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Culpeper Little League kicked off 17 + Congressional candidate visits 5 + Town police stop sexual assault 6

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WHAT’S HAPPENING Church, winery to host Easter Egg hunt 20

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Human Services highlights child abuse prevention A quick look around our community WHAT’S HAPPENING

Flower farm hosts festival Wollam Gardens at 5167 Jeffersonton Road will host its inaugural flower festival Poppystock on April 16 when its poppies are starting to bloom. Since poppies sounds like puppies, the festival is partnering with the Culpeper Humane Society and Miri’s Haven Senior Dog Rescue to host a dog adoption event during the festival. Live music, food and beer will be available. For tickets, go online to https://wollamgardens.com/shop/poppystock-tickets.

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Candidate tours businesses Republican Candidate for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District Yesli Vega took to Culpeper’s streets to speak to small business owners. ➜ Full story | Page 5

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Opponents of a rezoning request from Amazon to build a data center among rural land worry about its lasting damage. ➜ Full story | Page 14

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Students from Floyd T. Binns Middle School took to the stage for their rendition of Moana Jr. ➜ Full story | Page 17

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He was just an incredible guy. He just taught me and my kids that you treat the janitor the same way you treat the CFO.” ➜ SONYA PANCIONE, OWNER OF THE RUSTY WILLOW BOUTIQUE | Page 3

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While parents learned about signs of child abuse, kids had the opportunity to do activities such as get their faces painted.

In recongition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Culpeper Human Service hosted its inaugural child abuse awareness event for the public on April 9 at Full Circle Thrift.

“It’s not a big issue (in Culpeper),” said Culpeper Human Services Assistant Director Sarah Berry.

“It’s more about awareness. We just want to make people aware that it may be out there.”

The event had resources for parents on the dangers of co-sleeping as well as information on how to report and recognize child abuse.

In Culpeper, Berry continued, Services recieves about 40 reports of child abuse per month. Of the

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Court Appointed Special Advocates, Kids Central, Social Services and Families First had tables with information for attendees as snacks, goody bags and face painting.

“I would rather have someone call me and make a report and let us determine if it’s valid or not,” Berry said. “You never know what can happen.”

Also as a part of the month-long observance, the agency placed blue and silver pinwheels around the county including the police station and county office building.

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Business owner raises money for Parkinson’s Sonya Pancione wanted to bring together fashion for a cause.

Sonya Pancione’s dad was her best friend. She could go to him when she needed advice be it personal or businesses. When she lost him to Parkinson’s disease in May 2019, though, her quest to keep his memory alive just began.

“He was absolutely the most intelligent man I’ve ever met in my life,” Pancione said. “He was brilliant at sports. Everything he touched he was great at.”

Pancione, owner of The Rusty Willow Boutique on East Davis Street, hosted her inaugural Spring Fashion Show at The Refinery on April 10 to raise money for the Parkinson’s Foundation.

“Since April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we were trying to figure out a bigger plan to raise more money and awareness,” Pancione said.

Johnny Ross Camp, who worked as the auditor general of the Department of Defense before retiring, was diagnosed at 62-year-old soon after Pancione’s mother passed away.

“I think the trauma of her loss really kick-started his Parkinson's into

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Around 80 attendees watched as women from all ages modeled clothes.to do activities such as get their faces painted. high gear,” Pancione said.

Parkinson's disease is a progressive nervous system disorder that affects how a person moves, and is most notable for causing hand tremors.

Founded in 1957, the Parkinson’s Foundation’s mission is to make life better for people with the disease by improving care and advancing research.

Pancione had seven models, showing off 35 outfits consisting of clothes carried in her store. Models

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ranged in age from 12 to 60.

“I really tried to think outside of the box,” she said. “(I thought) ‘Who shops at my store?’ Young girls all the way up to grandmas shop at my store so let’s show them all.

Local businesses chipped in to help the show go off without a hitch including donating food and services such as photography. Other businesses like BOOM Fitness and Poppy and Chalk donated raffle prizes.

“I wasn't even expecting for it to blow up as big as it's blown up,” Pancione said.

Even before Pancione decided to raise money via the fashion show, she began donating a portion of her proceeds from her store to the Foundation in 2017. So far, Pancione has raised upwards of $30,000.

Before opening her thriving downtown business, Pancione worked as a criminal and family lawyer. When it no longer became fulfilling, she decided to stay home with her five kids.

However, after repeatedly visiting a boutique in Mississippi while visiting

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and helping her grandmother, “We fell in love with it,” Pancione said. “We fell in love with the small business side of fashion.”

She became so inspired, she decided to open up her own shop.

“I came home and I told my husband, ‘I think I know what I want to be when I grow up now.’”

After putting together a business plan, she met with her father over lunch to have him review it.

“My dad was my go-to for everything in my life,” Pancione said. “He always used to say I’m not trying to sway your decision. I’m educating you on your decision.”

Once he gave his seal of approval, Pancione knew she had to go for it by opening up her first location in Warrenton before ultimately moving down to Culpeper.

“My dad was huge with my business. Huge.”

“He was just an incredible guy,” she continued. “He just taught me and my kids that you treat the janitor the same way you treat the CFO.” maria@culpepertimes.com

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Famed Inn at Little Washington has big plans Destination in neighboring Rappahannock County maps expansion, diversification Rappahannock County’s largest private business – the renowned Inn at Little Washington – is working to translate its dazzling culinary success to a broadened hospitality and retail enterprise focused on what its everinventive leaders think of as “lifeaffirming experiences” – all the while expanding the options for delicious food.

Proprietor-Chef Patrick O’Connell, 76, and General Manager Robert Fasce, 54, are mapping the Inn’s next chapter, the latest addition being the $1 million acquisition of a building next door; they’re now analyzing just what to do with it. The Inn is growing with no master plan, no board of directors, and no executive advisors.

The expansion and diversification drive – the campus of Inn-owned structures in Washington, Va., now stands at 25 – builds on a continuous conversation between O’Connell and Fasce, a chef himself who is on his third stint at the Inn. Here’s what’s on the current menu of priorities and possibilities: • The Inn would like to add as many as 10 meticulously decorated rooms, in addition to the current 23.

