The Norman Reunion will be held Aug. 31, at the Rappahannock Park on Route 211 in Washington, Va.

The Ebenezer Baptist Church of Lignum is having its homecoming and revival services. Homecoming service will be Aug. 24 with devotion starting at 10:45 a.m. and worship service at 11:15 a.m

It is difficult for me to believe that it has been eight months since I packed up my nonexistent postgraduate life and moved to Virginia’s rural Piedmont.

Sep. 13-14 — Living history presentation at the Graffiti House — by the 2nd US Infantry.

Boeing’s newest aircrafts, the 787 Dreamliner and the 747-8 Intercontinental, will feature numerous innovations that will curb fuel consumption and add to passenger comfort and pleasure. 

Every now and then someone refers to me as an “expert” on wine. While I do appreciate the compliment, I know that I am not. 

Most pet owners would agree that owning a dog or cat enhances one’s life and often leads to relief of stress or anxiety.

Lets cancer patients feel like kids again

As the summer wound down, students, athletes and teachers began preparing for the new school year.

I took my grandson to orientation at Binns Middle School on Monday- I needed the orientation far more than he did; it was impressive. 

Protective Money Management Program is a partnership between the AARP, the Social Security Administration in Culpeper, and the Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services Board/Area Agency on Aging (RRCSB/AAA).

Nearly 10 years after I walked out of a public school for the last time, I never thought I’d long to return.

From recreation to refreshment, Lake Pelham and Mountain Run Lake serve Culpeper’s residents through a variety of means.

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church dates to 1814, when the Rev. John William Hawley became its first recorded minister.

Culpeper Presbyterian Church’s history dates as far back as 1767 when Donegal Presbytery of Lancaster, Pa.

Antioch Baptist Church will celebrate its 150th anniversary with a huge party next summer. 

Martha Wright, 84, rose to the top of her class at Culpeper’s first black school on Main Street before graduating as valedictorian from the Culpeper Training School on Old Rixeyville Road in 1941

At a time when black students desired an “equal education” in Culpeper and surrounding counties, the George Washington Carver Regional High School provided that and much more.

Germanna Community College began serving the Piedmont region nearly four decades ago.

Culpeper’s first public high school (right) looked more like a cathedral than an educational institution

Educator’s legacy lives on

In 1895, Thomas W. Hendrick (left) became principal of Culpeper Graded School.

In the Civil War’s largest cavalry battle, more than 20,000 soldiers fought in and around Brandy Station on June 9, 1863.

Battlefield remains in same condition as 1862

Historic jewel went unnoticed for generations

From signal station to federal reserve and high-tech library

The name Zann Miner, born Elizabeth Ann Nelson in Brownsville, Texas, is synonymous with Culpeper history.

A pictorial account of downtown Culpeper wouldn’t be complete without mentioning the boyhood home of famed Confederate General A.P. Hill, a Culpeper native

The Masonic building on East Davis Street looks much like it did when it was built more than a century ago.

Town of Culpeper native Elliott DeJarnette has practiced law for 30 years on Main Street.