Richard Horner

Members of the Culpeper community planted a number of shrubs, perennials and planters in areas around downtown Culpeper.

Human services professional, youth advocate, community college board member has been working in field locally for more than three decades.

Carol Coleman and Jesse Taylor appointed to board overseeing nonprofit thrift store off of Sperryville Pike, run by Culpeper Human Services.

CHICquitita, a women's gifts and accessories store with a family connection, held a soft opening Oct. 23 at its location on South East Street.

The big winners of the contest were 8-year-old Miranda Sutton and 17-year-old Eliza Bowler, both of whom not only won their units locally but also won first place in the state of Virginia for their units.

An exhibit spotlighting local African-American artists was jointly held by the African American Heritage Alliance and the Windmore Foundation for the Arts on Oct. 26.

Culpeper Pride will hold its second annual Culpeper Gayla on Sunday to benefit the Culpeper Pride Scholarship Fund.

Republican leaning county draws voters from all persuasions, with people opening up about their support for Trump or Harris.

According to preliminary results, county voted nearly 62 percent for former Republican president, and all Republicans in congressional races.

Arts nonprofit raises $3K for new seats in State Theatre auditorium, old seats were sold in 2018 to Marty Stuart Congress of Country Music.