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Area Rugs To Go!
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Remnants ~ Vinyl ~ Remnants (First Come Basis)
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HUGE STOREWIDE SALES E L A S SALE any size.
Pick Up and Delivery of Area Rugs Available for Cleaning
Carpet Remnants Oriental and Area Rugs Starting at $5.30/sq. yd. to Runners $15.30/sq. yd. Size
Style
Color
Reg. Sale
12’x11’6” 12’x12’6” 12’x13’9” 12’x9’5” 12’x10’5” 12’x10’8” 12’x10’5” 12’x12’ 12’x13’4” 12’x18’10” 12’x17’8” 12’x17’ 12’x25’ 12’x22’11” 12’x16’10” 12’x21’10” 13’2”x13’10” 13’2”x12’3” 13’2”x11’9” 13’x15’8”
Level Loop Level Loop Saxony Twist Level Loop Berber Texture Freize Freize Freize Texture Texture Texture Level Loop Texture Texture Level Loop Wool Wool Wool Wool
California Chrome Bisque Blue Fleck Rich Wood Champagne Bubble Frost Harmony Foxfire Suede Foxfire Suede Créme Brule Linen Linen Earthy Green Sand Smoked Pear #4 Grey Cocoa Hemp Pebble Cream
$384 $317 $532 $260 $420 $420 $392 $448 $504 $780 $360 $345 $850 $930 $575 $600 $735 $630 $625 $1150
$85 $90 $100 $69 $74 $79 $74 $85 $95 $300 $240 $229 $335 $368 $333 $290 $200 $275 $275 $321
Size
Style
Color
Reg. Sale
5’3”x7’6” Oval Royal Kashimar Black/Maple 5’5”x7’10”” Royal Kashimar Antique Navy 5’x8’ Huntley Cream 8’x11’ Impressions Pastel 5’9”x9’ Antique Legends Bakhtiyari 5’9”x9’ Antique Legends Emperor’s Hunt 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Cambridge 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Wm. Morris Red 5’7”x7’11” English Manor Ivory Blue 5’3”x7’10” Euphoria Irvine Sandstone 5’9”x9’ Sovereign Contessa 5’9”x9’ Sovereign Sultana Red 5’9”x7’4” Va. Cavaliers w/Border 5’4”x7’8” Va. Tech Collegiate 6’ Freeform Design Heritage Hall 8’x10’ Oval Braid Log Cabin 8’x10’ Rectangle Braid Neverland 5’x8’ Rectangle Braid Riviera 7’6” Round Braid Log Cabin 7’10” Round Braid Lighthouse Blue
Over 200 In Stock – First Come Basis
$720 $720 $938 $1488 $1778 $1778 $1308 $1308 $1308 $515 $1778 $1778 $250 $372 $1065 $1315 $1315 $875 $1113 $678
$400 $400 $500 $700 $900 $900 $640 $640 $640 $332 $940 $940 $100 $200 $600 $750 $750 $475 $600 $375
SALE
WHAT'S HAPPENING September 30 to November 2, 2019
ON YOUR MIRAGE FLOORS PURCHASE
~ SEE STORE FOR DETAILS ~
Local groups openFree farmland PLUS Early’s Installation workshop to realtors, public October Only 18
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Over 400 Rugs In Stock – Visit Showroom
Early’s Carpet, Inc. Visit us online at www.earlyscarpetinc.com First Come Basis On All Sale Merchandise. We Install & Warranty ONLY What We Sell! We Appreciate “Do It Yourself” Sales! Highway Route 211 • Amissville, VA Rt. 645 Rt. 643
We are only 13 miles from Warrenton. Take Rte. 211W toward Washington, VA past the stop light at 229 crossroads, proceed approx. 2 miles beyond Amissville sign, make U-turn across from Rte. 645. Early’s is on right (211E)
(540) 937-5500 • 1-800-870-9098
Washington, VA
Rt. 211
Carpet X Early’s Amissville
Stop Light
Warrenton
Monday-Friday 9 am-5 pm • Saturday 10 am-4 pm
229 Rt. Culpeper
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YOUR CHOICE
RED HOT BUYS VALID OCTOBER 1–31
5
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Craftsman® V20™ Lithium‑Ion Battery & Charger Starter Kit
SALE
7999
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Craftsman® V20™ Lithium‑Ion Circular Saw, Jig Saw or Reciprocating Saw
Starter kit includes two 2 Ah batteries and charger. 2834232
2834398, 2834315, 2834877
4499
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ACE ‑$10 WITH REWARDS CARD*
SALE
54.99
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1999
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Fire Safety Month starts at home
ACE ‑$5 WITH REWARDS CARD*
SALE
24.99
$
First Alert® Auto Fire Extinguisher, 2 Lb.
First Alert® Household Fire Extinguisher, 2.5 Lb.
each
First Alert® Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm
8035925 Limit 2 at this price. Garage or Kitchen Fire Extinguisher, 80594, 86536...SALE $15.99 ‑$5 With Ace Rewards Card,* You Pay $10.99 each. Limit 2 at this price.
Multi‑purpose. 87892 Limit 2 at this price.
Hardwired or 10‑Year with Voice Alert. 5977608, 5975735 Limit 2 each at this price. 10‑Year Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarm, 5979026...SALE $44.99 ‑$10 With Ace Rewards Card,* You Pay $34.99. Limit 2 at this price.
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17.99
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Craftsman® 10 Gal. Wet/Dry Vac
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39
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Ace Basic Pleated Furnace Air Filters Assorted sizes available. 4000493 Free item must be of equal or lesser value.
MUST BUY IN MULTIPLES OF 2
19
$
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Animated & Motion‑Activated 36” Grim Reaper or Witch with Sound
MUST BUY IN MULTIPLES OF 2
YOUR CHOICE
SALE
99
1499
$
each
Irwin® and Stanley® Tools & Accessories
• 10" Circular Saw Blade • 40 Pc. IMPACT READY® Screwdriver Bit Set • Impact Driver Right Angle Attachment • 45 Pc. Screwdriving Bit Set • 14 Pc. Pilot Point® Titanium Drill Bit Set • 20 Pc. Black Oxide Drill Bit Set • 8 Pc. Speedbor® Wood Boring Bit Set 2090371, 2401966, 2393213, 2400869, 2294346, 2137305, 2114189 Limit 4 each at this price.
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50 Ct. Halloween LED Light Sets
Ace Premium Spray Paint + Primer, 12 Oz.
Ace Rust Stop Spray Paint, 15 Oz.
Available in assorted colors and finishes. 17012 $4.59 each.
Available in assorted colors and finishes. 17081 $5.59 each.
October Month Long
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Mini or C6 bulbs, assorted colors. 9736893, 9736877, 9736885, 9736927, 9736935, 9736943
2211001ML, 002, Versions: CA,DS,FN,NR,NW,SO,TR
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1,29999
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EGO™ POWER+ 56 Volt Two‑Stage Snow Thrower
17900
Feit Electric Enhance® LED Floodlight Bulb 4/Pk. 75 watt equivalent. Last up to 10 years. Daylight or Bright White. 3929395, 3929403
SALE
1499
$
$
SALE
9
$ 99 each
EGO™ POWER+ 56 Volt 18" Chain Saw • Easy chain tensioning system tightens chain with the twist of a dial • Built‑in LED worklight • Includes 5 amp lithium‑ion battery and charger 7006233
• Includes 2.5 amp lithium‑ion battery with charger • Up to 75‑minute run time on low speed • Variable speed up to 530 cfm 7804792 615 CFM Handheld Blower, 7014318...$219.00
YOUR CHOICE EGO™ POWER+ 56 Volt 10" Pole Saw
69999
59900
$
$
Toro® Power Clear® 721 Electric Start Single‑Stage Snow Thrower
EGO™ POWER+ 56 Volt Single‑Stage Snow Thrower
• 212cc 4‑cycle engine • 21" clearing width • 12.5" intake height • Throws snow up to 35' 7002861
• 21" clearing width • Throws snow up to 40' • Includes two 5 amp batteries and charger • Two built‑in LED headlights 7024673 Single‑Stage Snow Thrower, 7009696...$849.99
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84.99
$
• Includes power head, pole saw attachment, 2.5 amp lithium‑ion battery and charger • Compatible with EGO POWER+ multi‑head system • OREGON® Micro‑Lite® bar & chain system for narrow‑kerf cutting 7804941
Feit Electric Performance LED® Dimmable Reflector Bulb 12/Pk.
