Culpeper News
Culpeper stray needs to find home
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Found on Route 29 near 7-11 |
Town to continue street repaving June 24
The repaving contractor for the Town of Culpeper will continue crack sealing and repaving of some secondary roads on Monday, June 24, possibly causing traffic delays and on-street parking issues
Happening soon in Culpeper
Learn about voter fraud...join the Chorale..Vacation Bible School around the corner and so is a miniature horse show
Culpeper police recognize ‘Elder Abuse Day’
Through the years legislation has been passed to curb and punish those involved in domestic violence, but there is another important segment of society often overlooked as suffering abuse – the elderly.
Neighbors You Should Know: George Everett Taylor Sr. is leading the parade
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Photo by Adam Goings |
Bond gives boost to local phone choices
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Culpeper County has committee seats available
County administrator Frank Bossio needs a few good folks to serve on county committees.
Heralding the return of the red-eyed monster bugs
Culpeper Town budget passes, one percent pay raise approved starting July 1
Culpeper Town Council passes budget of $46.8 million.
Mills and Taylor pegged for parade leaders
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2013 Spirit Award honoree Howard Mills and 2013 Grand Marshall George E. Taylor Sr. |
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Town to continue street repaving June 24
The repaving contractor for the Town of Culpeper will continue crack sealing and repaving of some secondary roads on Monday, June 24, possibly causing traffic delays and on-street parking issues
Culpeper County has committee seats available
County administrator Frank Bossio needs a few good folks to serve on county committees.
Culpeper Town budget passes, one percent pay raise approved starting July 1
Culpeper Town Council passes budget of $46.8 million.
Jackson defends past, talks policy in Manassas
Exodus Faith Ministries Bishop E.W. Jackson, who has come under controversy for his past financial troubles and comments on social issues, defended himself Wednesday in Manassas at the Hampton Inn during his first press conference since winning the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor on May 18.
Madison Road embankment suffered storm damage
While checking town roads for storm damage caused by the recent torrential rain, Assistant Public Works Director Gary Wise noticed several blister-like rolls of soil near the base of the embankment of the southbound lane of Madison Road.
State senators nominated for Democrats in LG, AG races
Voters in the June 11 Democratic primary voted for state senators to run as lieutenant governor and attorney general in the general election while the two non-elected, first-time candidates fell short.
Candland irked at School Board over $10.5M pool proposal
Gainesville District Supervisor Peter Candland (R) said last week that he would oppose the School Board approving an aquatics facility even though his own daughter is a competitive swimmer who practices daily in Warrenton.
Hundreds pack Hylton Center opposing Bi-County Parkway
When the Virginia Department of Transportation hosted a meeting about the Bi-County Parkway at the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas on June 3, it wasn't a complete shutout in favor of opponents of the roadway like the March meeting at Bull Run Middle School. But it was the bottom of the ninth inning with two outs before any of the proponents outside of VDOT put a run on the board.
Business groups unite in favor of western PW roadway
Local proponents of the North-South Corridor are organizing to promote what they view are the benefits of a road that could cut down on traffic commute time from the Route 234 interchange at Interstate 95 to Dulles in Loudoun County.
Flood waters recede
Flood waters have receded in the Town of Culpeper and all roads are passable at this time.





