Mon., Jun. 3 - The Town of Culpeper wants the public to help identify potential names for the new combined Public Works/Environmental Services building under construction along Service Road in the Public Works Environmental Services compound

Mon., Jun. 3 - On June 5, Culpeper Regional Hospital will offer a course in breastfeeding basics at the Beck house, 550 Sunset Lane, from 7 to 9:30 p.m.

Sat., Jun. 1 - Despite losses in their respective Regional I title games Friday, the Culpeper County High School baseball and boys soccer teams will both be headed to state tournaments next week.

Thu., May. 30 - Every week from the last Saturday of April through the Saturday before Thanksgiving Holly DeBernard and her boyfriend Chris Blue will load up a truck and travel from Fredericksburg to the Culpeper Downtown Farmer's Market. DeBernard, 20, said she is happy to make the trip.

Thu., May. 30 - How sweet it is. After coaching junior varsity soccer for four years, Shaun Summerscales became the head coach of the Blue Devils boys varsity soccer team this season. The team ended the regular season undefeated with 14 wins and 3 ties. Then they went on to win the Battlefield District tournament championship game on May 22 at King George against Chancellor High School, 3-0.

Belk store manager Lonnie McIver

Thu., May. 30 - The Belk brand turned 125 years old Wednesday and the Culpeper store in Dominion Square Shopping Center brought out balloons, banners, pompons, music and food to celebrate with its more than 300 sister stores.

Thu., May. 30 - At a time we are recognizing historic Civil War sesquicentennial events and other historic and important anniversaries, we should never forget to recognize the backbone of our country, the entrepreneurs who started businesses, weathered economic chaos and persevered.

Shannon A. Shanks

Wed., May. 29 - The Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in tracking down a man wanted for the alleged brutal rape, abduction and beating of a 21-year-old Culpeper woman

Fri., May. 24 - The Town of Culpeper’s Light and Power Department has embarked on several projects designed to increase reliability of the electric service provided to its 4,800 residential and commercial customers.