SALE
9
$ 99 each
74
99
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65 watt equivalent. Last up to 10 years. Soft White or Daylight. 3929379, 3929411
Feit Electric 4' T8 Linear LED Bulb 2/Pk.
199.99
$
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1999
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Weber® Traveler Portable Gas Grill
• 363 sq. in. total cooking area • Aluminized steel One‑Touch™ cleaning system 8060195
• 320 sq. in. total cooking area • Wheeled cart is easily foldable 8060197 Propane cylinder sold separately.
INSTANTLY
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SALE
October Month Long
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INSTANTLY
Dealership Quality Keys
Fall is the best
save up to 60%
time to fertilize
Ace 32 Gal. Trash Can Made by Rubbermaid®. 7131451, 71102, 71162 Limit 3 at this price.
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1799
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programmed in minutes Scotts® Turf Builder® WinterGuard® Fall Weed & Feed3 Covers 5000 sq. ft. 7468341 Limit 2 at this price. 15,000 Sq. Ft., 7468333...Sale $64.99 ‑$5 With Ace Rewards Card,* You Pay $ 59.99. Limit 2 at this price. SALE
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Scotts® Turf Builder® WinterGuard® Fall Lawn Food
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SALE
21.99
ACE ‑$2 WITH REWARDS CARD*
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18.99
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RV & Marine Antifreeze, Gal.
Peak® Prediluted Antifreeze + Coolant 8030501 Limit 6 at this price.
7
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SAE 10W‑30.
Glad® 8165169 ForceFlex Trash Bags
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81003 $ 3.50 each.
21.99
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October Month Long
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Pennzoil® Motor Oil SAE 30W, 5W‑20, 5W‑30, 10W‑30 or 10W‑40. 84381, 8120453, 89703, 84382, 84383 Platinum® Synthetic Motor Oil, Qt., 8413908, 8498834, 8106411, 8063885...SALE $6.49 each
4
7999
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Iron‑Hold®Limit Heavy 2 at this Duty price. Contractor8'Trash Fiberglass Bags Stepladder, 17991...SALE
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®
54950 Limit 1 at this price. 6' Contractor Grade Steel Cable, 5139290...SALE $12.99 ‑$1.50 With Ace Rewards Card,* You Pay $11.49. Limit 1 at this price.
300 Lb. Capacity Fiberglass Stepladder
2211001ML, 007, Versions: CA,DS,FN,NR,NW,SO,TR Extra heavy‑duty construction. each Non‑conductive side rails.
INSTANTLY
Master Lock® 2" Combination Padlock
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2199
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25' Pocket Hose® Silver Bullet™
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Scotts® EZ Seed®, 10 Lb. Sun and Shade or Tall Fescue. 7206436, 7229404 Limit 2 at this price. 20 Lb., 7015836, 7287980... SALE $49.99 ‑$10 With Ace Rewards Card,* You Pay $39.99 each. Limit 2 at this price.
6000920 50', 6809263...$29.99 75', 6809271...$39.99 100', 6809289...$49.99
October Month Long
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Victor Fast‑Kill Refillable Mouse Bait Station
16890 Limit 2 at this price. Qt., 16889...SALE $10.99 ‑$1 With Ace Rewards Card,* You Pay $9.99. Limit 2 at this price.
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Gary’s Ace Hardware 540.825.2103
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SALE WITH ACE $construction. Extra $heavy‑duty REWARDS CARD* 89.99 Non‑conductive side rails. 17990 Kwikset® Juno Limit 2 at this price. Entry Knob & Single 8' Fiberglass Stepladder, 17991...SALE Cylinder Deadbolt $ ® With Ace Rewards Card,* 129.99 ‑$10 Werner 6'Bronze Type IA Venetian finish. $ 119.99. You Pay 300 Lb. Capacity Featuring SmartKey. Limit 2 at this price. Fiberglass Stepladder 5431366 Extra heavy‑duty construction. Polished Brass, 5420740...SALE $39.99 Non‑conductive side rails. $ 49.99 Satin Nickel, 5431192...SALE 17990
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October Month Long
October Month Long
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Glad® ForceFlex 3.33 each. Bags
Ace Bird Suet, 11 Oz.Trash
6030447, 6030448, 6108310, 6108328, 6185706, 6185789, 6292239 Limit 2 at this price.
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509 Meadowbrook Shopping Center, Culpeper, VA 22701
WITH A ‑$2 REWAR
$ 99 each
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Method® All‑Purpose Cleaner, Dish Soap or Handeach Soap
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5348206, 5404611, 5007474, 5007475, 5349204, 5623731 Limit 4 each.
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WITH ACE REWARDS CARD *
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Iron‑Hold® Heavy Duty Contractor Trash Bags
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Blood, sweat and eyeliner ➤ Local woman trying to establish roller derby team By Maria Basileo CULPEPER TIMES
When Geneva Payne began seeking skaters via social media to join her on the track, the possibility of forming a roller derby team closer to home was within reach. “The thought of getting together a local team seemed like an idea,” she said. “We weren’t sure if there was going to be enough interest.” Payne, 42, who has played for the Fredericksburg Roller Derby for three years until COVID-19 put operations on hold, has had 20 people show interest in joining the short track recreational team. “Hopefully, if we can get the word out more, we can get more interested people and start actually set up something at least (to) practice...before we actually start competing or
trying to skate against each other,” she said. Payne and fellow team mate Sandra “Money” Lance have been skating at the Warrenton Aquatic and Recreational Facility on Saturday mornings and invite those interested to come out. They ask participants to be at least 18-years-old. Roller derby transformed into what it is presently in late 1937 when event promoter Leo Seltzer realized the skating walkathons he was hosting were becoming stale to audiences. With the help of sportswriter Damon Runyon, the pair created the thrilling contact sport crowds still enjoy almost 85 years later. Never played roller derby before? No problem, Payne said. “You learn as you go,” she said. “That’s the best part about roller derby as a whole. It’s all inclusive.” Each team consists of blockers and jammers. In each flat track bout, a match, five players from ➤ See Roller Derby, Page 6
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Sandra “Money” Lance of Remington and Geneva “Evil Genevil” Payne of Culpeper skate at the Warrenton Aquatic and Recreational Facility on Oct. 11.
