Tropical Smoothie Cafe adds international flavor

Thu., Mar. 21 - Steve Harwit-Whewell has traveled all over the world, but he decided to settle down at someplace tropical.

Athlete of the Week: Michael Hales

Thu., Mar. 21 - Michael Hales knows what it takes to be successful and his skill, determination and competitive fire has landed him the No.2 spot on the Culpeper County High School boys tennis team ladder.

Jackson hopes to inspire Virginia voters

Thu., Mar. 21 - The gubernatorial election will be held on Nov.5.

Battle of Kelly’s Ford remembered

Thu., Mar. 21 - A gentle wind near sunset on Saturday evening carried the sounds of Carpenters Battery, a Confederate artillery re-enactor unit, as they fired a 12-pound cannon in front of the arena at The Inn at Kelly's Ford.

Culpeper Community Calendar

Thu., Mar. 21 - Events in and around Culpeper

Culpeper police charge two men in drug case

Wed., Mar. 20 - An ongoing investigation and a little luck resulted in the arrest of two Georgia men the past few weeks suspected of distributing cocaine and heroin in Culpeper.

March 19: Culpeper police seek to identify possible car theft suspect

This man photographed by store surveillance cameras outside Wal-Mart in Culpeper may be a suspect in a car theft.

Tue., Mar. 19 - Culpeper police are seeking the public’s help identifying a man suspected of stealing a car from the parking lot of the Culpeper Wal-Mart Supercenter and possibly shoplifting items from the store last Saturday.

Culpeper woman charged with hit-and-run of town garbage truck

Culpeper woman Marycielo Morales charged with misdemeanor hit-and-run early Friday morning.

Fri., Mar. 15 - Early Friday morning, a 25-year-old Culpeper woman who allegedly struck a Town of Culpeper garbage truck and then drove away from the accident has been charged with misdemeanor hit-and-run.

Culpeper teens charged in suspicious fire

Fri., Mar. 15 - Culpeper police charged two teenagers this week with setting a Feb. 2 fire that destroyed an abandoned home, which at one time served as a stone plant office along Route 3.