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Jefferson Hotel wins AAAa s prestigious Five Diamond Award again
For the 17th consecutive year, The Jefferson Hotel has won AAA's prestigious Five Diamond Award, the travel group's top rating for hotels and restaurants.
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
Fine dining, tailgating at Montpelier Hunt Races
One of the Piedmont's world-renowned fine dining chefs heads to the horse races this weekend to rate down-home fare that's oft times served from the back of a pickup truck.
Murderer exhausts primary appeals
Rappahannock County Commonwealth's Attorney Peter H. Luke hopes residents can rest easier knowing that the chances of convicted murderer Ira Wayne Cloniger ever getting out of prison are slim.
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
Upcoming musical acts in and around Culpeper ...
Karaoke tonight at 6 featuring Perry Hoisington at Pelham's Pub at The Inn at Kelly's Ford, 16589 Edwards Shop Ford, Remington; no cover; call 399-1779. David Gilmore at Pelham's Pub at The Inn at Kelly's Ford, 16589 Edward's Shop Road, Remington, Friday from 6 to 10 p.m.; no cover; call 399-1779. Salem Pickin' Party Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the ...
Apples for Fall: Johnny Chapman* would be proud
The Shenandoah Valley is known for its wonderful apples - and apple recipes. Did you know that Virginia ranks sixth among the nation's apple producing states.
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
State green lights stimulus funds for roads
The Commonwealth Transportation Board on Thursday advanced 120 stimulus projects through eight construction contracts at its monthly meeting in Richmond.
Heart happy: Nurse is healthier following medical scare, near death
Kelly Clement, of Flint Hill, hugs her dog, Jack, on her front porch swing. Clement survived a heart attack brought on by a congenital anomaly, which almost ended her life.
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Maazel and National Symphony: No Technical Difficulties
It's a truism that conductors and orchestras have very individual relationships: A conductor who doesn't shine with one orchestra may prove to excel with another. That adage was certainly borne out by the National Symphony Orchestra on Thursday night under Lorin Maazel.
In the past, I have often been critical of Maazel's clinically precise, micromanaged approach, which often, to my ear, reduced his concerts with the New York Philharmonic to mere superficiality. But a brilliant technician like Maazel is just what the NSO needs. Here's the headline about Thursday's concert: The orchestra played together, and who cares, for once, about everything else. Reveling during the opening piece, Mussorgsky's 'Night on Bald Mountain,' in the crisp entrances, the taut pauses, and the sense of ensemble, all so rare from these players, and yet clearly within their reach, I was happy to worship Maazel as a god.
After being chastised for linking the name of a Northern Shenandoah Valley treasure to the controversial regional jail, the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday agreed to change the name of the lockup.
Contrasting Candidates Enter Final Month In Race For House Of Delegates
With slightly less than a month until election day, Delegate Todd Gilbert and Democratic challenger John Lesinski share two things: optimism about their chances and a commitment to improving and expanding their constituents' job opportunities.
Supervisors OK regional jail authority
The Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors approved creation of a controversial regional jail authority and an accompanying service agreement Tuesday night.
Rappahannock County wants to put a new, taller emergency-communications antenna up next to the Sheriff's Office, on the Carrigan property, and has applied for a special use permit from the Town of Washington to do so.
Message is same: Support sustainable farming
At a glance What: Rappahannock Farm Tour When: Saturday, Sept. 26 and Sunday, Sept.
Ready to Grow: Rappahannock Farm Tour is Set
Catch the 'Fresh' documentary and more this Saturday and Sunday at the Rappahannock County Farm Tour Weekend.
CulpeperNews.com, Culpeper, VA
a Real Daughtersa of the Revolution
Colonial patriotism saturated the historic Culpeper Masonic Cemetery on a humid Tuesday morning as more than three-dozen assembled to honor two "Real Daughters" of the American Revolution.
Shenandoah County lawmakers beginning to change their votes?
Part 4 in a series - Shedding some light Regarding the Regional Jail decision that each Shenandoah County Supervisor is scheduled to vote on this Tuesday, Sept.
Supervisor, superintendent spar over school roof
After a sharp verbal exchange between the two at last Wednesday's Board of Supervisors afternoon meeting over the school system's plans to replace the Rappahannock County Elementary School roof, school superintendent Bob Chappell and Jackson District Supervisor Ron Frazier exchanged letters.
B&B owner runs for supervisor Mike Biniek says his years living and working in Rappahannock County have been "the best, the happiest years of my life.
Democratic candidate opens office, says jobs and rail are top priorities
The Democratic candidate for the 15th District seat in the House of Delegates laid out his plan to save $7 billion in Interstate 81 improvements during a rally Wednesday night.
Commission recommends revision to zoning rules
The Warren County Planning Commission has endorsed a proposed revision to the zoning ordinance that could be vital to building a regional jail with Shenandoah and Rappahannock counties.
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