• E-commerce sales of branded Inn at Little Washington items, which exploded last Christmas, will shift to a fulfillment center to be built on 11 acres of commercially zoned land the Inn owns opposite the Quicke Mart on U.S. Route 211.

• The successful launch of Patty O’s Café & Bakery, designed to be a more affordable dining experience, has sparked exploratory conversations about establishing replicas in highdollar destinations like Palm

built and managed by the Inn, for guests seeking regular access with few maintenance burdens.

The addition of more rooms emerges as a near-term priority.

Most of the accommodations reserve for more than $1,000 a night, with the capacious, two-bedroom Craig Claiborne House listed for $4,425 a night. Guests apparently aren’t deterred by the rates, reserving months in advance, and Fasce figures that new rooms won’t sit empty.

Meanwhile, a meal for two at the Inn – after a bottle of wine and payment of state and county taxes – tops $600.

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The Inn’s manager and artist duo: General Manager Robert Fasce and Proprietor-Chef Patrick O’Connell.

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• A specialty food shop in the cournty’s former Health Department building on Main Street will offer cheeses, olive oil and just-roasted coffee beans, among other items.

• A pool, fitness center and spa, possibly offering memberships, would advance the goal of making the Inn about more than food, while giving guests a reason to spend another night.

(Because rooms are significantly less labor-intensive than meals, overnights are desirable.)

• A new event space would add to the capacity for weddings and conferences. This project was sidelined during the pandemic but now may be revived.

• Early deliberations could lead to a long-shot real estate venture involving cottages designed,

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Running through the blizzard of ideas is an intense focus on the Inn’s particular culture. The enterprise is O’Connell’s invention, but it succeeds and endures only when others understand it. Asked what defines The Inn at Little Washington, staff and patrons agree on a few core concepts: It’s about hospitality on steroids, uncompromising commitment to beauty – but tempered by humor and kindness. It’s about going beyond the strictly necessary at every turn, transforming eating and sleeping into art forms.

O’Connell has no plans to retire, but while avoiding discussion of succession scenarios, he and Fasce think seriously about the future. Fasce declares: “The universe needs an Inn at Little Washington,” a respite from ordinary time and an escape from the stresses of success. Humor keeps the atmosphere more friendly than fussy: cheeses are served from a sculpted cow on wheels, and O’Connell boasts that the dress code consists only of a ban on wet bathing suits, which would damage the upholstered seats.

The challenge will be extending the alchemy of the O’Connell kitchen into a broader enterprise. What’s coming is “new but with the same soul,” says Fasce.

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The bold expansions follow a period Fasce calls “a perfect storm of success”: in 2018, a third Michelin star; in 2020, a near-miraculous boom during the pandemic, which staggered other hospitality businesses; and in late 2021, the opening of Patty O’s Cafe & Bakery to rave reviews.

The Inn’s experience with the pandemic points to a capacity to manage the unexpected, which Fasce believes will be crucial in the next chapter. When COVID-19 swept

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the country, the Inn went through a two-and-a-half-month shutdown, sidelining 165 staffers in the spring of 2020. Ten weeks later, the Inn began staffing up.

O’Connell credits Fasce with the imaginative touch many guests will long remember. “We were only permitted to be at half occupancy so we had to come up with a plan to make the dining room still appear full and jolly,” he recalls. “Knowing that I love fantasy, folly and fun, Bob proposed that we bring in mannequins to fill the empty seats. I loved the idea and we found a theater company willing to help us dress and stage them. Stories about our mannequins appeared all over the world.”

TAMING COUNTY CONFLICTS

In a county marked by divisive fights over new structures and new ideas, the Inn’s inventions might be expected to ignite the next culture war. In the 1990s, some local residents railed against the Inn’s postcardperfect renovations and its parade of glitzy visitors. And the more recent displacement of the humble Country Cafe to make room for the upscale Patty O’s stirred resentful notes on a local listserv. But Washington residents have become accustomed to living in a company town, aware that the Inn generates as much as $600,000 in meals and lodging taxes for Washington’s coffers.

“It’s hard to imagine being critical of what they’ve done to date,” says Supervisor Keir Whitson, who represents Hampton District, which includes Washington. “They’re the economic anchor of our county.” And recent clashes suggest that citizens dread aggressive housing developers far more than affluent tourists, who, after all, return home without making lasting demands on local infrastructure or schools.

The Inn’s approach to expansion is as important as its contribution to local tax revenues. Its growth has been incremental, and concentrated on rescuing existing buildings from neglect. Starting with O’Connell’s conversion of the gas station that became the original restaurant in 1978, “he hasn’t built a lot of new stuff,” Whitson points out. “He’s repurposed old stuff. That’s the way to go.”

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Vega visits Culpeper small businesses The Republican congressional candidate learned about local business hurdles.

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With the Republican primary looming on June 21, Republican Candidate for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District Yesli Vega’s campaign stopped in Culpeper on April 2 to speak to area business owners about inflation, regulations and how they’ve been affected by the Biden administration’s policies.

“Times are tough right now, and so this is the American spirit,” Vega said. “You know, that when times are tough, you do whatever you need to do to overcome and these folks continue to thrive in the midst of adversity.

They’re making the best out of it.”

Vega began her career as a police officer, serving in departments around Northern Virginia. However, in December 2018, she decided to campaign for an open seat on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, which she won with over 80% of the vote.

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Yesli Vega speaks with Moving Meadows Farm & Bakery Owner Wally Hudson.

During her tour, she visited Shenandoah Garden Spot, Moving Meadows Farm & Bakery, Culpeper Cheese Company, Botanical Dwellings, 4 C’s and Beer Hound Brewery.

After departing from the Culpeper Republican Headquarters on South Main Street, Vega visited with Shenandoah Garden Spot owner Greg Garr about some of his struggles as a local florist.