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Local volunteers dedicated to helping some of Culpeper County’s most vulnerable felines seek support in creating an environment where populations will decrease naturally. “The TNR program is number one to control and manage that cat population, to make it a safe and healthy and manageable population,” said Culpeper Humane Society Board President Patty Werick. “It won’t grow any bigger.” Under Werick’s direction, the Society ignited its work in decreasing feral cat populations in Culpeper County by instituting the trap, neuter and release (TNR) mission when she became president about four years ago. After getting trapped, feral cats are neutered and vaccinated. While under anesthesia, cats are ear-tipped - where a small portion Licensed & Insured of one of a cat’s ears is removed RESIDENTIAL ANDthey COMMERCIAL - to show have undergone TNR. After recovering from surLicensed & Insured Licensed Insured gery, cats are &released back into RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL their colony. Rehoming feral&cats, Werick said, Licensed Insured Licensed &&Insured Licensed Licensed & Insured Insured can be incredibly diffi cult as they RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL AND AND COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL have spent most of their lives living
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Subcommittee voted 5 to 3 to table a bill that would confirm TNR for feral cats is legal within the Commonwealth. The action, which means no further action will be taken this year, was made despite the Senate approving the bill a week prior. In late 2019, the Society unveiled the TNR Alliance in partnership with Culpeper Felines & Friends, CAT (Cat Action Team), For the Cats’ Sake and MAD Cats (Madison Community Cats). Each of the groups is responsible for trapping, and paying half of spaying and neutering expenses. The Society also coordinates, transports and arranges an overnight staging area for cats. The Society does not have a facility and will not remove colonies from properties. However, it will provide food for property owners to leave out for the colony. For safety reasons, volunteers do not publicize the locations of colonies because they don’t want the public to think of them as drop-off points for unwanted pets. With the winter months coming, the Society is searching for large and extra large hard-sided coolers to create insulated cat shelters for the colonies. If interested, drop off coolers at 425 Azalea St., Culpeper by Oct. 23.
Some of the group’s other initiatives include low cost spay/neuter, free pet food for seniors, veterans, diasbled and low income families,
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dogs on chains. Those seeking services can email info@culpeperhumanesociety.com. maria@culpepertimes.com
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each team are on the track - a jammer from each team, whose job is to lap the other team in order to score points, and four blockers, who attempt to stop the other team’s jammer and clear a path for their own jammer. When the bout is set to begin, the referee blows their whistle signalling the blockers to begin skating. Behind the group of blockers are the jammers. After the blockers begin to skate away, a second whistle blows, which signals the jammers take off after the blockers. Once a jammer gets through the pack, they speed around the track again in order to collect points. Payne, a blocker, isn’t looking for anyone within a certain age range or body type. “Everybody is unique,” she continued. “Size doesn’t matter. None of that matters.”
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However, a basic level of skill on skates and safety gear are important, she continued. “If you have the drive and you want to try something different and kind of really push yourself out of your comfort zone and up your confidence, roller derby, in my opinion, 100% the way to do it.” Despite being a contact sport, Payne said, it’s not as dangerous as football or rugby.
“As long as you are confident in your abilities and you know where you’re at levelwise,” she said. “I think you can go into it as safe as possible, but I mean you’re on wheels so there’s always a risk.” Derby names and personas, Payne argues, are perhaps the most fun part of derby. Payne derived her name, Evil Genevil, from her love of Pennywise and evil clowns. Other derby names
can be references to a player’s physical attributes like height, a personality trait, a play on a celebrity’s name and more. “Nobody thinks today they’re going to put on a pair of skates and a bunch of pads and start hitting people,” she said. “It really brings out something in you that I don’t think anybody knows they even have.” maria@culpepertimes.com
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A resolution regarding the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors’s intention not to fund non-governmental entities that imposed COVID-19 vaccine or testing mandates failed due to the lack of a second during a meeting Tuesday. According to the resolution, the board sought to reduce the administrative burden on staff regarding funding requests from non-governmental entities with mandates that were unlikely to succeed in light of upcoming budget processes. If passed, the funding would have ceased in fiscal year 2023. The board greenlit funding for 34 non-governmental entities this fiscal year including Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services with $402,698 and Germanna Community College with $28,158. Supervisor Tom Underwood made a motion to pass the resolution, however none of his colleagues put forth a second, resulting in a failure to go to a vote. On Sept. 19, Underwood posted his stance on vaccine mandates on social media, triggering discussion on the topic. “As one member of the Board of Supervisors, I can assure you that Culpeper County will cease all support for and cooperation with Powell Wellness Center as of November 1 if they fire a single employee or cause an employee to resign over a vaccine mandate,” Underwood, who represents the Salem District, wrote on his personal Facebook page. Underwood said on Sept. 20 he has had multiple constituents approach him about the potential of losing their jobs if they refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Underwood said the Nov. 1 deadline was one Powell set forth, and not him. He continued he wasn’t specifically targeting Powell but included other employers such as the Virginia Department of Transportation. According to Culpeper County Finance Director Valerie Lamb, the county does not and has not ever funded Powell Wellness Center. In the comments section of his social media post, Underwood invited the public to view communication exchanges between supervisors via email about the proposed resolution. “I hope the entire Board and staff agrees that clarity on our position on COVID mandates is the #1 issue for constituents and employees,” Underwood wrote in an email dated Sept. 14. “If there is not clarity on this, let’s add discussion relative to the importance of COVID vaccine mandates to our agenda.” “If COVID mandates are the issue, it is time we have a backbone and get real,” he continued. “Our constituents want it, demand it, pray for it. We need to be prepared to answer their demands.”
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The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors discussed a resolution that would prohibit COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandates during a meeting on Oct. 5.
In other emails, Underwood proposed other possible repercussions for entities who imposed mandates. “To the extent it is legal, we should also add that we hereby revoke the tax exempt status that has been previously granted by the Board to any organization imposing a COVID vaccine mandate on its employees,” Underwood wrote in an email dated Sept. 20. Prior to the failed motion, the board engaged in a heated discussion about a prior resolution that would have prohibited mandates for county employees. Despite Underwood arguing it would be the most important resolution the board would ever vote on, supervisors Paul Bates and Brad Rosenberger explained that although they did not agree with the government mandating vaccines, they determined the resolution’s passage may be “hasty” or have “bad timing.” Chairman Gary Deal, who read from a prepared written statement, agreed with Bates and Rosenberger, adding passing the resolution could possibly invite “unintended consequences” from the federal government via cuts in funding or other penalties. Underwood called his colleagues “wimps” before the resolution failed with a 5 to 2 vote. Underwood and C. Jack Frazier casted the lone yes votes. maria@culpepertimes.com
Supervisors honor fallen officer The Culpeper County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution on Oct. 5 to recognize and honor the late veteran Culpeper County sheriff’s Capt. James Anthony “Tony” Sisk. According to the Officer Down Memorial website, Sisk died from complications of COVID-19, which he acquired in the line of duty. It is unclear whether Sisk was vaccinated against the virus.
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So, you’ve gotten the call from your provider after your annual mammogram telling you that they need additional imaging. Regardless of the reason, it can sound daunting, and you may feel a little uneasy about going in for a second appointment. However, Jonathan Nguyen, MD, a breast radiologist at UVA Jonathan Outpatient ImNguyen, MD aging Culpeper, said getting called back after an annual mammogram is very common, especially for women getting their first baseline mammogram. In fact, 10% to 12% of women receiving mammograms in the United States are called back for a diagnostic mammogram or other additional
imaging, and fewer than 10 percent of those women are found to have cancer. “Even though we may need additional imaging after an annual or baseline mammogram, most patients end up not needing a biopsy or having breast cancer,” Nguyen said. “We just need to do some more tests to prove it.” Below, Nguyen demystifies the call-back mammogram process to help alleviate any anxiety. WHAT TO EXPECT
Annual or baseline mammograms are also known as “screening” mammograms, which are used to help identify small breast cancers. This type of mammogram takes two images of each breast: one from the top and one from the side. “The radiologist is looking for anything that could represent a breast cancer,” Nguyen noted. “Very often we are identifying subtle changes on the mammogram
or small masses. A diagnostic mammogram allows the radiologist to perform special views to help prove if this area is normal breast tissue or something suspicious.” At UVA Outpatient Imaging Culpeper, all screening and diagnostic mammography utilizes 3D mammography – a low-dose X-ray that moves in an arc motion over the breast. This movement captures multiple images from different angles to give radiologists a clearer view of the breast tissue. On average, a 3D mammogram takes about 30 minutes to complete. “3D mammography is becoming the true standard of care for breast cancer screenings and diagnostic evaluation,” said Nguyen. Research has shown that, compared to 2D mammograms, 3D mammograms are more successful in detecting cancer early and significantly reduce the number of false-positive results. Your radiologist may also recommend a breast ultrasound, a non-in-
vasive test that uses sound waves to produce images of the internal structure of the breast. “Ultrasound can sometimes clearly demonstrate a finding that we see on mammogram is a benign breast condition, such as simple cyst or a normal lymph node, which can avoid a biopsy.” At UVA Outpatient Imaging Culpeper, you will get your results and next steps before leaving your appointment. “If everything comes back normal, you can return to a screening mammogram in one year. If the imaging findings cannot prove that the area is normal breast tissue, we will schedule you for a biopsy as the next step,” he explained. HOW TO STAY CALM
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R E A L E S TAT E Hair salon owner, mentor starts new chapter at new location By Maria Basileo CULPEPER TIMES
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Corrie Gyory, owner of Mane Street Hair Salon, opened the relocated hair salon on Waters Place on Oct. 5 and will host a ribbon cutting ceremony at 3 p.m. on Oct. 15. Gyory has helped three apprentices get licensed and enter the field since beginning the program six years ago.
