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3-vehicle crash in Madison County closes Rt. 29 Friday afternoon, sends 1 to hospital
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Culpeper man killed at his home by deputy was father, husband, Army veteran
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State police: mental health professional initiated welfare check on Culpeper man killed by deputy
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Fredericksburg woman gets 16 years in prison for abusing boyfriend before he died of overdose
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Johnson & Johnson vaccine delivered to two RRHD clinics Saturday
Constructed in 2020, $8.5 million project adds 12 new townhomes on East Spencer Street, renovates old school building on East.
Monument in Baptist cemetery in Ruthville, Charles City County honors 26 known patriots who fought in the American Revolution, all free Black …
Hit with Tasers three times, local man spit on officers, was charged with DUI, assault on law enforcement and child endangerment.
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