Richmond to host world cycling championship

Thu., May. 9 - The World Road Cycling Championships, one of the most prestigious international competitions for bicyclists, is coming to Richmond in two years, giving a healthy boost to the city’s image and tourist industry.

Street repaving begins Monday

Thu., May. 9 - A contractor for the Town of Culpeper will begin repaving some secondary roads Monday, May 13, possibly causing traffic delays and on-street parking issues.

New law imposes stiffer penalties for texting while driving

Thu., May. 9 - A new state law to stiffen penalties for Virginians caught texting while driving will save countless lives, the head of a nonprofit driving safety organization says.

Wicked Bottom 5K mixes vineyard view with history

Thu., May. 9 - For a moment there was true equality for all the runners assembled at the starting line.

‘Grinding Speed’ dominates Gold Cup

Thu., May. 9 - The crowd was bigger, and far more invested in the outcome than usual, but Grinding Speed didn't mind the cheers and jeers coming from the some 60,000 fans that pressed into Great Meadow Saturday.

New Culpeper County Volunteer Fire Department truck on display

Thu., May. 9 - It was a bit of Americana downtown last Saturday as the Culpeper Ruritan Club hosted Culpeper Day for the 37th year.

Culpeper Community Calendar

Thu., May. 9 - Events happening in and around Culpeper

Culpeper incumbent supervisors face potential challengers in November

Thu., May. 9 - Voters will have to make some choices this November as incumbent supervisors Larry Aylor, Brad Rosenberger and Bill Chase look to see challengers.

Culpeper Law Explorer accepted for Leadership Academy

Mon., May. 6 - This summer, 18-year-old Culpeper Law Explorer Mike Mawdsley will take the next step toward fulfilling his lifelong dream – becoming a Culpeper police officer. He has been selected to attend a one-week National Law Enforcement Exploring Leadership Academy in Washington, D.C., sponsored by DEA in late June.