Gracie Hart Brooks is a contributing reporter for the Culpeper Times. She covers a variety of local news topics, with a focus on community events and issues affecting Central Virginia. Gracie's work has been featured in several publications, including Amherst-Nelson (Va.) Publishing Co., The Free Lance-Star, Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Daily Progress, and Central Virginia Media Group.
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Gracie's focus is on local government, community events, crime, education, and emergency response in Virginia. She emphasizes coverage of local educational services and community events.
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Ron Marin, one of the owners of El Jefe food truck, holding the truck’s new compostable containers.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Rappahannock fruit growers could well look back on the 2025 season as among their least bountiful. In-Depth Reporting
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Culpeper County is moving forward with a new broadband provider -- one familiar to Orange County residents.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
The Culpeper Town Council approved two agreements related to data centers last week, one that will secure the town millions in guaranteed revenue.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
More than 1,600 addresses will have access to high-speed broadband through FiberLync’s initial project in Culpeper County.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Following last month's 5.8 magnitude earthquake, Orange County Public Schools announced schools would be opening a week later than originally intended. Now, it's been discovered that one school's gym will
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Physical education in Orange County is about to be a lot more strenuous, for and in Orange County Schools, if the members of the Virginia General Assembly have their way.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
The following are notes from the Nov. 30 meeting of the Orange County School Board.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
Next month, the landscape of Orange County High School will substantially change as modular units are installed on the school's front lawn.
By: Gracie Hart Brooks
The William Monroe High School Dragons are searching for one of their own -- a dragon that will symbolize the character and pride of the school.
