with 'Culpeper after hours'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Simple fix could save house and allow for road-widening
• To my fellow canines: Keep it holstered in the farmers market
• HOW I SEE IT: Dental care too expensive for many
• OUR VIEW: Country club making most out of tough economy
• Editorial cartoon 9-16
• Town of Orange enacts water restrictions
• Cantor in Henrico tonight to sign book
• Iran's president brings political baggage to NY
• Grayson story has presidential sidebar
• OUR VIEW: This isn't what 'less government' is all about
• HOW I SEE IT: Cantor needs to meet with the public
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 15
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Police did a great job finding missing grandson
• Evolution of the tea party – a movement that carries real weight
• Hispanic Heritage Month starts today
• Conditions ripe for outdoor fires
• Former police station to stand, for now
• EVHS teacher suspended
• EVHS teacher suspended
• EVHS teacher suspended
• Test
• Sex offenders charged at football game
• Christian movie night scheduled at New Life church
• MADD honors six local officers
• CCHS renovation committee to meet
• Train hits truck
• OUR VIEW: Hopping aboard the peace train at Floyd T.
• State reform commission endorses four-day workweek
• HOW I SEE IT: The truth about taxation obfuscation
• Two charged with malicious wounding
• Mitchells man walks away
• Town talks demo tonight
• Train hits truck
• Train crash
• 34th Annual Pasture Party celebrates farm heritage
• Sheriff's office gets grant
• Va. utility refuels 1 of 2 North Anna reactors
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 14
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We must save the Blair House
• PERSPECTIVE: Transparency needed from Medicare chief
• What if the Rev. Jones actually followed biblical Christianity?
• Northrop Grumman facing more costs in state computer failure
• Mitchells man walks away
• UVa president suggests three-year bachelor's degree
• Train hits truck
• Train hits truck
• Train hits truck
• Train hits truck
• New fiber optic Internet line coming to area
• Train hits truck
• Louisa utility refuels 1 of 2 North Anna reactors
• Man injured after Amtrak train struck his truck
• School board to discuss division's six-year plan
• The Week in Pictures, Sept. 6-13
• March for jobs, justice and education
• New Salem Baptist Church gets fresh start
• Lessons from abroad
• OUR VIEW: Hospital's growth, kindness abounds
• HOW I SEE IT: This fall, support war monument drive
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 13
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: One-way streets not the answer to traffic problem
• Take a walk on the wild side: Try crossing the street downtown
• PERSPECTIVE: Karzai using civilian deaths in Afghanistan for political gain
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Great job by Tharp, Co. 1 with downtown car show
• UVa study: Hand sanitizer of little help preventing colds, flu
• Focus on the arts and recreation
• Amtrak train collides with truck Saturday evening
• Culpeper Police
• Town Police
• Culpeper Police
• OUR VIEW: The JTHG's tree-planting initiative just won't work
• HOW I SEE IT: The view from inside Coffeewood
• On $50B in stimulus and America losing its 'can do' attitude
• PERSPECTIVE: Military restrictions on tobacco now go too far
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Here's what I think of Glenn Beck's rally
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 12
• Clinic gets overhaul
• 24 notes of honor
• Odie says: "It's Your Doodie"
• Sheriff's Dept.
• Sheriff'sDept.
• Showing the love for the U.S.A.
• Supervisors, Underwood settle RRCSB complaint on fair housing
• Retracing Lincoln's ride
• CSE reporter hits road with deputy
• Culpeper woman cited in Friday crash
• Retracing Lincoln's ride
• Remington woman wins $200K in lottery
• Everyone should know how to read a map
• CSE reporter hits road with deputy
• Medal of Honor winner Salvatore Giunta
• OUR VIEW: Congrats to Chris Jenkins on promotion to police chief
• HOW I SEE IT: 9/11 made America stronger than ever
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: School's 'Peace Pledge' created a teaching opportunity in my ho
• PERSPECTIVE: Spending money to control costs?
