It's hard to talk about the homes at the Estates of Chancellorsville without first talking about the land, because the land is what helps set the community apart. Rolling hills and a forest-like setting in the heart of battlefield country make serenity a fringe benefit of living there....

Democrats in the 1st congressional district have nominated former JAG officer Adam Cook as their candidate for Congress this fall. Cook, the only candidate seeking the nomination, will face Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Wittman....

The seniors who graduated from the University of Mary Washington Saturday morning aren't just going out into the world to find a job and build a life. They're going out to save the country from the "excesses" of their parents. That's according to commencement speaker Neil Howe, a historian, author and expert on demographic trends....

Sailors from the Aegis Training and Readiness Center at the Navy base in Dahlgren did their part recently to help keep King George County clean by picking up trash along a two-mile stretch of U.S. 301. They were working through Virginia's Adopt-A-Highway Program, which was established in 1988 and is one of the largest in the country....

For her 8th birthday, Sidney Seale gave more than 100 pounds of dog food to the King George Pet Pantry. The daughter of Travis and Johnna Seale of King George, Sidney is a member of Fancy's Friends 4-H Dog Club, which focuses on canine care and community involvement....

Culpeper Police Explorer Lauren Brewer and several town police advisors attended the first National Capital Area Boy Scouts Explorer Event in Haymarket May 5.

Trespassing, curfew and murder were some of the hot topics during Culpeper County High School’s Law Day Friday.

A little over 80 law enforcement officers biked through downtown Culpeper Friday afternoon during the annual Police Unity Tour.

Barbara “Bobbie” Bache needed help desperately, but was reluctant to ask. That’s how awful conditions had gotten at her Saunders Street home, the one in which she was born and raised, and returned to years later after her mother died.

In Virginia, the first weekend in May proved deadly, as 16 people died in traffic accidents. Almost half of those who died were not wearing seat belts and did not properly restrain children passengers in safety seats.