“Finding employees is definitely a challenge,” he said, adding God owns the shop but he runs it. “I’m paying school kids $16.50 per hour to come in after school (to show) you how bad it’s gotten. It’s a tough one.”

Garr added if he hired six people, five would quit by the next week.

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“Wow, so the turn over rate is quite high,” Vega said.

“The more that we have less employees, the harder it is on our employees,” Garr added.

Vega also visited the recently opened Culpeper Cheese Company to speak with owner Jeffrey Mitchell about the expansion he hopes to accomplish in the future.

“This is phase one,” Mitchell said.

“We’ve got the whole building to grow into.”

While he currently sources his products, Mitchell told Vega he hopes to begin making cheese in Culpeper as the necessary elements such as milk can be scoured locally. The issue, however, lies in the guaranteed security needed for dairy farms to sign on.

Moving Meadows Farm & Bakery owner Wally Hudson told Vega about the struggles he’s had procuring some of the necessary ingredients he needs to make his signature bread.

While previously making their bread with their signature wheat from Montana, Hudson now finds it near impossible to find with the prices skyrocketing.

“The price of that has jumped 45% since December,” he said. “In December, it was roughly $24 per (50

lb) bag and now it's $34 and I can’t get it.”

Hudson explained he had a meeting with a grower whose farm is just east of Fredericksburg to supplement the loss. He continued he could realistically drive there if he needed more product.

“Short food chains are the thing right now,” he added.

The district’s Republican ballot boasts 11 candidates, the second biggest primary ticket in the Commonwealth behind District 10.

As a mom, Vega said, she has to buy groceries and pump gas so she understands the struggles Culpeper residents have, be they Democrats or Republicans. “(It’s important to understand) that we’re all hurting as Americans and that we need better representation down in Washington that's going to fight on behalf of the American peoples’ best interest,” she said.

Yesli faces challengers such as Bryce Reeves, who currently serves as a member of the Virginia State Senate, representing District 17. His term ends on January 10, 2024.

The seat is currently held by Democrat Abigail Spanberger, who is running for another term. maria@culpepertimes.com

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Culpeper Police Department stops sexual assault After receiving multiple 911 hangup calls, the Culpeper Police Department were able to stop a sexual assault in progress.

Just before 2 a.m. on April 3, the Culpeper County E-911 Center received multiple 911 hang-up phone calls, police said. Each time the dispatchers answered, the caller hung up.

Finally, the caller was able to stay on the line long enough for dispatchers to determine the calls weren’t accidental.

Even though the caller wasn’t able to provide any location information, the E-911 Center was able to use the Rapid SOS system to provide a general location of the 800-block of Sperryville Pike.

When officers responded to the area to investigate. they found a sex-

ual assault in progress and were able to stop the assault and detain the suspected offender, police continued.

As a result of the investigation, the department charged Enrique Domingo Morales, 23, of Bealeton, with felony Attempted Rape by Force/Threat, felony Abduction by Force/Intimidation, misdemeanor Assault and Battery, and misdemeanor Unlawful Obstruction of Messages (interfering with the summoning of emergency services).

He was arrested and is currently being held without bond at the Culpeper County jail.

Based on the investigation, it was determined that Domingo Morales met the victim at a bar in Culpeper.

Domingo Morales offered her a ride home, which she accepted. There was

no indication the two knew each other beforehand.

Instead, he took her to an isolated location in the 800-block of Sperryville Pike and attempted to rape her.

The victim tried to call 911 but each time Domingo Morales hung up the phone on dispatchers, until the victim was finally able to stay on the phone long enough for dispatchers to send law enforcement, police said.

This investigation is active and on-going.

Days later, the Culpeper County Sheriff ’s Office announced Domingo Morales had an ICE detainer lodged against him.

According to the department, Domingo Morales entered the country in 2014 as a juvenile. In 2016, he failed to

appear as ordered for his immigration court date, and the judge ordered that he be removed from the United States.

In July 2020, using a different name, Domingo Morales was convicted in Virginia on two counts of assault and battery on a family member.

He was sentenced to 120 days in jail, which he served in a jail that does not honor ICE detainers, the department continued.

Anyone with additional information is asked to call Sergeant Detective Norma McGuckin at 540-727-3430 extension 5580 or email tips@culpeperva.gov reference case #2204-0022.

Callers who wish to remain anonymous can submit tips by calling Culpeper Crime Solvers at 540-727-0300 or submitting a tip at culpeperpd.org

Off icers receive crisis intervention certification Two Culpeper Town police officers along with the department’s newest co-responder completed the weeklong training to become certified in crisis intervention.

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS These property transfers for March 2022 were provided by the Culpeper County Assessor’s Office. Appreciation is extended to W. Jason Kilby and his staff.

March Top Dollar Deal: Stevensburg District, $1,500,000. The printing of this list is made possible by ReMax Crossroads of Culpeper.