• Culpeper showed great hospitality during 'familiarization tour'
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 11
• Police Reports Sept. 1-7
• HOW I SEE IT: An interesting racial statement at rally
• PERSPECTIVE: Spreading his hate on the wings of a 'Dove'
• Charlottesville survey reveals more demand for bike lanes
• Girl, 13, shot in Charlottesville park
• UVa student guilty of killing dad
• Fire damages Rapidan railroad bridge
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 10
• Jazzy evening at Germanna
• Despite ID, mystery surrounds body found in Rapidan
• On tap this weekend
• Culpeper drug raid nets six arrests
• Culpeper after hours
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A rally against the three stooges
• As his star rises, GOP 'Young Gun' Cantor faces new challenges
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: An upside to Obama's time off
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Confusing contradiction
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 9
• Crash at Bus. 29 and Belle Ave. sends one to hospital
• HOW I SEE IT: Impressed by 'Restoring Honor' rally
• An evening of jazz at Germanna
• OUR VIEW: Golf tourney shines light on a pair of tough issues
• An evening of jazz at Germanna
• Albemarle billionaire John Kluge dies at 95
• Federal charges in Parkway shooting
• CRH to offer radiation oncology therapy soon
• Weight restriction reduced on bridge
• CCSO cites 33 in weekend initiative
• Panel plans local events
• Wrecking ball looms for three buildings
• Feds give Va $6.2M to buy up foreclosed homes
• Mechanical failure suspected in Va train fire
• Va military commission set to meet
• How would humans react to contact with extraterrestrials?
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 8
• Reva women charged with shoplifting
• A.P. Hill portrait still in dispute
• Chief, sans 'interim'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: With your help, we can fight abuse
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Library thankful for your generosity
• DMV tightens proof of legal presence requirement for licenses, ID cards
• High school football is an integral part of any rural economy
• Governor seeking $500 million for state liquor monopoly
• Va. submits Chesapeake Bay restoration plan
• Cooler weather coming to Culpeper Thursday
• Crab feast Sept. 11 in Culpeper
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Fla. minister has no plans to cancel Quran burn
• Governor to reveal his liquor sales plan today
• 3 Va. teens charged in fatal beating of Ariz. man
• PERSPECTIVE: It's high time for this dam to get some attention
• HOW I SEE IT: A great day to enjoy American freedoms
• Orange County man dies in fall from vehicle
• Arts & cultural district back on tap
• Laboring on Labor Day
• 110 soldiers to return to Hampton from Iraq
• Largest NJ newspaper offers buyouts to cut losses
• Jenkins named new police chief
• Chris Jenkins
• 9-7 Editorial cartoon
• PERSPECTIVE: Nobody surprised by VITA's failings
• OUR VIEW: Alleyway renovation hinges on a big 'if'
• Life and hope contained within adult stem cell treatments
• Game officers prep for hunting rule enforcement
• Committee supports tree-planting plan along Journey
• Labor Day by the numbers
• Board to consider trade zone issue
• UPDATE: Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
• OUR VIEW: Much being made of sprucing up downtown
• More jobs available in health services industry
• Another beautiful day in the Piedmont
• Metro closing late because of FedEx Field game
• Tropical Storm Hermine gaining strength in Gulf
• Lawyer says Iranian woman could be stoned soon
• Orange County man dies in fall from vehicle
• 9-11 remembrance Saturday in Culpeper
• Game officers prep for hunting rule enforcement
• The Week in Pictures, Aug. 30-Sept. 6
• Traffic alert: 9-mile back-up on I-66
• TRAFFIC UPDATE: All lanes open on I-66
• Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
• Editorial Cartoon
• Happy Thanksgiving! Or as we used to call it: Labor Day
• PERSPECTIVES: On the economy and illegal immigration
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 6
• PERSPECTIVE: Glimmers of hope for Mideast peace?
• Americans employ assembly in service to other freedoms
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I'm confident a water and sewer agreement can be reached soon
• Safety concerns may close Crozet library
• Giving Peace a chance
• Waugh, Bayne focus on Cantor
• Festival madness
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 5
• OUR VIEW: Two buildings in Culpeper that need to be torn down
• HOW I SEE IT: Encourage early childhood literacy
• Taste of the Mountains Saturday in Madison
• Editorial Cartoon, Sept. 4
• HOW I SEE IT: A solution for saving the Blair House
• HOW I SEE IT: A solution for saving the Blair House
• OUR VIEW: Football isn't always about wins and losses
• Taste of the Mountains
• Tinpot Run Lane closed next week in Fauquier County
• Culpeper man faces charge in U.S. 29 pileup
• Police reports for Aug. 25-31
• 'Rewarding experience'
• CPD focuses on pedestrian safety
• HOW I SEE IT: Tri-County Track Meet great for families
• Hurricane Earl makes a quiet pass by Virginia
• OUR VIEW: Renovations transform Culpeper's courthouse
• GOP will take over House, U.Va.'s Sabato predicts
• Northrop Grumman regrets computer outage
• A-maze-ing adventure in Somerset
• Companies add 67K workers, but jobless rate rises
• Cantor reaction to unemployment report
• Editorial cartoon 9-3
• Driver airlifted after roll over crash
• Culpeper Business Women presents four scholarships
• CCSO saturation safety patrols this weekend
• Labor Day is here!