Southern California transplant Corrie Gyory found home in Culpeper when she was 16-years-old and found her passion for hair soon after. “I was kind of a pain-in-the-butt kid, but I had hair at 17,” she said. “That’s what really has kept me focused and driven.” Gyory acquired Mane Street Hair Salon on North Main Street five years ago after being the manager there for three years, but never felt like it was truly hers. “My lease was just getting ready to come up and I was like ‘I want my own (salon).’ I want it to feel like it’s mine since this is what we’re going to be doing forever,” she said. By happenstance, Gyory moved to a location she had been eyeing for a while. “I have always loved this space,” she said. “I’ve always just watched this space and I’m like, ‘That’s where I want to go.’” The new location - adjacent to
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about it, just lots of long nights and exhausting days.” About six years ago, Gyory began an apprenticeship program out of her salon where students spend two and a half years becoming licensed and another two and a half years working at the salon. “We’re very much all about education,” she said. “I love that there’s a new tech center in town, so I’ve been talking and working alongside them.” Gyory hopes to possibly expand her “educational salon” to bring in more space for students. “If I can get people to start that at their age and be, you know, 25 and making decent money and love their career when most people don’t have that luxury anymore, that’s really where I’m stoked about it,” Gyory said, who has been doing hair for 16 years. So far, three apprentices have completed the program. The salon offers hair services for both men and women as well as sugaring, waxing and eyelashes. maria@culpepertimes.com
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Car accidents shock drivers to their core by their mere suddenness, but when Karah Thompson’s 9-month-old son, Beckett, failed to cry after the impact, she began to panic. “It was devastating because he wasn’t crying. He wasn’t doing anything,” she said. “I was shaking so bad while trying to get him unbuckled.” Thompson was hit at the intersection of Blue Ridge Avenue and Sperryville Pike while en route to pick up her daughter Bryleigh, 4, at church on Sept. 20. The crash broke the axle and wheel off on her van,
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS These property transfers for June 2021 were provided by the Culpeper County Assessor’s Office. Appreciation is extended to W. Jason Kilby and his staff. September Top Dollar Deal: Stevensburg District, $12,000,000. The printing of this list is made possible by ReMax Crossroads of Culpeper. Catalpa District 9/1: Botkin, Mary E to Rivas, Maira Dallanara; .78 acres located at 13401 Bonnie CT, $308,000 9/1: Perkins, Timothy A and Wife to Walker, Kyle P and Other; 10.04 acres located near Settle School RD, $123,000 9/1: Burke, Michael J and Wife to Cedar Homes Investments LLC; 1.24 acres located at 13353 Lake CT, $185,000 9/1: Nichols, Walker B & Nichols, Frances M to Stanley, Cynthia; .63 acres located at 11395 Sperryville PIKE, $249,000 9/1: Burrows, Les Thomas to Brown, Taylor and Other; 1.65 acres located at 9650 Roys LN, $255,000 9/7: Mcalary, Brian G and Other to Derry, Mark S and Wife; 11.71 acres located near Alum Springs RD, $125,000 9/7: Grimsley, Fallon R to Garo, Elizabeth Ann; 1 acre located at 15124 Woodland Church RD, $375,000 9/7: Vaneeckhout, Patrick and Wife to Corbin, Stephen; .95 acres located at 12304 Eggbornsville RD, $130,000 9/13: Fitzgerald, Michael to Smith, Danielle; 13.44 acres located at 6455 Tamarack CV, $300,000 9/15: Berkeridge, Paul and Other to Dodson, Candace N and Other; 11 acres located at 11960 Alum Springs RD, $429,900 9/21: MD Russell Construction to Turzak, James E and Wife; 11.50 acres located near Perrys Mountain LN, $185,000 9/21: Landis, Deborah Flinchum to Brown, Patricia; 5 acres located near Docs RD, $184,000 9/28: Dutch Hollow LLC to Baranyk, Curtis Walker and Other; 11.28 acres located near Dutch Hollow RD, $169,900 9/29: Larocque, Michael E and Wife to Reinstorm, Sheryl and Other; 2.45 acres located at 11021 Woodduck LN, $550,000 Catalpa Town District 9/1: Anderson, Joy Curtis to Argueta Cantizano, Eduardo V; .26 acres located at 129 Garr AVE, $240,000 9/28: Dwyer, Larry G and Wife to Diksa, Todd and Wife; .33 acres located at 118 Garr AVE, $330,000 9/28: Dayswan LLC to Beans, David Warren; .25 acres located at 146 Garr AVE, $242,000 9/30: Noyes, Leigh Ann to Muenger, Phoebe J; .25 acres located at 117 W Fairview RD, $249,000 Cedar MTN District 9/2: Halstead, Kelly and Other to Reynoso, Arturo E Nolasco; 20.46 acres located at 23240 Cedar Mountain DR, $550,000 9/7: Robinson, Bryant L and Wife to Morris, Christopher N and Wife; 10.25 acres located near Spring Creek DR, $160,000 9/7: Trigon Homes LLC to Fentress, Mark and Wife; 2.82 acres located at 20141 Kinglet CT, $532,448 9/9: McConnell, Allan D Jr and Wife to McCombs, John C and Wife; 1.12 acres located at 11395 Fox Hill RD, $479,000 9/15: McMichael, Robert E JR and Wife to Rhodes, John Anthony and Wife, Multiple parcels located near Belle Clair RD $650,000 9/16: Trigon Homes LLC to Johnston, James Loren and Wife; 1.02 acres located at 20142 Kinglet CT, $412,069.21 9/16: Rendon, Jose Corral to Gilmer, Clifton A; 3 acres located at 23288 Slaughters Mill RD, $375,000 9/27: Szabolacky, Stephen L and Wife to Culpeper Wellness Foundation; 9 acres located at Lovers LN, $950,000 9/29: El-Yacoubi, Abd Al-Muhhsin and Other to Trigon Homes LLC; 12.74 acres located near Thoroughfare LN, $124,900 9/30: Trigon Homes LLC to Wing, Michelle Lynn Stillwagon; 1.99 acres located near Blackbird LOOP, $65,000 Cedar MTN Town District 9/2: Utz, Katherine E to Stevens, Dorothea E; .13 acres located at 800 Ripplebrook DR, $310,000 East Fairfax District 9/7: Orta, Shiumara and Husband to Uraje Martinez, Jesus and Others; .21 acres located at 1905 Martina WAY, $420,00 9/10: Chesapeake Foods INC to FCPT Holdings LLC; 1.67 acres located at 15181 Montanus DR, $4,114,936 9/16: Berman, Ashley K and Husband to Rawlings, Nathan and Wife; .16 acres located at 2120 Peachtree CT, $375,000 9/20: Gaskins, William M to Thomas, Jennie E; .26 acres located at 1576 Harrier LN, $310,000 9/21: Sonifrank, Edward Lee and Other to Ruano, Diane Stephanie and Husband; .23 acres located at 2405 Butternut LN, $370,000 9/27: Turner, Doris W to Miller, James W; .22 acres located at 833 Kingsbrook RD, $455,000 9/28: Gonzalez, Carlos Enrique to Dell’isola, Michael D JR and Other; .70 acres located at 15607 Great Bridge LN, $544,000 9/28: Lagos, Francia C and Wife to Feibelman, Laura and Others; Townhouse