Catalpa District 3/11: Willingham Homes LLC to Kuhlman, Alice Carol and Husband; 1.64 acres located at 14346 Woodland Church RD, $350,000 3/11: Bender, Herman Alfred and Wife to Stout, Shane Anthony and Wife; 3 acres located at 11432 Dutch Hollow RD, $425,000 3/17: Lee, Randy T JR and Wife to Alpaugh, Charles W II and Other; 10.03 acres located at 6168 Tamarack CV, $585,000 3/17: Jefferson Homebuilders INC to McGregor, Tyrone Curtis; 10.82 acres located at 11000 McGregor LN, $618,372 3/21: Korea Farms LLC to England, Robert Leonard and Other; 10.13 acres located near Korea RD, $175,000 3/23: Register, Walter Gordon to Cardenas, Max Rommel; 3.03 acres located at 15154 Woodland Church RD, $350,000 3/24: Jefferson Homebuilders INC to Childress, Anthony Bryan 2 acres located at 5258 Emmanuel LN, $350,000 3/29: Boldridge, Helen L to Michael, Debbie Kay; 1.90 acres located at 6548 Eggbornsville RD, $150,000 3/29: Deborde, Riley J to Allgood, Alvin Thomas II; 3.68 acres located at 11284 Drogheda Mountain RD, $407,000 Catalpa Town District 3/1: Lee, Anthony W to Stramer, Justin and Other; .25 acres located at 1111 Lee ST, $285,000 3/1: Starr, Tabi S to Glascock, Robert N and Wife; .12 acres located at 1513 Addie LN, $335,000 3/11: Padilla & Associates LLC to Padilla, Sara K; .27 acres located at 909 N Main ST, $256,000 3/15: Singer, Michael J to Sattayapanichkukl, Teerasa K; .38 acres located at 1308 Monarch CT, $386,000 Cedar MTN District 3/4: Ward, Paul J and Wife to Goin, Neal O and Wife; .94 acres located near Brandy Fizz CT, $128,125 3/4: Foster, Cheryl Lynn to White, Paula; 2.6 acres located near Wedgewood LN, $70,900 3/8: Lovers Lane LLC to Battlefield Property Management LLC; 1.75 acres located at 19055 Industrial RD, $1,400,000 3/8: Jackson, Rosa and Husband to Christopher, Charles Jr and Other; .13 acres located at 12021 Live Oak DR, $476,000 3/21: Tigon Homes LLC to Peters, Jason R; 1.05 acres located at 20140 Kinglet CT, $510,553.59 3/22: Nichols, Grace and Others to Self-Storage of Culpeper LLC; 13.09 acres located near James Monroe HWY, $1,000,000 3/22: Brown, Ralph L SR to Azimi, Mustafa Karim; 80.05 acres located at 24300 Zachary Taylor HWY, $660,000 3/22: Abel, Colleen and Husband to Sergent, Mariah and Other; 1.80 acres located at 20205 Miller DR, $430,000 3/25: Sanders, Elizabeth N to Badger, Jonathan Leroy and Wife; 22 acres located near Tall Oak DR, $155,000 3/28: Holloway, Joseph M JR and Other to Rock Investments LLC; .77 acres located at 11472 Fox Hill RD, $340,000 Cedar MTN Town District 3/4: Rinearson, Christopher to Martinez, James; Townhouse located at 660 Ripplebrook DR, $259,900 East Fairfax District 3/11: Kitt, Michael H and Wife to Satayaphanichkul, Suphon; .25 acres located at 2479 Post Oak DR, $343,800 3/11: Callejas Bolaines, Jose J and Wife to Schiffer, Melissa Carol; Townhouse located at 1836 Picadilly Circus, $245,000 3/15: Diaz, Maria Vilma and Other to Persson, David Robert and Wife; .17 acres located at 736 Amanda CT, $353,000 3/17: Armstrong, Addie N and Other to Gill, Elizabeth and Husband; .14 acres located at 1717 Oriole CT, $349,000 3/21: Nicholson, Daniel A and Wife to Horton, Jarrett G; .31 acres located at 601 Electric AVE; $449,900 3/25: Muse, Donald A SR and Other to Ferman, Carlos A and Other; Townhouse located at 1983 Cranberry LN, $350,000 3/28: Stewart, Bobby G and Wife to Virginia Sell Now LLC; Townhouse located at 651 Highview CT, $136,320 3/28: Stewart, Bobby G and Wife to Virginia Sell Now LLC; Townhouse located at 653 Highview CT, $136,320 3/29: Callejas Bolaines, Jose F and Other to Baker, Jason Lee; .38 acres located at 610 Fairfax ST, $499,000 3/30: Martinez, Carlos R to Cotter, Luan Ting; Townhouse located at 1822 Sunflower DR, $335,000 Jefferson District 3/1: Virginia Home Buyers LLC to Lane, Ricky L JR and Wife; 3.34 acres located at 8368 Rixeyville RD, $415,000 3/2: Forte, Alan Christopher and Wife to Schreibeis, Robert Lee and Other; 9.48 acres located at 487 Old Bridge RD, $970,000 3/7: Kinard, Rendall H to Hoffman, Mitchell and Wife; 1 acre located at 17060 Waterloo RD, $152,500 3/14: Gaskins, Grace V to Studtmann, Naomi Renee; 1.35 acres located at 18393 Gaskins LN, $315,000 3/14: Atkins Hones LLC to Mack, Eldon and Wife; 8.97 acres located near Colvin RD, $187,700 3/15: Abraham, Joel James and Wife to Allen, John Patrick and Other; 1.51 acres located at 17290 Cambridge WAY, $650,000 3/15: Atkins Homes LLC to Munoz, Joe Martinez and Wife; 10 acres located near Colvin RD, $185,000 3/16: Hudson, Carol Crawford to Eberly, Andrew and Other; 10 acres located near Black Hill RD, $160,000 Salem District 3/1: Disantis, William L JR and Wife to Clinthorne, Evan and Wife; 17 acres located at 13305 Gray ST, $335,000 3/1: Kelley, Hubert C and Other to Bennett, John C and Other; 6.08 acres located at 6236 Duncan TRL, $372,000 3/1: Payne, Darrell to Brissette, Elaine H and Others; 10.89 acres located at 7117 James Monroe HWY, $315,000 3/2: Smith, Garrett H to Young, Jason Michael; 1.88 acres located at 12188 Sperryville PIKE, $349,900 3/2: Trigon Homes LLC to Hays, Matthew Paul and Wife; 2.34 acres located at 17111 Savannah LN, $410,928 3/7: Evering, Christopher C to Bost, Debra L; 1 acre located at 16947 N Merrimac RD, $299,500 3/9: CTS Properties LLC to Cheatle, James M; Multiple parcels located near Rillhurst DR, $260,000 3/11: Allen, Richard T to Moberley, Jason and Other; .80 acres located at 7060 Oak DR, $310,000 3/14: Lane, Alan B and Other to Olson, Dustin; 2.8 acres located at 9501 Galveston DR, $530,000 3/16: Mayer, R D Joshua & Mayer, Erika M to Harris, Lloyd S; 1.02 acres located at 6032 Sperryville PIKE, $199,900 3/16: Demuth, Rhonda K to Ordonez, Robert Cayetano and Wife; 3.42 acres located at 14512 Stoney Run DR, $409,000 3/16: Fay, Gary J to Jefferson Homebuilders INC; 3.7 acres located near Rillhurst DR, $80,000 3/16: Fay, Gary J to Trigon Homes LLC; 3.37 acres located near Randolph TRL, $75,000 3/21: Myers, Fred A JR to Earnshaw, Nathan and Wife; 2.49 acres located at 9250 Estes DR, $319,900 3/21: Isabella Properties LLC to Kramb, Michael Jason and Wife; 46.16 acres located near Old Stillhouse