• Today is T.I. Martin, Jr. Day in the town of Culpeper
• Culpeper sees slight bump up in unemployment rate
• Speed racer immortalized
• Taste of the Mountains Saturday in Madison
• Grymes pre-K teacher Annie Inskeep touched lives with her smile
• Earl weakening; may bring hurricane gusts to Mass.
• By proclamation of the mayor, today is T.I. Martin Jr. Day in Culpeper
• Faith leaders ask for tolerance
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: CCSO golf tournament will help 100-plus kids get Christmas gifts
• As Christians, how should we react to the NYC mosque issue?
• PERSPECTIVE: Give up the U.Va. witch hunt, Cuccinelli
• Opposition rising to Manassas adult store
• Gunman dead in Silver Spring hostage incident
• Wind threat from Hurricane Earl expands
• Editorial cartoon Sept. 2
• Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
• DMV resumes issuing licenses
• McDonnell: DMV will be open Sunday and Labor Day
• Va tries to lure fall tourists with new Web site
• Martinsville has top jobless rate in July
• More area jobs vanish
• Hokie Pride
• Six arrested in Remington DUI sweep
• VITA says state computers fixed
• Donations add personal touch to hospital decor
• Council panel: Out with the old
• PERSPECTIVE: High school kid's heroic deed saved a man's life
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Senators should pass DISCLOSE Act
• Some thoughts on Glenn Beck's 'Restoring Honor' rally in D.C.
• Editorial Cartoon Sept. 1
• Signed, sealed and delivered
• Blair House part II: Raze it or save it
• Independence Day
• VDOT lowers speed limits in Sperryville, Fauquier
• When's the next Metro train due? Call to find out
• NC vacation island to be cleared as Earl nears
• Newport News atomic research center to get $73.2M upgrade
• Police reports for Aug. 18-24
• Latest from VITA on statewide computer outage
• Madison Diabetes Health Fair September 9
• OUR VIEW: Invigorating spirit before CCHS-EVHS football clash
• PERSPECTIVE: Two views on the Iraq pullout
• OUR VIEW: Expanding trade zone not in our best interest
• PERSPECTIVE: 'Stimulus' keeps races in Martinsville
• PERSPECTIVE: Not fooled by Cuba's 'charm offensive'
• Applying common horse sense to the stem cell research debate
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 31
• Gov. McDonnell rejects immigration request
• Albemarle woman, 61, shot while watering plants
• Downed circuit compounds computer problems at DMV
• 17-year-old airlifted after accident
• Stage reading for 'Marching Through Culpeper' Thursday
• Fun assignments
• Abduction trial pushed back to November
• Downed circuit compounds computer problems at DMV
• Town to discuss future of old police station
• Computer problems persist at DMV, other agencies
• Small earthquake shakes Mountain City, no injuries
• Smithfield wants to sell or lease founder's mansion
• Local group raises money, awareness for ophans in Haiti
• Staying the course
• Abduction trial may be delayed
• Staying the course
• 'Tax-free' back-to-school shopping? Well, maybe not so much.