located at 2031 Cranberry LN, $305,000 Jefferson District 9/7: Tickle, William and Wife to West, Todd W and Wife; 1.06 acres located at 17289 Kettlebrook LNDG, $565,000 9/14: Pulliam Robert William and Wife to Wilson, Casey and Wife; 1.63 acres located at 16379 Covey CIR, $589,000 9/21: Ross, Thomas James II to Trigon Homes LLC; 20.43 acres located near Silk RD, $265,000 9/24: Bailey, Scott D and Other to Castellucci, Daniel and Wife; 1.2 acres located at 2077 Somerset DR, $585,000 9/27: O’Bannon, Gareth Alan to Hylton, Richard; .09 acres located near Scottsville RD, $30,000 9/28: Lillybrooke LLC to Wisnieski, Dale A and Wife; 2.05 acres located at 1983 Bentley Ridge RD, $570,000 9/30: Kenney, Margaret Mary to Adams, Alisha E; 3 acres located at 6053 Bilal CT, $380,000 Salem District 9/1: Morgan, Thomas R and Wife to Cole Family LC; 14.08 acres located at 5055 Duncan TRL, $360,000 9/1: Chadlo LLC and Other to Muffley, Craig and Wife; 3.61 acres located near Griffinsburg RD, $140,000 9/1: Piedmont RE Investments LLC and Other to Fortner, Steven J; 2.53 acres located at 8009
Tinsley PL, $590,000 9/7: Lee, Nancy to Merritt, Nathaniel and Other; 15.65 acres located at 7706 Hazeland LN, $700,000 9/7: CTS Properties LLC to Fitzgerald, Trisha; 2.46 acres located near Covington Home PL, $104,300 9/7: Prevatte, Lisa R and Husband to Wantland, Chase Orion; 6.83 acres located at 10565 Hidden Lake LN, $410,000 9/10: Jenkins, Michael R and Other to Country View Homes LLC; 2.37 acres located at 13084 Stonehouse Mtn RD, $75,000 9/15: Gayheart, M Andrew to McKay, Bryan A and Wife; 3.90 acres located at 6442 Tharp RD, $360,000 9/15: Thornhill, Karl D and Wife to Hamilton, Nicholas W and Wife; 5.5 acres located at 6325 Sperryville PIKE, $495,000 9/17: Silvia, Kenneth W to Tines, Marcus; 2.05 acres located at 15562 Norman RD, $325,000 9/17: Hermon, Kabir to Standley, John M; 1.32 acres located at 11053 Sweetwater CT, $410,000 9/20: Rudy, Don S and Others to Mora, Vilma L and Husband; .41 acres located at 11434 Sperryville PIKE, $210,000 9/21: SONA INC to Duran, Doris Lynn and Husband; 2.04 acres located at 10462 Quartz AVE, $483,740 9/22: Perez, Benjamin J and Wife to Sonifrank, Edward Lee III; 1.40 acres located at 12063 Obannons Mill RD, $399,900 9/22: Berry, Anthony Edward SR and Wife to Wines, Scott Jason and Wife; 7.23 acres located at 12204 Old Stillhouse RD, $500,000 9/23: Rogers, Catriona E and Other to Ceo, Peter and Wife; 8.92 acres located at 10440 lanes Farm LN, $180,000 9/24: Fox, Elizabeth A to Berry, Anthony E SR and Wife; 36.39 acres located near Emerald Hill RD, $200,000 9/24: SONA INC to Fortier, Laurence R and Other; 2.03 acres located at 10326 Limestone AVE, $453,943 9/27: BGS Homes INC to Payne, David Glenn and Other; 3.97 acres located at 14018 Norman RD, $489,900 9/27: Heinrich, Mark R and Wife to Say, Jeffrey A and Wife; 1.38 acres located at 12274 Old Stillhouse RD, $500,000 Stevensburg District 9/2: Low, Duncan K and Wife to Peterson, Alexandra; 7.2 acres located at 14360 Temple LN, $700,000 9/7: Ripple Effects LLC to Molina, Luis Alonso and Wife; 5.51 acres located near Blackjack RD, $115,000 9/7: Geisler, Judson Edward and Wife to Dunn, Emily Victoria and Other; 6.1 acres located at 17145 Corder RD, $475,000 9/8: Pardee Virginia Timber 2 LLC to Lerman, Samuel Schrag and Wife; 47.17 acres located near Richards Ferry RD, $214,000 9/8: Kenefick, Robert J and Wife to Culver, German P JR and Wife; 4.24 acres located near Bradford RD, $92,800 9/9: Redd, Moroni and Wife to Burriss, Sandra Lee; .77 acres located at 15026 North Ridge BLVD, $550,000 9/14: Tahiry, Mohammad Rasul to Moktadir, Syed Golam; 12.25 acres located near Mt Pony RD, $100,000 9/15: Patriot Land Group INC to Mullen’s Properties LLC; 1.02 acres located at 16182 Marathon DR, $1,200,000 9/16: Louisa United Methodist Church and Other to Soulier, Kenneth and Wife; 7.98 acres located near Walkers LN, $100,000 9/21: Sanford & Sons Construction to Mitchell, Michael M and Wife; 1.65 acres located at 21310 Payton LN, $320,000 9/23: A2Z Investment Fund LLC to Miller, Myra Denise; 1.15 acres located at 14430 Green Garden LN, $391,000 9/24: 14521 McDevitt Holdings LLC to SAAM Ventures LLC; Multiple parcels located near McDevitt DR, $12,000,000 9/27: Carrico, David John to Levin, Anna Alexandra; 16.07 acres located at 20387 Mt Pony RD, $420,000 9/29: Williams, Mary Beth to Brizuela Romero, Oscar and Other; 22.82 acres located at 15604 Glen Ella RD, $550,000 West Fairfax District 9/2: Fletcher, Stephen J to Fronapel, Kyle Glen; Townhouse located at 888 Persimmon PL, $260,000 9/9: Cooper, Lisa K to Sydnor, Gregory W and Wife; .23 acres located at 929 Augustine DR, $418,800 9/10: Hurtco LLC to Benoit, India M; .27 acres located near W Scanlon ST, $50,000 9/10: Montes, Evelin Najarro and Others to Macbeth, Micah and Wife; Townhouse located at 824 Persimmon PL, $275,000 9/13: Scanlon LLC to Akintilerewa, Olugbenga R and Wife; Townhouse located at 831 Fairview Village CT, $229,900 9/14: West, Kenneth F and Other to Gagne, Brian J; .26 acres located at 904 Fairwood DR, $425,000 9/15: Batten, Clarence to FSK Office LLC; .23 acres located at 317 S West ST, $242,000 9/20: M Corbin LLC to Abed, Muhammed; .20 acres located near First ST, $45,000 9/20: McEwen, Sandra Sue to Carlson, Caitlin A; Townhouse located at 741 Colonels CT, $220,000 9/20: Chiaravalloti, Joseph R and Wife to Leftwich, Ronald William and Wife; .39 acres located at 871 Lakeland CT, $460,000 9/22: Surratt, Robert and Wife to Carter, Andrew Scott and Wife; 1.52 acres located at 1099 Oaklawn DR, $565,000 9/23: Nicholas, Jack D and Others to Culpeper Community Development Corporation; 3.13 acres located at 250 Gardner ST, $1,080,000 9/23: Culpeper Land Investments LLC to Hernandez, Sandra Isabel; Townhouse located at 839 Fairview Village CT, $230,000 9/24: Say, Jeffrey A and Wife to Akuichoue Ouakeu, Armand; .16 acres located at 662 Holly Crest DR, $379,000 9/24: Ryan, Denis S to Romero Mendez, Denis E and Wife; .19 acres located at 121 W Park AVE, $275,000 9/24: Payne, David G and Wife to Molina, Alexander; .30 acres located at 1069 Virginia AVE, $409,000 9/30: Lovejoy, Randall K to Wolff, Nathan; 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Number of CCPS student COVID-19 cases hit low By Maria Basileo CULPEPER TIMES
Less students within Culpeper County Public Schools have contracted COVID-19 in the last two weeks compared to weeks prior, according to data published by the district. A weekly COVID-19 report, accounting for Sept. 25 through Oct. 1., confirmed 35 cases among students and one among staff across all 12 county schools. Culpeper Middle School sustained the highest number of confirmed student cases with 14.
