Information from the public based on a last week’s news release about nine recent heroin overdoses, including two deaths, in the region resulted in the arrest of three Culpeper men on drug charges early this morning.

Culpeper police are seeking the public’s help identifying a woman who presented an alleged counterfeit check at a local check-cashing service in early May.

For the ninth consecutive year, the Town of Culpeper Treasurer’s Office received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting (CAFR) awarded by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA).

To better inform citizens and answer questions, Mayor Chip Coleman announced that he will begin hosting quarterly Town Hall Meetings starting this summer.

In Virginia in 2011, 16 people died in traffic accidents the first weekend in May. Almost half of those were not wearing seatbelts or did not properly restrain children passengers in safety seats

Once Culpeper police issued a public appeal to help identify a Charlottesville man who allegedly scammed Wal-Mart in March, it took less than two hours to identify him. However, it took almost two months to arrest him.

In the past week at least two people have died from what police attribute to heroin overdose.

Randy Jones at Randy's Flowers has been doing arranging for decades. He's gotten adroitly adept at creating the perfect bouquet, corsage or centerpiece.

You may have your own definition of what constitutes a dangerous dog. But Virginia law lays out a clear legal definition of what a dangerous dog is, and there are four in Richmond.

Cheryl Clear, owner of Battlefield Travel, announced Monday that the travel agency has begun a collection of flip-flops for the children of Kenya. She hopes by the end of the summer to be able to send 250 pairs.

Opposition to the proposed Bi-County Parkway continued to grow last week as U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf (R-10th) authored a letter to Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) outlining his "serious reservations about the North-South Corridor project."

Randy Jones at Randy's Flowers has been doing arranging for decades. He's gotten adroitly adept at creating the perfect bouquet, corsage or centerpiece.

Cheryl Clear, owner of Battlefield Travel, announced Monday that the travel agency has begun a collection of flip-flops for the children of Kenya. She hopes by the end of the summer to be able to send 250 pairs.

Tastings from several local vineyards and some of Virginia’s top craft brewers, along with three popular country bands will be the focus of the Flint Hill Public House Restaurant & Inn’s first “backyard festival” on June 15.

Occoquan Mayor Earnie Porta is asking for some flexibility to deal with a local problem stemming from non-local commuters.

It may be the first time a spice company has produced a restaurant, but that's the case with The Restaurant of Shenandoah Spice on East Davis Street.

Del. Tim Hugo (R-40th) led a group of three state delegates and three state senators at a press conference calling for the defeat of the Bi-County Parkway.

One concern frequently voiced in Culpeper as the downtown State Theatre began to gear up for its May 4 grand re-opening was “what about parking?”

Shawn Moss was born to barbecue.

This upcoming Saturday, the spot in Gainesville along U.S. 29 that used to be home to the Deja Brew coffee house is set to have a soft launch as an Italian-American Ethiopian restaurant called Maaza 29.