The only constant is change, goes the old saying, credited to the Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, though his version has been translated rather…
In this season of Thanksgiving, I wish to give thanks to the Culpeper Star-Exponent for its November 23 article, “Congresswoman Cheered by Bil…
The November 10 Star-Exponent article “Committee tepid about levying meals tax” discusses the consideration of the Culpeper County Board of Su…
Coal miner Betsy Mallum and the family doctor who delivered her, Sam Finnix, are not real people.
The learning gap refers to all the lost instruction time during the COVID crisis. It lasted over a year and left a crucial question: How do we…
An insatiable desire to learn her family’s story landed Gayle Jessup White at Monticello, a place she describes as “the epicenter of the Ameri…
As a young man, I often received correspondence from Dr. Fred Woodlief, a dentist on Chamberlayne Avenue in Richmond. He was involved in the W…
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The only constant is change, goes the old saying, credited to the Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, though his version has been translated rather…
Coal miner Betsy Mallum and the family doctor who delivered her, Sam Finnix, are not real people.
The learning gap refers to all the lost instruction time during the COVID crisis. It lasted over a year and left a crucial question: How do we…
Giving thanks, in the fall after the year’s bounty has been harvested, is as old as civilization.
Davon Webster doubted whether a Petersburg casino would be a wise bet here, as he spread fresh mulch on a property in historic Old Towne.
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An insatiable desire to learn her family’s story landed Gayle Jessup White at Monticello, a place she describes as “the epicenter of the Ameri…
As a young man, I often received correspondence from Dr. Fred Woodlief, a dentist on Chamberlayne Avenue in Richmond. He was involved in the W…
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Davon Webster doubted whether a Petersburg casino would be a wise bet here, as he spread fresh mulch on a property in historic Old Towne.
This is the image Americans are comfortable with on Thanksgiving: struggling Pilgrims saved by the generosity of kindly Native Americans, with…
In this season of Thanksgiving, I wish to give thanks to the Culpeper Star-Exponent for its November 23 article, “Congresswoman Cheered by Bil…
The November 10 Star-Exponent article “Committee tepid about levying meals tax” discusses the consideration of the Culpeper County Board of Su…
The Spotsylvania County School Board needs to change their name to “Fahrenheit 451.” For those that do not remember the futuristic novel publi…
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My first encounter with Dr. John J. Payette, Jr. was in December, 1978, when I first moved to Culpeper with my husband, a native.
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