Another weekly report, accounting for Oct. 2-8, confirmed 19 cases among students and four among staff. Culpeper Middle School again sustained the highest number of confirmed cases with seven. CCPS began publishing a weekly report of the impact of COVID-19 in its schools on Aug. 27. Reports also include the number of students and staff who are newly quarantined due to close contact with an infected person at school or outside of school. The Sept. 25 through Oct. 1. re-
port showed 158 students in quarantine - 92 from close contact in school and 66 outside of school. No district teachers entered quarantine. The Oct. 2-8 report showed 89 students in quarantine - 48 from close contact in school and 41 outside of school - which is the lowest student quarantines have been since the district began reporting data in August. Three district teachers entered quarantine due to close contact at school. Data collection for the report be-
gins on Saturday and runs through Friday. Reports are published on Friday afternoons and can be found online at www.culpeperschools.org. According to the Virginia Department of Health, there have been 6,228 cases and 79 deaths in Culpeper County. There were 83 confirmed and 166 probable cases statewide on Oct. 11, according to data from VDH. Statewide, there have been over 895,000 cases and over 13,000 deaths since the department began to keep track in February 2020. maria@culpepertimes.com
Culpeper schools adjust menus to accommodate supply challenges By Maria Basileo CULPEPER TIMES
National supply chain disruptions have crept into Culpeper County Public Schools cafeterias. The district has decreased menu options this school year in response to supply issues, and have added a statement to its menus alerting families that menu items are subject to change based on availability. According to Director of Food Services Greg Beamer, the district
is experiencing some supply issues from its main food distributor, but said they are lucky the distributor is local in order to work closely to meet the district’s needs. “If there is a case when our local vendor is not going to be able to meet our needs,” Beamer said,” we are looking for items from other vendors who can accommodate us during that shortage so that we can minimize any impact on our students.”
On Sept. 29, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced assistance to help schools respond to supply chain disruptions. “USDA is aware that some schools are experiencing challenges purchasing and obtaining food for their meal programs and is taking swift action to ensure that doesn’t interfere with their ability to serve meals to the children in their care,” a press release from the department reads. “The department is
actively engaging with partners to best leverage existing options for addressing potential supply chain issues – such as emergency procurement, higher meal reimbursement rates, and targeted waivers of certain meal standard requirements – and assess any additional needs.” CCPS is part of a cooperative that purchases from Merchants Grocery Company, Inc. which is located in Culpeper. maria@culpepertimes.com
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Cally’s playtime Now that I have told you how life began for my Widow and me, let me fill you in on some of my favorite play things. First, my tail. It took me a while to figure out that it was attached. I thought it was another creature that was following me, so I pounced. Round and round we went. Such fun. Then I refined the tail-chase. Now, I pretend not to look at my tail while looking at it over my shoulder. When the time is right, I pounce on it and seem to mean business. Sometimes I give it a bit of a nip as though it belonged to someone else. Always I end up letting the poor thing loose, so that I can begin again. If we have house guests, I use the corner of the shower stall for privacy. That does leave a few cat hairs behind, but let them wonder. Do I really take a shower with my human, or what?
the advice of friends, she bought a laser pen light thinking to “up my game.” At first, I was fascinated with the moving red light. Up and down, back and forth it went. And I went batty chasing it hither and yon, only to have it disappear. The humans who were watching roared with laughter at my frustration. Then I had an “aha moment.” Why should I chase a light, I said to myself, when I couldn’t put a paw on it? When I expend energy chasing something, I want the thrill of the catch. I want to hold it down. Conquer it. Like with mice in the basement. I discussed this with another cat friend who also had been through the laser pen fiasco. We concluded that the laser pen industry was sinking fast when some advertising wizard decided to pitch it to cat lovers. What better way to get a laugh while making their pets look foolish? As for thoughtful and discerning felines, we would much rather chase a twist tie. Or maybe a shoe string hanging from a door knob. Or a bottle cap that dropped to the floor.
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WALKING THE COUNTERTOP
My Widow finally began to feel guilty about my lack of cat toys. Upon
Walking the counter top is also something most of us do for sport. It
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drives our humans crazy and gives us satisfaction for such things as the laser pen humiliation. Personally, I’m an intermittent counter walker and usually do this around bed time when my human isn’t in the kitchen. Sometimes I get caught in the act and have to quickly jump down, giving the classic cat excuse that I didn’t know I was up there. I have also been known to do a counter walk when my human has dinner guests. I know there is absolutely nothing she can say to convince her guests that this is unusual. They think it is my everyday behavior, and they are horrified. I think it’s poetic justice for not being allowed to eat what they eat. My friend, Boo, is also a countertop walker. It’s her daily routine, especially in the morning when the vitamins come out of their bottles for her humans to consume. Vitamins are irresistible. They roll so nicely and they drop off the edge almost silently. It’s a short game that ends in a glare or a lecture on “the cost of vitamins.” Since Boo doesn’t know the cost of anything, and certainly not vitamins, the lecture is meaningless. More on our adventures when next we meet. Purrfectly yours, Cally.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Agricultural roots makes Durr right fit
Although I do not reside in the Cedar Mountain District of the county, I am endorsing David Durr, candidate for board of supervisors for the Cedar Mountain District. I served as president of Culpeper Farmers’ Cooperative in 2007 when Dave was hired as general manager, a position he held for 10 years. Agriculture is an important business in Culpeper County, and Dave has great knowledge of the business, including how to control expenses. Dave became involved with
the Culpeper County Chamber of Commerce while serving as general manager of the cooperative, serving on the board of directors and later as chairman. After his retirement from the cooperative, Dave continued to stay active in the community and currently serves on the Culpeper County Agricultural and Forestal District Advisory Committee. Dave Durr is a hard worker and a man of his word. He cares about the Culpeper community as shown by
Chase’s decades of service deserves constituents’ votes
It seems that our board of supervisors is becoming too polarized by issues of national party politics. Culpeper does not need leadership driven by ideology. It needs leaders dedicated to decision making based on the needs and desires of the citizens of Culpeper. Bill Chase is the right person to represent the Stevensburg District on the board of supervisors. He is not aligned with a political party and has decades of experience to offer. He has served on the board of supervisors for years and has chaired the board numerous times. He knows how to get things done at both the local and state levels.