• Metrorail morning rush peak fee starts this week
• NEW: Culpeper DMV computers back up on limited basis
• Fostering toward higher education in Virginia
• Charlottesville police charge fees for funeral escorts
• Fostering toward higher education in Virginia
• Judge sides with UVa in climate case, dismissing Cuccinelli demands
• The Week in Pictures, Aug. 23-30
• Several state computer systems still down
• Obama expands sanctions against North Korea
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 30
• Staying the course
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 30
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Governor's appointments to advisory council disappoint
• PERSPECTIVE: George Washington would drink to it
• OUR VIEW: We could learn a thing or two from these kids
• Festival in bloom
• Garden center sprouts up on Main Street
• Solutions difficult to come by in affordable housing dilemma
• Woman, 49, running in 15 marathons in 15 days for a cause
• Autism institute to host open house in Charlottesville next month
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 29
• OUR VIEW: These bad apples don't characterize our region
• HOW I SEE IT: A call to action for every citizen
• 'The Death of Common Sense' — a loss of our basic principles
• PERSPECTIVE: Absurd to ban alcohol ads in college papers
• SUV crashes into house
• Culpeper men indicted in May F'burg robbery
• Leads sought in home burglary
• Law enforcement on alert before funerals
• Cyclones take the trophy
• OUR VIEW: Athletes accomplish their goals, earn praise
• PERSPECTIVE: Don't fear the big, bad charter school
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Warren the right person to lead consumer bureau
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We're a bit wary of the schools' 'Peace Pledge'
• It's almost enough to make you lose faith in the justice system
• Editorial Cartoon, Aug. 28
• High-tech fiber optic network continues to expand
• AGR playground dedication cut short
• No injuries in school bus wreck
• No contest plea in Henrico DUI case
• Scarcity of jobs fueling nation's foreclosure crisis
• State struggles with computer failures
• Two teens arrested in connection with church arson
• Madison schools miss AYP benchmarks
• Orange County students head back to school Sept. 7
• Naked woods walk lands man in jail
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 27
• OUR VIEW: Great work by 3 guys who share the name Al
• HOW I SEE IT: Four beliefs define tea party movement
• U.S. mosques can actually help in the fight against terrorism
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Interesting stances on First Amendment
• Middle schools kick season off
• Ch. 21 renamed Culpeper Media Network
• ARB likes alley project, wants to see more details
• Greens Corner Road shut down after wreck
• Tracking down history is a lot of hard work
• Campbell County man pleads guilty to charges stemming from 'rampage'
• Editorial cartoon-Aug. 26
• Norfolk employee gets paid for 12 years without working
• One in 10 with a mortgage face foreclosure
• Break-in charge certified; case to grand jury
• Racist graffiti targets Waugh campaign
• Fauquier women charged after Monday crash
• Former councilman's stalking charge dismissed
• U.S. 29 crash sends 10 to hospital
• Back to school 2010
• Little league embezzler: I stole to help kids
• OUR VIEW: Name change should be a positive for Channel 21
• HOW I SEE IT: In defense of traditional marriage
• PERSPECTIVE: Will America be a shining city on a hill when it comes to proposed NYC mosque?
• Saturday's Glenn Beck rally in D.C. is no way to 'restore honor'
• Relatives say Louisa shooter warned of attack
• Duffield man accused of shooting deputy caught
• Route 3 bridge at Germanna closed westbound
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 25
• BREAKING NEWS: Multi-vehicle crash near Lord Fairfax Community College
• Some changes at schools
• Crash closes U.S. 29 in Fauquier County
• There are two sides to expanding Culpeper's foreign trade zone
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fauquier County rallies to clean dirty banks along the Rappahannock River
• PERSPECTIVE: 287(g) good for Virginia's public safety
• OUR VIEW: New faces for students, staff on first day of school
• Culpeper man faces DUI charge
• Expect weekend delays on I-66
• Vandalized Ruckersville church attacked again
• Alley to get facelift?
• A cleaner riverbank, thanks to Fauquier County
• A cleaner riverbank, thanks to Fauquier County
• Some changes at schools
• A cleaner riverbank, thanks to Fauquier County
• Local waters receive mixed grades
• Police: Drive safely as Culpeper schools open
• Stephens City man wrecks truck on U.S. 29
• Mailbox vandals hit Old Stillhouse Road
• Saltville man charged in dog shooting spree
• Ruckersville church fire ruled arson
• Man arrested after late night crash
• Cuccinelli OKs balanced holiday religious displays
• Police say angry feud preceded Louisa killings
• OUR VIEW: EVHS enters 2010 as the favorite over Blue Devils
• HOW I SEE IT: Eric Cantor does not represent me
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Advice for the younger folks
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Not how it happened
• Let's don't overlook our inalienable rights and responsibilities
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 24
• Carnival ride operator gets suspended sentence
• Coast-to-coast mission completed
• School Board to talk about goals
• Culpeper man faces DUI charge
• UPDATE: Louisa gunman killed son, nephew
• Vandalized Greene church now victim of fire
• Prison seeking contracts with local companies
• Police say 'angry feud' preceded Louisa slayings
• The Pakistanis are experts at riding the American gravy train