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RD, $400,000 3/21: Trigon Homes LLC to Londregan, Emily A; 2.54 acres located at 17133 Savannah LN, $439,000 3/22: Country View Homes LLC to Najarro Montes, Franklin D and Others; 2.37 acres located at 13084 Stonehouse Mtn RD, $439,000 3/23: Korean Central Presbyterian Church to Seed International INC; Multiple parcels located near Major Brown DR, $1,350,000 3/25: Zajicek, Gene A and Wife to Myers, Joshua W and Wife; 5.98 acres located at 12106 Grindstone RD, $715,000 3/28: Corbin, Stephen W to Eckard, Zachariah J and Wife; 7.33 acres located near N Merrimac RD, $124,000 3/28: Gonzales, Glenda to Hoyle, Milton E JR; .47 acres located at 8445 James Monroe HWY, $275,000 Stevensburg District 3/1: Andrade Melgar, Douglas I and Other to Perez, Ninoshka; 1 acre located at 14064 Alanthus RD, $280,000 3/1: Stickbow LLC to NVR INC; Multiple parcels located near North Ridge BLVD, $990,000 3/1: NVR INC to Salvati, James R; .46 acres located at 15087 North Ridge BLVD, $507,470 3/1: Knight, Jeffrey M and Wife to Quaale, Ryan J and Other; Multiple parcels located near Bleak Hill RD, $1,500,000 3/1: Ti-North Ridge LLC to K Hovnanian at North Ridge LLC; Multiple parcels located near Maymount DR, $160,000 3/1: Pippen M Joel and Wife to L & S Builders INC; 5.49 acres located near Bleak Hill RD, $85,000 3/1: Early, James W and Wife to Espinosa, Daniel C; 10.04 acres located at 24374 Oak Meadow LN, $1,230,000 3/7: Dwyer, Herbert E and Wife to Caliber Homebuilder INC; 4.81 acres located near Mt Zion Church RD, $112,500 3/7: Martin, Rita and Husband to Brown, Robert J and Wife; 4.46 acres located near Richards Ferry RD, $85,000 3/7: Dwyer, Herbert E and Wife to Caliber Homebuilder INC; 4.03 acres located near Mt Zion Church RD, $112,500 3/7: Pettit, Michael A and Wife to Harris, Kelley L and Husband; 1 acre located at 14034 Alanthus RD, $240,000 3/8: Van Lear, Richard and Other to Booth, Austin G and Other; 5.43 acres located near Eleys Ford RD, $118,500 3/8: NVR INC to Schraml, William Karl and Other; .46 acres located at 14910 Mapleridge RD, $578,040 3/8: Ti-North Ridge LLC to K. Hovnanian at North Ridge LLC; Multiple parcels located near Maymount DR, $160,000 3/10: Trigon Homes LLC to Hunter, Elizabeth Nadine; 5.25 acres located at 21272 Yellowbottom RD, $440,740.50 3/14: Oates, Philippa S and Husband to Groves, Syndee E; Multiple parcels located near Blackjack RD, $750,000 3/16: Norvant LLC to Shafi, Khalid; Multiple parcels located near York RD, $270,000 3/17: Womer, Luke Aaron to Reyes Amaya, Reynaldo Antonio and Other; .76 acres located at 14013 Belle AVE, $519,000 3/18: NVR INC to Brothers, Ronald and Other; .58 acres located at 14919 Mapleridge RD, $653,292 3/18: Kipps Family Limited Partnership to Mears, H Michael and Others; 20.01 acres located at 633 White Rock DR, $ 141,500 3/24: Pardee Virginia Timber 2 LLC to EGS Carpentry INC; 11.92 acres located near Wade TRL, $119,900 3/24: Pardee Virginia Timber 1 LLC to Jimenez-Maldonado, Jose O; 34.78 acres located near American WAY, $245,000 3/28: Pardee Virginia Timber 2 LLC to Telos Operatives LLC; 28.50 acres located near Wade TRL, $299,900 3/28: Pardee Virginia Timber 2 LLC to Delaney, Richard Patrick and Other; 23.11 acres located near Wade TRL, $255,000 3/29: Baker, Jason L and Wife to Creighton, Nathan and Other; .57 acres located at 12519 Sherwood Forest DR, $479,900 3/30: Progress Homes LLC to Rockwood Homes INC; 3.31 acres located near Shifflett LN, $63,000 3/30: Pardee Virginia Timber 2 LLC to Simmons, Jonathan C and Wife; 16.54 acres located near Wade TRL, $165,000 3/31: NVR INC to Drummond, Kristi Michelle and Other; .46 acres located at 15083 North Ridge BLVD, $535,177 West Fairfax District 3/2: Dark Horse Capital LC to D25 Properties, LLC; Multiple parcels located near Dove LN, $125,000 3/4: Van Bakel, Keith A to Walker, Philip A and Wife; .29 acres located at 872 Keswick DR, $495,000 3/9: McEvilly, Frederic S and Other to Brown, Keyomie and Wife; .11 acres located at 878 Virginia AVE, $450,000 3/9: Locsin, Joel Benedict C and Others to Hanley, James Thomas; .18 acres located at 659 Holly Crest DR, $440,000 3/10: Munayer, Norma and Other to Valles, Josue G; .20 acres located at 683 Holly Crest DR, $408,000 3/11: Bailey, Donald R and Wife to Marcoux, Gary L and Wife; .39 acres located at 1212 Oaklawn DR, $450,000 3/14: Dayswan LLC to Carlson, Caitlin A; Townhouse located at 705 Catalpa CT, $200,000 3/15: Clayton, Harry C JR and Wife to Smith, David B and Others; .19 acres located at 906 S Blue Ridge AVE, $335,000 3/16: Anwari, Maria and Others to Schweich, Alexander and Other; Townhouse located at 932 Persimmon PL, $286,500 3/16: Naravaez, Giovanna E and Others to Maldonado, Gerson Ramon Alvarado; .25 acres located at 871 Woodcrest LOOP, $440,000 3/21: Walkowsky, Christopher and Wife to Herr, Carroll; .49 acres located at 500 Lesco BLVD, $237,000 3/22: Vitayanuvatti, Micheal and Other to Singh Consulting LLC; .12 acres located at 450 Aspen ST, $140,000 3/23: Patz, Donald R JR and Other to Thoms, George H; .34 acres located at 1184 Virginia AVE, $472,000 3/23: Fry, Glenn A and Wife to Haberle, Michael B; .34 acres located at 887 Fairwood DR, $471,750 3/24: Munayer, Mervat and Other to Agye, Eric D; .19 acres located at 679 Holly Crest DR, $385,000 3/29: Dayswan LLC to Carlson, Brian J; Townhouse located at 711 Catalpa CT, $190,000 3/30: Gomez, Eddy A and Wife to Gomez Samayoa, Eddy E; .30 acres located at 728 First ST, $270,000 3/30: Duckett, Matthew and Wife to Ward, Gordon Edward and Wife; .17 acres located at 564 Woodruff LN, $552,000 3/30: Makhlouf, Nayeh S and Husband to Baker, Brittany A; Townhouse located at 1034 Longview LN, $290,000

