David Martin, of Attotek, says he needs more time to respond to planning commission concerns about noise, water control, traffic and site impacts of speculative project.
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Come to Forgotten Felines of Culpeper's Meow Craft Show on Oct. 15 from 9-3 at Culpeper Presbyterian Church!
Culpeper residents among those indicted after probe by Virginia attorney general's Unemployment Compensation Fraud Unit.
The troubles VCU faced mirror those of hospitals across the country, which have paid more for employees, medicines and supplies, while federal bailout money has dried up.
The Culpeper Animal Shelter is at 10144 James Monroe Highway (U.S. 29), south of town. Call 540-547-4477.
Leroy Kenneth Johnson originally was charged with rape, abduction with intent to defile, strangulation causing injury, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
Leroy Kenneth Johnson originally was charged with rape, abduction with intent to defile, strangulation causing injury, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Culpeper Star-Exponent.
Families are invited to celebrate the arrival of autumn with the fun-filled premiere of the Fredtoberfest this Saturday at the FredNats stadium, and it will likely become an eagerly awaited annual tradition for many.
This week's local crime and court updates from Culpeper Star-Exponent.
These are some of the most luxurious homes on the Culpeper market.
On tap to start off a frightening month in classic cinema is "Gaslight" for the Saturday matinee followed by Hitchcock's chilling thriller, "Psycho" Saturday night.
Lizzo plays President James Madison's 1813 crystal flute, part of the world's largest flute collection, at the Library of Congress.
A founding member of Korn is bringing his personal story of faith, fatherhood and redemption for a special one-night conversation at Culpeper County High School.
Today is the final chance to submit nominations for awards to be given at the 108th Culpeper Chamber Annual Meeting and banquet, coming up on Nov. 3.
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VA will begin to process benefits related to new legislation in January 2023.
The last city-owned Confederate statue standing in the state capital could soon be moved after a Circuit Court judge Thursday heard arguments about Richmond's petition to remove it.
For Virginia, at least half of the total rain from Ian will come during Friday and Friday night.
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Rain in Virginia could be heavy at times, with wind gusts topping 30 mph Friday though Monday.
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Thousands of phony Percocet pills seized Tuesday from home of Thomas Marshall, 24, and Jonathon Marshall, 19, in search warrant co-executed by Culpeper County Sheriff's Office, VSP and DEA.
Don't miss the great deals at these yard and estate sales around Culpeper.
Speakers address culturally responsive teaching, graduation rates, opportunities, parental involvement, implicit bias and critical race theory during the Culpeper NAACP's regional forum.
Packard Campus to host ‘The Song of Life’ on Friday night
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The controversy regarding parking on Main Street Madison has taken yet another turn. After a decision in July to mark a problematic no parking zone with delineators, the town council has again put the plan on hold.
Not everyone is happy about a proposed renovation to Madison County's former Criglersville Elementary School.
“These are African Americans showing themselves the way they want to be seen, and contrast these portraits with all the demeaning caricatures and racial stereotypes that were floating around America in this era,” said John Edwin Mason, director of UVa's Holsinger Studio Portrait Project.