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August 08, 2007
The changing majority
Whites now outnumbered in nearly one in 10 counties.political test
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Supervisors make English official tongue
Board also ready to form coalition to deal with illegal immigration.Your commentsLocal author releases book on Black America
Culpeper resident Eran Reya, 36, shares his take on a complex topic in "The Death of Black America," a new book now available online through Amazon and Authorhouse.Your commentsYoungsters get an early start
Culpeper County Jump Start program helps struggling students to get an early start on the curriculum for the grade they are about to enter.Your commentsShooter’s father pleads guilty
Father of a teenager who killed two Fairfax County police officers pleaded guilty Tuesday to two federal gun-law violations as part of a plea bargain.Your commentsPolice seeking help in solving 2 crimes
The Culpeper Police Department is looking for help in solving cases that have been on the books for a while.Your commentsResidents, supervisors clash
At issue was the county's proposal to buy 200 water and sewer taps from the town of Culpeper. Your commentsBabe’s last stand at Little Big Horn
Okay, we're still doing the touristy thing this week - Yellowstone Park, Wyoming and Little Big Horn, Montana where Gen. Custer made his famous Last Stand.Your commentsBabe’s last stand at Little Big Horn
Okay, we're still doing the touristy thing this week - Yellowstone Park, Wyoming and Little Big Horn, Montana where Gen. Custer made his famous Last Stand.Your commentsAugust 06, 2007
Virginia to inspect a dozen bridges
Highway engineers are examining a dozen Virginia bridges.Virginia to inspect a dozen bridges
Highway engineers are examining a dozen Virginia bridges.In the name of pedestrian safety
Soon, pedestrian crosswalks along Main Street could be more difficult for motorists to miss.Your commentsNeighborhood watch groups hosting events
The 24th annual Neighborhood Watch National Night Out begins today at 6:30 p.m.Your commentsNeighborhood watch groups hosting events
The 24th annual Neighborhood Watch National Night Out begins today at 6:30 p.m.Your commentsDavis drops by Davis Street
U.S. Congressman Tom Davis, R-Falls Church, met with local Republicans for lunch Monday in downtown Culpeper.Your commentsTaps on tap at supervisors meeting
Culpeper County is in the water and sewer business, and it's ready to cough up some cash to show it.Your commentsPres. candidates benefit from corporate jet loophole
As they crisscross the country, nearly half the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are traveling at cut rates on private jets owned by corporations and wealthy donors.August 05, 2007
No bust to follow the boom
Though housing construction hit its peak a few years ago, Culpeper has not completely stopped growing.Your commentsNo consensus on towers among residents
Residents of East Chandler Street have mixed feelings regarding Dominion's proposal.Your commentsA towering problem
Dominion has more plans for increasing power capacity in Culpeper - and that means taller towers.Your commentsBook on Tech shootings to be released
Controversial book on shootings due out later this month.Book on Tech shootings to be released
Controversial book on shootings due out later this month.Civil rights lawyer Oliver Hill dies at 100
Oliver W. Hill, a civil rights lawyer who was at the front of the legal effort that desegregated public schools, has died at age 100.Civil rights lawyer Oliver Hill dies at 100
Oliver W. Hill, a civil rights lawyer who was at the front of the legal effort that desegregated public schools, has died at age 100.August 04, 2007