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Data center to generate high tax revenue By investing $330 million, Amazon would pay $23 million over five years.

Culpeper County will soon reap the financial benefits of hosting one of the world’s largest e-commerce and cloud computing companies in its own backyard.

“Any major investment and attraction project like this one is discussed in the industry,” said Culpeper County Economic Development Director Bryan Rothamel. “It further highlights Culpeper County as a potential location market for growth.”

During a nearly four hour meeting on April 5, Culpeper County Board of Supervisors voted 4 to 3 to approve a rezoning request of over 230 acres of agricultural land on Route 3 in Stevensburg to light industrial, paving the way for Amazon Web Services to construct a data center.

During discussions amongst both the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission about the project, both

county staff and members of the public spoke about a “$500 million” investment by Amazon into the county.

According to Rothamel, the applicant provided the figure as its anticipated investment number.

In terms of tax revenue, Rothamel continued, his department would estimate tax revenue based upon 66% of the $500 million investment being in computer equipment, which is subject to business personal property tax, and the remainder in building costs, which is subject to real estate tax.

An applicant that invests $330 million in computer equipment would pay an estimated excess of $23 million over five years based on Culpeper County’s current personal property tax rate and depreciation schedule, Rothamel said.

Until the project is assessed, for both personal property and real

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estate, no exact figure can be given.

The real estate would be assessed based upon the value of industrial land and for the building value.

Assessment is handled by the county’s real estate assessment office.

Total tax revenue is projected to exceed $5 million with the possibility of being much greater, he continued. Amazon estimated $5-$8 million annually.

"We have to approve some of these economic development projects,” Chairman Gary Deal said during the meeting. "It's not like we're going to approve another down there. We need one that's going to bring in $5-$8 million per year. We need that."

Woodbridge-based development firm Marvell Developments LLC, a subsidiary of Amazon, submitted the request for 20420 Germanna Highway - currently the location of Magnolia Equestrian Center LLC -

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in order to construct two buildings, totaling over 400,000-square-feet.

According to the rezoning application, the total number of employees in each building will be approximately 45, but only about 32 employees for each will be on the property at any given time.

Employees will be comprised of engineering technicians, data center operators, security personnel and logistics personnel.

Additionally, a six acre electrical substation would also be constructed on site.

In terms of next steps, Rothamel said, the project will next be required to submit a site plan, which will be handled by the planning department.

Prior to being considered by the supervisors, the Culpeper County Planning Commission on March 9 voted to recommend the denial of a rezoning request in a 5 to 4 vote. maria@culpepertimes.com

Amazon projected to affect rural viewscape Culpeper’s agricultural landscape may be forever changed.

Nestled in between two of Culpeper County’s historic sites lay plans for construction on two industrial buildings on over 230 agricultural acres courtesy of Amazon Web Services.

Currently the location of Magnolia Equestrian Center on Route 3 in Stevensburg, the property will soon house over 400,000-square-feet of structures and a six-acre substation with the backdrop of Culpeper’s rolling agricultural lands.

“I would say personally, and certainly the way PEC views it, is(we

were) incredibly disappointed,” said Senior Policy Manager and Field Representative for Culpeper, Madison and Greene counties for The Piedmont Environmental Council Adam Gillenwater.

Nearly 40 members of the public took to the podium during a Culpeper County Board of Supervisors meeting on April 5 to outline their objections to the application’s passage.

Despite hours of requests for denial, the measure was passed with a 4 to 3 vote.

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Supervisors Gary Deal, Tom Underwood, Paul Bates and David Durr voted in favor and Supervisors Susan Gugino, Brad Rosenberger and Kathy Campbell voted against it.

Some of PEC concerns for the project included “clear adverse impacts” to historic and scenic resources combined with the “yetto-be-determined” transmission line infrastructure that will be needed to provide electricity and power.

On March 28, representatives from The Germanna Foundation, American Battlefield Trust, Journey

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Salubria, which is about a half mile from the site, is an 18th century Georgian-style manor house built by the Reverend John Thompson. The home was placed on the Virginia Historic Landmarks Register in 1969 and on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970.

Hansbrough Ridge, which sits on the opposite side of Route 3, played an instrumental role in the Civil War in many aspects including hosting 20,000 soldiers of the Army of the Potomac’s 2nd Corps for five months during the winter of 1863-1864.