Bill Chase has a lifetime of leadership experience, both in the military and as Stevenburg’s supervisor. He drops everything to be an advocate for citizens having an issue needing resolution, and he knows exactly whom to contact to get that resolution. While he has a mobility issue at the present time, he stays totally in touch with the board and his constituents. He is always available to help. Please join me in voting for Bill Chase for Stevensburg supervisor. Chuck Gyory Stevensburg District
his involvement in many volunteer organizations. It is good to have new blood and ideas on the board of supervisors. After knowing and working with David Durr, I am happy to endorse him for this position. Please join me in supporting David Durr for Cedar Mountain representative on the Culpeper Board of Supervisors. Gregory A. Smith Stevensburg District ➤ Health, from Page 8 ing. Whether you feel anxiety, fear, sadness or disbelief, it’s normal to feel uneasy about this process. “The most important thing to remember is the vast majority of diagnostic mammograms come back normal,” Nguyen emphasized. “But if you feel anxious or overwhelmed at your appointment, tell your technologist or radiologist. We can walk you through step-by-step to make sure you feel as comfortable as possible during your exam and when discussing your results.” For more information about breast care services available in Culpeper, visit UVAHealth.com/ my-mammo.
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PATH Foundation supports Culpeper Wellness Foundation recreation center The PATH Foundation has committed $500,000 in project funding to support the recreation center currently under development by the Culpeper Wellness Foundation. In recognition of this gift, the center will be known as PATH Recreation Center. “We are extremely grateful for the PATH Foundation’s support,” said Culpeper Wellness Foundation President
Shari Landry. “This generous gift moves us closer to realization of our vision of a community facility where families can come together to enjoy sports, exercise and all kinds of recreation.” The center will include two full size multipurpose courts, a fitness facility and two activity rooms, each with A/V equipment. The courts will accommodate instructional, recreational and league basketball, pickleball and
volleyball and include two batting cages. Additionally, the new center will offer a diverse array of programs and activities that including tumbling, arts classes, after school programs, educational programs and more. The recreation center is expected to open in early 2022. “The PATH Foundation board and staff value the work being done by the Culpeper Wellness
Foundation and the collaborative relationship we have developed. The (recreation) center is a huge endeavor that will reap many dividends,” said President and CEO of the PATH Foundation Christy Connolly. “We admire the work they’re doing to create an amazing space for people of all ages to gather, get some exercise, and have some fun! We’re happy to be a small part of their hard work.”
➤ Faith, from Page 10
“We all just decided to go there and help and see what we could do. I knew it would be worth helping.”
“As you go through those ranks (in Boy Scouts), you’re taught how to deal with all situations, so I was trained on what to do in a way,” Pories said. Following the accident, Thompson posted on social media about the boys’ generosity. “If your son was at Yowell skate park this evening and came up after the accident that happened,” she wrote, “please let them know they have helped restore some faith in their generation.” Frederick’s father, Billy, became aware of the post and began messaging Thompson on social media, resulting in plans to get the group together.
“(I wanted) to at least see them again because it was like a blur,” Thompson said. Rese and Billy Frederick as well as Pories met with Thompson and her two children at El Jaripeo in Culpeper on Sept. 26 to reflect on the crash. Mitchell was unable to attend. “I was proud obviously,” Billy Frederick said. “We raised our kids to help out when they should.” “Sometimes I hate being from a small town and then other times it’s heartwarming to know that people are always there to help even if you don’t think that they are,” Thompson said. maria@culpepertimes.com
skateboarding nearby at Yowell Skate Park when they heard the collision and ran over to help. “We heard the smash and then I heard the car like screeching,” Frederick said. “I just ran out there to see what happened.” “We all just decided to go there and help and see what we could do,” he continued. “I knew it would be worth helping.” Mitchell, Frederick said, tried to open the door. “They manhandled the door like the car was on fire to get my kid out, and I could not be more thankful,” Thompson said.
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“We try to find it somewhere,” said Walker, who noted a large uptick in online orders.
“My intention was to make it like the stores I was growing up with,” said Walker, a Culpeper native. “That was the type of service I wanted, where customer service was at another level.”
Another reason for the store’s success is low employee turnover, as Walker said many of the younger workers who find another career path come back to work part-time.
Rarely does a customer enter Gary’s Ace Hardware without being greeted by an employee offering assistance. “Hi, can I help you?” asked store manager and longtime employee Sheila Cooper as she greeted a customer. The customer asked about potting soil and she provided a quick response. Meanwhile, employee Maria Heredia checked out customers. “We emphasize that hometown feeling,” Walker said. Walker tries to stock what customers want, but the pandemic has caused supply chain problems. “It has been disrupted in so many areas,” Walker said. “So much of the hardware comes from China and other foreign countries.” Walker notes, however, that ACE Hardware also offers products online that can be special ordered. For items that ACE doesn’t carry, Walker will call a competitor to see if they have the product before sending the customer there. That is just another example of how Walker provides the customer service he wants to offer.
Home improvement materials and paint have been big sellers during the pandemic, but fishing supplies have also sold well.
“I love having (the young employees) come back,” said Cooper, a store manager, with a smile. “I don’t have to train them.” In addition to hardware, the store carries tools, guns, ammunition, knives, camping and hunting gear, plumbing and cleaning supplies plus lawn and garden tools and supplies. Grills purchased for $399 or more come with free delivery and assembly. The store also makes keys of all varieties. ACE also has a customer loyalty rewards program. Walker, who also works full time for Fireside Hearth & Home, opened Gary’s ACE Hardware due to some ongoing family issues. “The idea was to be closer to home, so I could be more available if needed,” he said. Things worked out so he did not have to leave his full time job. So now he can be found at Ace some week nights, weekends and always on holidays. To Walker, family is that important. “The customers and all the employees are like family,” he said. “It’s nice having second family.”
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Americans expect the light to come on after flipping the wall switch. But behind that illumination, in the co-op world, is a team of people servicing 2.6 million miles of electric lines and providing power to 42 million people across 88 percent of American counties in 47 states. About 56 percent of the nation’s land mass is served by electric cooperatives. Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC), with its 430 employees, is one of about 833 member-owned utilities. REC delivers electricity to portions of 22 Virginia counties, including Culpeper. It maintains over 17,000 miles of energized electric lines with around 170,000 commercial and residential connections, while adding about 3,000 connections annually. John Hewa, who has been with REC for 3 ½ years, took over as president and CEO in August 2020. Hewa replaced Kent Farmer, who retired following 41 years at REC – 16 as the president and CEO. “I have been in the electric utility sector for 25 years,” said Hewa, who also served as CEO at electric cooperatives in Florida and Texas. “I am fascinated with the (electric) grid.” REC covers some of the most remote, rugged, challenging and rural terrain to provide electric service in rural areas. Culpeper has around 1,300 miles of power lines serving nearly 13,200 connections. “We have about 10 accounts per mile,” said Hewa. “On average, we have far less consumers per mile and far less revenue per mile. It’s higher upkeep.” REC is a member of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, where Hewa served as vice president of research, engineering and technical services, working to adopt smart grid technologies. He marvels at the collaborative spirit of the co-ops throughout the country. In October 2020, the town and County of Culpeper and environs experienced a major power outage. Technology and planning allowed REC to begin restoring power within 20 minutes thanks to redundancy and back feeding. In the future, REC plans to continue adding data to its outage map to help customers determine when the lights will come on.