• OUR VIEW: Fatal wreck shines light on dangerous intersections
• HOW I SEE IT: Gearing up for a great school year
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Not impressed with REC annual meeting
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 23
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 23
• HOW I SEE IT: Pay attention to the men behind curtain
• Lack of a challenger confirms Reaves was good choice for council
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tri-County Track Meet a way for athletes young and old to compete
• OUR VIEW: Campbell, Chavez inspiration to all of us
• Coast to coast mission completed
• Dancing their cares away
• Need for AIDS services growing in region
• Church gives back to school
• Board: Don't expand trade zone
• Chamber honors local Army recruits
• Close appointed to state Commission on Youth
• Suspected stolen property inspection planned in Madison
• MRSA outbreak strikes third victim at Nokesville safety center
• Lynchburg woman sentenced for renting bedroom to prostitutes
• The most important river crossing of the Civil War: Kelly's Ford
• Editorial cartoon Aug. 21
• OUR VIEW: Encouraging progress for water, sewer negotiations
• HOW I SEE IT: The usurpation of religious expression
• Defending constitutional rights different than endorsing message
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Remember 9/11: Say no to NYC mosque
• Histroric site trashed
• Kings Dominion worker charged with sexual battery
• UVa launches probe of magazine after suicide
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 20
• PERSPECTIVE: Commercial growth in Orange is a group effort
• HOW I SEE IT: A lesson on 'forbidden' marriages
• A ticket costs how much? Concerts aren't affordable any more
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Republicans serving as attackers of Constitution in debate over mosque
• Historic site trashed
• Novum Baptist Church appoints couple 'ministers of children and their families'
• Delaware woman arrested in Henrico in kidnap plot
• Professor has a point: We have too many laws
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 19
• Local ACT averages exceed national, Va. peers
• HOW I SEE IT: Sanitizing religious speech unhealthy
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Wise decisions by Obama on Court justices
• Chavez has emergency surgery
• Victim testifies in alleged road rage indicent
• Sen. Houck to serve on health advisory council
• Judge sets date for man accused of pot operation
• Back to the Gulf: Things just aren't the same, post oil spill
• Church sponsoring school supply event Friday at YM Park
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 19
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 19
• First Lady, daughter visit Manassas restaurant
• On the farm: Grain prices in flux
• HOW I SEE IT: Health reform and its impact on Virginia
• Town, county sign agreement
• What boundaries provide a rational basis to define marriage?
• Culpeper asks for drought designation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Orange Co. should reject cell tower at Montpelier
• Planners seek "happy balance" on late-night business activity
• Planting lifelong seeds
• OUR VIEW: Want a great housing deal? Opportunities exist locally.
• Planners to discuss McDonald's drive-thru
• HOW I SEE IT: In defense of the proposed NYC mosque
• Waugh talks jobs, special interests
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A job well done by CSE reporter Brophy Champion
• New classified pages debut today in CSE
• PERSPECTIVE: Kids heading in the wrong direction a global problem
• Accused Madison killer had prior violent crime arrests
• Let's pause and put China's economic growth into perspective
• REC elects 3 to board, discusses future plans
• Madison County Arrest Report
• Town to activate new traffic light on south side
• Virginia firefighter charged in fatal boating accident
• The Week in Pictures, Aug. 9-16
• Man admits causing head-on crash that injured two
• OUR VIEW: Want a great housing deal? Opportunities exist locally.
• Editorial Cartoon Aug. 18
• Purcellville man faces gun charge
• Woman facing drug charges in traffic stop
• Maryland man sentenced to more time in abduction case
• Victim dies following Tuesday crash on U.S. 522
• OUR VIEW: Town has good options for site of old police HQ
• CRH Auxilians Celebrate Diamond Anniversary
• CRH Auxilian Still Volunteering on 90th Birthday
• Donation Makes a Difference at CRH
• Jo Ann Brock Retires after 30 Years of Service
• CRH Donates Scrubs
• Independence Day Parade
• Rosemary Carter Retires after 37 Years of Service
• CRH Announces Spring Employee of the Season
• H1N1 Flu and Seasonal Flu Information for the Public
• National Award for Exceeding Patient Expectations in Service for 2009
• Culpeper Regional Hospital Announces 2010 Employee of the Year
• Culpeper Wal-Mart Grants Culpeper Regional Hospital Foundation $1,000
• FamilyCare Home Health Transitioning to UVA Continuum Home Health Care
• Culpeper Regional Health System Announces 2010 Healthy Living Challenge Winners
• Culpeper Regional Health System Announces 2009 Physician of the Year
• Start the New Year Out Right with Drop It! The 2010 Healthy Living Challenge
• New Massage Therapist at Powell Wellness Center
• Two Additions to Culpeper Regional Hospital's Family Birth Center Lactation Consultant Staff
• Culpeper Regional Hospital Staff Helping in Haiti
• Culpeper Regional Hospital Weathers the Snow
• Culpeper Regional Hospital Announces Winter 2010 Employee of the Season
• Work long hours and you don't have time to fix a good meal?
• Culpeper 4th of July Celebration
• Culpeper is the cradle of religious freedom for the world

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