Gugino, who represents the Stevensburg district, indicated during the tour that she had primarily heard negative comments about the proposed project.

“I’ve been hearing nothing but, ‘Please protect our farm land. Please protect our character,’” she said.

“It’s really their input that matters to me over my personal convictions.”

The majority, she continued, indicate it’s “the right time, wrong place.”

“We don’t think it’s good land use planning to essentially spot zone agricultural land or land in general

for that matter to industrial use to accommodate proposals like this,” Gillenwater said.

Another objection, Gillenwater said, was how fast the application seemed to move through the county’s staff, advisory board and taxing body.

“There was no reason for it to move as quickly as it moved, considering the significant degree of impacts that (it’s going to have).”

Prior to the vote, PEC took direct actions with the public to educate them on the pending passage by taking an advertisement on Facebook.

“Now it's more important than ever that supervisors hear from their constituents about the impacts this industrial rezoning would have on a rural and uniquely historic/scenic area of Culpeper,” it read. “Urge the Board to do the right thing and encourage Amazon to seek a location in the County that is already industrially-zoned for data centers.”

Gillenwater also projected “several dozen” people used a website they created to send letters directly to supervisors. maria@culpepertimes.com

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Floyd T. Binns Middle School students took to the stage at Eastern View High School for their rendition of Moana Jr. during performances throughout April 1-2.

Lead by Choral Director and Producing Director Mary Kidd Flemming, the cast and crew of 39 students including Moana's best friends Pua and Hei Hei, her parents Chief Tui and Sina and grandmother Gramma Tala sang songs and danced all while reciting lines and lines dialogue.

Eighth grader Samarni Teodoro starred in the musical inhabiting Moana along with co-star Maui played by sixth grader James Reed-Flowers.

The musical is based off of the 2016 Disney film Moana where a teenager of the same name takes on a mission to save her island and people. On her journey, she meets interesting characters including demigod Maui and shiny-obsessed Tamatoa the Crab.

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Samarni Teodoro sings as Moana as her mother, played by Selah Altman, and her father, played by Kahmari Riedl, watch.

“I’ve made a lot of friendships that I haven’t had before,” Teodoro said, adding she met Reed-Flowers during the production and the two had become best friends - including finishing each other’s sentences.

Teodoro tried out for other parts including Sina and Gramma Tala but was pleasantly surprised when she earned the lead role.

“I didn’t think I was that great,” she said, adding she wasn’t nervous to sing during her audition because she's a choir student as well. ➤ See Musical, Page 17

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Players, parents and spectators gathered on a cool brisk morning o n April 9 to celebrate Culpeper Little League’s Opening Ceremonies at the Culpeper Sports Complex.

The chill, however, did not dampen the spirits of the attendees.

The festivities included introductions of all 41 teams, with 500 participants. There was also one visiting team from the East Orange Little League.

The flag was proudly presented ➤ Musical, from Page 16 Reed-Flowers had also tried out for other roles including Chief Tui. “I was super surprised when I saw Maui,” he recalled.

Echoing Teodoro’s sentiment, Reed-

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Over 40 teams with 500 participants celebrated Culpeper Little League’s Opening Ceremonies on April 9. by members of the local Scout Pack and Troop 550. True to tradition, it would not be a proper opening game

day without a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem, performed by Sophie Brakowiecki.

Flowers had enjoyed his time in the musical as well.

“It’s been really good,” he said.

“Making a lot of friends, getting to know other people. It’s actually been really fun.”

Tamatoa the Crab, played by eight grader Zach Harms, had his claws

operated by sixth graders Kendall Bopp and Audrey Taeger.

“It’s just practice, practice practice,” Harms said of having to work together to make the character come to life.

Bopp and Taeger are also a part of a six girl troupe who play the ocean. The girls wear all blue and wave fabric in

This year’s honor of the ceremonial first pitch was bestowed upon Baseball Pitcher, Gavin Standley, Baseball Catcher - Oliver Lawston and Softball Pitcher – Ashlynn Settle.

The ceremony was followed by games on all fields from tee ball to high school aged players.

“My favorite part of opening day was bringing back the traditional ceremonies,” said President of the Culpeper Little League Enola Jewell.

“Seeing all the smiling faces of all the children, families, volunteers and community members is all the gratification I need for doing the job I am and we are as a board.”

If opening day is any indication of how the spring Little League season will go, then it will be a season full of fun, smiles and joy, Jewell continued.

At the conclusion of the season, the Culpeper Little League will celebrate the T-Mobile Home Run Derby on May 14. the air to mimic waves.

The musical was a production of the Choral Department of Floyd T. Binns Middle School through a special arrangement with Music Theatre International. maria@culpepertimes.com

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Culpeper Community Collaboration and Connections BY

Community and school partnerships are an integral part of Career and Technical Education in Culpeper County. The collaboration with our Culpeper Chamber of Commerce, Career Partners, Inc., and many local businesses and organizations are instrumental in helping our students succeed.

Our stakeholders come together by truly working together with educators to make meaningful, long lasting connections with our students.

Recently community and school volunteers interviewed high school juniors in our Economics and Personal Finance classes as part of our Career Partners, Inc. Mock Interview program.

Students created resumes and cover letters during class for their hypothetical job. Interviewers critiqued the written material and ten minute interview with each student. Over 100 volunteers participate in this amazing program each year. Students tell us

Randi Richards-Lutz

this is one of the most worthwhile real-world experiences that they have in high school. This interview practice is a definite plus for students as they work towards their future endeavors.

The members of the Class of 2022 can put their interviewing skills into action on April 13th as thirty outstanding businesses will participate in our 3rd Annual Senior Job Fair to interview graduating seniors for internships, summer jobs or for a full time career. This amazing event happens thanks to our incredible partnership with Virginia Career Works and specifically Mr. Marty Bywaters-Baldwin. All seniors who connect with a business for employment or are entering the military will be recognized at our 3rd Annual CTE Signing Day in May. The fantastic Culpeper Economic Development team of Bryan Rothamel and Winona Pritts are constantly volunteering their time

and expertise to help our programs improve at all of our secondary schools. Our next collaboration focuses on the greenhouse industry and our Agriculture programs.

