Culpeper Opinions

On My Ray-dar: Walking for the love of life

My father died of lung cancer in 1974. He was diagnosed in March, told he had about six months to live and passed in September, almost six months later to the day and three months short of his 52nd birthday.

Pardoe’s Perspective: The kind arm of the law

I’m going to tackle a subject that is bound to get people riled-up. I’m going to discuss the Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office.

Culpeper team looking for local support

I started a team called Culpeper's Lovely Lady Lumps. It all began with just me. Then a few others joined. Now, we are up to 15 members!

Teen Talk: Feline friendly help is here in Culpeper

If you are searching for a fulfilling opportunity to simultaneously help your community and pet adoption, Culpeper Felines & Friends is here.

Compassionate Care: Start moving! May is fitness month

May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Physical fitness, along with a healthy diet, is essential to our health and well-being.

In Culpeper: She said, he said

Commonwealth Attorney Megan Frederick and Sheriff Scott Jenkins remain at odds in Culpeper.

From Where I Sit: What’s the Deal?

This week you will notice on the back page that there is a large ad by one of Culpeper's realtors – Remax Crossroads.

The Marshall Plan: Cruel to be Caps

Hockey is just not in my DNA. Perhaps it’s simply a product of growing up in the south, where quality ice is usually reserved for cocktails.

Teen Talk: Teens of two minds on tatoos and piercings

Tattoos, piercings, brandings, earlobe stretchings/gaugings, tongue splittings, corneal tattoos and extra ocular implants are just a few of the many forms of body modifications and expressions that are available to us.

Culpeper Currents: Mrs. Gibson’s boys

Mary Shackelford Gibson was the second wife and widow of Col. Jonathan Catlett Gibson. Colonel Gibson had been a veteran of the War of 1812.

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