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This week the Culpeper Food Closet is in need of drinks such as bottled water, Gatorade and soda, individually wrapped snacks, canned fruit and instant oatmeal. The Food Closet provides food and personal care items for Culpeper families, individuals, and seniors in need of assistance. Website: ststephensculpeper. net | (540) 825-1177 | Email: culpeperfoodcloset@gmail. com. LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS OPEN FARMLAND WORKSHOP TO REALTORS, PUBLIC
Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation District and Virginia Cooperative Extension will host the Greater Piedmont Farmland Marketing Conference for Realtors: Tools for Marketing and Preserving Farmland on Oct. 14 at the PVCC Giuseppe Center in Greene. The fee for this workshop is $25, which includes a box lunch from Over the Top Chef. To register online with a credit card visit https://tinyurl. com/Farmland-Marketing. For more information contact Katie Woodward at 540-948-6881 or kjenk@vt.edu. CHURCH HOSTS ESTATE YARD SALE
Free Union Baptist Church will host a yard sale in its parking lot at 21649 Mt. Pony Road From 10-4 p.m. on Oct. 16. Some of the items include antique sofas, books, bone China sets, lamps, chandeliers, jacuzzi tub, hutch, server and more. FIRE AND RESCUE SQUAD HOSTING CANDIDATE FORUM
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The Richardsville Fire and Rescue Squad will host a forum for Stevensburg and Cedar Mountain candidates running for the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors at 7 p.m. on Oct. 19 at 29361 Eleys Ford Road in Richardsville. The forum will begin with the RFRS giving a brief presentation about its relationship with the county government. Each candidate will be allowed to give a two minute opening statement. Questions will be asked directly by citizens attending the forum. Each candidate will then be allowed to give a two minute closing statement.
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Started by local restaurateurs in 2009, the event encourages diners to break out of typical workweek patterns and share a meal with family and friends at eleven different independently owned Culpeper Downtown restaurants with specially priced menu options -- $35 per person includes a 3-course dinner to include an appetizer, entrée and dessert. Menus and additional details may be found at: www.culpeperdowntown.com/ restaurant-week.html CULPEPER HUMAN SERVICES MEETING TO BE HELD
The regular monthly meeting of the Culpeper County Human Services Board, Social Services Board and the Head Start Board will be held at 1 p.m. on Oct. 20 in the conference room at Culpeper Human Services building. Interested citizens are welcome to attend the meeting but must follow the COVID 19 health screening guidelines and protocol. HAUNTED WALKING TOUR HOSTED DOWNTOWN
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Culpeper Human Services will be sponsoring Doris’s Senior Angels - formerly known as Santa to a Senior. This program is for Culpeper County residents ages 60 and over with a monthly income of less than $1,200 per month and would like to be adopted for Christmas. If you know of anyone or would like to be adopted, please call Becky Phipps at 727-0372 ext. 400 or Doris Clatterbuck at 727-0372 ext. 360. The application can be taken over the phone or you can come to
Culpeper Human Services Office at 1835 Industry Drive to fill out an application. Applications will only be taken until 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 or until all 200 applications are filled. CHURCH HOLDING CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Culpeper United Methodist Women will be having their annual Christmas Bazaar from 9-2 p.m. on Nov. 6 at the Brandy Station Firehall. If you are interested, please contact Mary Alice Hoffman at 540-825-9407 or mahjwh@ verizon.net. CHURCH HOLDS MEMORIAL BREAKFAST
Antioch Baptist Church Trustee Ministry will host the 3rd annual Bobby Slaughter Memorial Mens Pray Breakfast at 9 a.m. on Dec. 4. TEAM JORDAN ANNOUNCES ANNUAL RAFFLE
Team Jordan launched its annual raffle on Sept. 10. During
a Facebook live event at 6 p.m. on Dec. 1, one winning ticket holder will be awarded $15,000 Additionally, there will be six other cash prize winners from the raffle drawing. All of the proceeds generated from the fundraiser go towards furthering the efforts of suicide prevention. Tickets are $100 each. Only 300 tickets will be sold. For further information or to purchase raffle tickets, please call or email Chris Jenkins, Team Jordan Chairperson at 540-718-3030 or email chrisjenkins01@aol.com. CRI CONTINUES FIRST FRIDAYS THROUGH NOVEMBER
Stroll around historic Culpeper Downtown compliments of Culpeper Renaissance, Inc. on the first Friday of each month from 5-8 p.m. August through November to enjoy merchants, live music, special sales, ‘Sip N Shop,’ tastings, refreshments, artists and more. ST. STEPHEN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH – BSA MEN’S GROUP ON ZOOM
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STAFF SERGEANT CRAIG AARON PRUDEN
Staff Sergeant Craig Aaron Pruden, lost his battle to PTSD on September 15th, 2021, at the age of 33 in Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He proudly served his country in the United States Army. For those who knew Craig, they knew him to be a man of passion. Born on September 16th, 1988, in Woodbridge, Virginia, he led a life full of courage and accomplishment. At the age of 18 he enlisted in the United States Army and went on to boldly serve two deployments in Afghanistan and one in Iraq. Through strength and determination, he earned the Sapper tab, distinguishing himself among the many. While deployed he received the Bronze Star with “V” device for heroism and valor in the face of danger. He was wounded in battle in Afghanistan and was awarded the Purple Heart. Army Awards include: De Fleury Medal, Meritorious Service Medal Army Commendation Medal, 7xs Army Achievement Medal, 4xs Army Good Conduct Medal, 4xs National Defense Service Medal Afghanistan Campaign Medal w/Bronze service Star, 2xs Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Iraq Campaign Medal w/Bronze Service Star Overseas Service Bar, 3xs Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal Army Service Ribbon Overseas Service Ribbon, Sapper Tab, NATO Medal Combat Action Badge, United States Army Recruiter Identification Badge, Gold Air Assault Badge Noncommissioned Offi-
As highly decorated as he was, he was as selfless and true a man one could ever find. He humbly dedicated himself to the service and support of others and empowered each one of us to pursue our goals relentlessly. He was highly intelligent, incredibly motivated, and loved with a reckless abandon. He left us with these words, “you have what it takes to be a better version of yourself.” Craig Pruden was the best of us. He lived a life that was more than heroic - it bordered on legendary. He is survived by his wife Mariah, and two sons, Trey and Tristin; his father Rickie and his wife Ellen Pruden, his mother Elizabeth and husband Richard Youngblood; grandparents Lois and the late MGYSGT Arnold Pruden United States Marine, Bill and Joanne Barbee; Aunts Jennifer (Moongia) Jenkins and Kim Pruden; siblings Devon Pruden wife Carli, Cady Pruden, Rebekah Youngblood, Specialist Thomas Youngblood, United States Army Ranger and his wife Shayna, and Eoin Youngblood; in addition to a lifelong friend and brother Anthony Gaston. And his special girls Ni’Vita and Vatani
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NATIONAL COFFEE WITH A COP DAY — Town of Culpeper police officers gathered on a rainy October morning at Raven’s Nest Coffee House to celebrate National Coffee with a Cop Day. Earmarked to encourage communication and positive interactions between law enforcement and the public, the day began as part of National Community Policing Week in 2016. Some of the attendees included Chief Chris Jenkins and Culpeper Town Councilman Pranas Rimeikis.
Please join us in remembering his life at a Funeral service in his honor. To be held at Church of the Nazarene, 14001 Smoketown Rd. Woodbridge, VA 22192 on Tuesday, September 28th. Beginning at 11:00 a.m. Following the service Craig will be laid to rest at Quantico National Cemetery, 18424 Joplin Rd, Triangle, VA 22172. The Family is asking all brothers and sisters current or prior service to reach out to https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/ if they’re in need of help in honor of Craig’s Memory. In lieu of any flowers for the family, please consider donating to k-9forwarriors.org in his honor. He will be missed by so many friends and loved ones. There was so much joy, love, and inspiration that he brought to all our lives. We could not be prouder of the man he became and the legacy he left behind. Til Valhalla “Where Heros Live On Forever.”
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CULPEPER AIR FEST — Crowds gathered at the Culpeper Regional Airport on Oct. 9 for the 21st annual Culpeper Air Fest. The Air Fest features the only civilian-owned-and-operated Harrier jump jet, which can take off and land vertically, yet fly at near supersonic speeds. Some of the performers included The Flying Circus Airshow and Chef Pitts.
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