These are just a few examples of how the Culpeper community works together with our Career and Technical Education students and staff. We are very grateful for the unique and authentic opportunities that we can offer our students thanks to you, Culpeper. The connections you help our students make do last a lifetime.

Randi Richards-Lutz is the Director of Career and Technical Education, Culpeper County Public Schools Randi Richards-Lutz Randi Richards-Lutz is the Career and Technical Education Director at Culpeper Technical Education Center.

Make Culpeper a no-kill community BY

The best way to reduce the number of homeless pets is to spay and neuter pets and feral cat colonies. This in turn reduces the number of animals euthanized in the Shelter. Spay/neuter, coupled with other lifesaving programs that keep pets in homes, helps Culpeper become a No-Kill Community.

Here we address the most common concerns we hear about spay/ neuter.

THEIR PERSONALITY WILL CHANGE!

Their personality will not change, but their behavior will most likely change for the better.

For instance, neutered male cats will have less reason to roam (and get hit by cars), get into fights with other cats, and diminished territory marking. Spayed felines will stop yowling, posturing, and marking. Neutered canines are less likely to mount other dogs (or your leg). Early neutering generally

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reduces aggressive behavior.

MY PET WILL GET FAT!

Not because of spay/neuter. Like us, the reasons most pets gain weight are overfeeding and lack of exercise.

THEY AREN’T EXPOSED TO OTHER PETS TO GET PREGNANT!

Spay/neuter is very beneficial to your pet’s health as it reduces the incidence of several kinds of cancers, helping them live longer. Spayed female pets are less likely to have urinary infections (expensive) or breast tumors (life shortening). Neutering your male pet protects him from testicular cancer and some prostate problems.

PETS SHOULD COME INTO HEAT AND HAVE A LITTER BEFORE BEING SPAYED!

According to the American Veterinarian Association, there

are NO benefits to allowing a pet to come into heat or having a litter before being spayed. Further, “Contrary to popular belief, it may NOT be best to wait until your female dog or cat has gone through her first heat cycle.” Waiting increases the chances of adding to the number of homeless animals.

TOO EXPENSIVE!

Many humane societies and shelters offer low cost spay/neuter services. Culpeper Humane Society offers both low-cost and no-cost (if eligible) spay/neuters for dogs and cats, as well as TNR.

Patty Werick Patty Werick is the President of the Culpeper Humane Society

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Oakland Baptist Church in Richardsville will host an egg hunt from 10-noon on April 16. Children, teens, and adults are welcome.

Games, prizes and refreshments will be offered. The EVOLVE Centers BLAC Program will host an egg hunt at 2 p.m. on April 17 at Mountain Run Winery. Prices vary depending on age.

CLUB HOLDING PLANT SALE

Belmont Club of Women is holding an Outside Plant Sale & Yard Sale from 9-3 p.m. on April 30 at the Belmont Community Center, 7124 Belmont Road, Mineral. Plants for sale include houseplants, annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, vegetables & herbs, including a broad selection of plants from the gardens of Deep Roots Home & Garden Center. The yard sale will feature miscellaneous handcrafted items, baby items, toys, furniture, household items, books and seasonal decor. Proceeds will support the scholarship fund for local high schools and charitable donations.

WALK4LIFE TO BE HELD IN CULPEPER

ThriVe Women's Healthcare, a Christian non-profit that provides free services and support to women in Central Virginia, will host a 1.5 mile Walk4Life at 10 a.m. on April 30 at Culpeper Baptist Church 318 S. West St. Check in is at 9:30 a.m.

THE ARC @ THE PARK

The Arc of NCV and Shooting Stars will host The Arc @ the Park from

noon-3 p.m. on May 1 at the Culpeper Sports Complex. The event will feature music, activities and resources for people with disabilities.

ANNUAL DINNER

The Brandy Station Foundation will hold its Annual Dinner and Business Meeting at Culpeper Parks & Recreation’s Lenn Park Pavilion from 4-7 p.m. on May 1. There will be a silent auction and speaker Don Hakenson will talk about John Mosby and “Guerilla Warfare in Fauquier, Prince William and Culpeper Counties".

The catered meal is $30 per person.

Proceeds from the event go directly to the Brandy Station Foundation. Please make reservations by April 20, 2022 by emailing bsfgh1863@gmail.com or calling Treasurer Peggy Mocarski at 540-222-1705 and paying at the event.

EVHS HOSTING CRAFT FAIR

Eastern View High School will hold a Spring Craft & Vendor Festival from 8-2 p.m. on May 14. There will also be raffles and live entertainment. There is free admission and free parking.

ST. STEPHEN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH – CULPEPER QUILTER'S GUILD

Culpeper Quilter's Guild meets the first Thursday of the month at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Culpeper. Meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. Entrance off Common Street.

Take the elevator by stairs to the third floor, The Gathering Room. For more information, email csiira@comcast. net.

Music festival earmarked to celebrate Culpeper As a way to celebrate some of Culpeper’s best live music, craft beverages, food and community programming, Culpeperpalooza will be a day-long festival filled with music collaborations, special guest artists and performances.

The festival will be held from 11-11 p.m. on April 23 at Mountain Run Winery at 10753 Mountain Run Lake Road.

Tickets for adults 21-years-old and older will cost $20 in advance and $25 at the gate. Youth tickets for ages 13 to 20 will cost $5 in advance and $10 at the gate.

Children under 12-years-old are free.

Tickets are on sale online at https://culpeperpalooza. eventbrite.com.

Musical guests include Enya

Agerholm and Mike Henry.

Featured exhibits and activities include the Museum of Culpeper History, The Culpeper Minutemen, two dozen local craft vendors, and others.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn more about music programming and education in Culpeper.

Proceeds from this event will go towards furthering Culpeper’s music programming.

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