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July 18, 2007
Real Estate agency gets new member
Dennis "Ryan" Mayo became a member of the Signature team by passing his Virginia State real estate exam last month, according to a Signature Real Estate news release. Your commentsA unique array of goods
The owners of Unique Creations are finding their niche. Betina Geiger and Sue Silvia opened the boutique gift shop in February with an initial emphasis on locally produced art, plus their gift baskets and photography. Your commentsGray Ghost named ‘Best of Class’
For the second time this year, Gray Ghost's 2006 Adieu (late harvest Vidal Blanc dessert wine) has been awarded "Best of Class" honors in a California wine competition. Your commentsLocal Edward Jones advisers honored
Edward Jones recently honored two of its local financial advisers. Your commentsJuly 17, 2007
Jeffersonton family homeless after fire
As Culpeper resident Amy Hamilton and her three children played outside Tuesday around 10:30 a.m., she suddenly heard the fire alarm ringing from her two-story home located at 6193 Jeffersonton Road. Your commentsRicky Jovan Gray pleads not guilty to Warner murder
Ricky Jovan Gray pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Culpeper County Circuit Court to all charges related to the murder of Reva resident Sherri Warner. Your commentsFunnel cloud strikes out of the blue
Brian Kearns had just pulled into his trucking business Tuesday around 3:30 p.m. in the Inlet area. That's when he noticed something strange. Your commentsCulpeper man faces charge in beating
A 31-year-old Culpeper man is scheduled to appear in court next week on a charge of attacking a man until he was unconscious. Your commentsOutdoor workers sweating the heat
For many, the summer heat means the lingering smell of ballpark franks on charcoal grills, weeklong vacations and relaxing times on the beach. But for Culpeper residents who earn a living outdoors, hot temperatures only increase the sweat on their brows.Neighbors rally around injured girl
The neighbors of a 12-year-old girl struck by a sport-utility vehicle in the Redwood Lakes subdivision Sunday night want to help bring back her smile. Your commentsOn the trail with a member of the posse
Greetings! This week we have ventured a little further north on our travels into sunny OregonFeel the burn
Ralph Pullen hasn't cut his grass since May - he hasn't had to. An extreme shortage of rain has prevented it from growing much. Your commentsVick indicted in dogfighting case
NEW 5:30 p.m. A federal grand jury indicted Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick today in its investigation of illegal dog fighting.Vick indicted in dogfighting case
NEW 5:30 p.m. A federal grand jury indicted Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick today in its investigation of illegal dog fighting.Funnel cloud strikes out of the blue
NEW 4:45 p.m. According to one man, the funnel cloud came from the southwest, extended about 200 feet high and had a width of 20 to 30 feet.Funnel cloud strikes out of the blue
NEW 4:45 p.m. According to one man, the funnel cloud came from the southwest, extended about 200 feet high and had a width of 20 to 30 feet.July 16, 2007
Backed into a corner
Developer's second attempt at rezoning faces same result.Your commentsStolen-vehicle wreck leads to arrest
Three people arrested on possession of drugs and firearms after stolen vehicle they were driving was involved in an accident.Your commentsSevere thunderstorms possible tonight
NEW 4:15 p.m. A severe weather threat exists for most of Virginia, including this area. Severe thunderstorms are possible.Severe thunderstorms possible tonight
NEW 4:15 p.m. A severe weather threat exists for most of Virginia, including this area. Severe thunderstorms are possible.China: Not just cheap imports
Access to low-priced Chinese goods has affected Southern furniture, apparel and textile industries.Adjusting to the global economy
China: Not just cheap imports
Access to low-priced Chinese goods has affected Southern furniture, apparel and textile industries.Adjusting to the global economy
July 15, 2007
Animal welfare group meets at Depot
Virginia Voters for Animal Welfare aims to press Virginia legislators on improving care.Your commentsGetting around town
Transportation topped Town Council's agenda last week with one group of residents offering to pay more taxes in exchange for road maintenance.Your commentsSome fear parks at risk
Preservationists fear law could place hundreds of national and state parks in or near the path of massive power lines.Some fear parks at risk
Preservationists fear law could place hundreds of national and state parks in or near the path of massive power lines.July 14, 2007
