Loudoun County Transit has restored all local, Silver Line and commuter bus service, according to a March 24 press release from the county. A labor dispute between the private operator contrac…
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When Katie Fallon, founder of the Leesburg-based nonprofit Bridle Paths, started a therapeutic riding program about 11 years ago, she knew that horses have a way of healing people a variety of…
A Virginia judge has denied a request from attorneys for one of seven sheriff’s deputies charged in the death of a mental patient to prevent the man’s body from being released until they decid…
A northern Virginia police officer has been fired after fatally shooting a shoplifting suspect last month following a foot chase at a busy shopping mall. Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davi…
Justice was delayed, but not denied for Franklin Antonio Carcamo Giron's victim.
Loudoun County’s newest winery and tasting room opened March 3 on Snickersville Turnpike in Round Hill, making it number 52 in DC’s Wine Country, according to Visit Loudoun.
In response to the recent news that Purcellville Town Attorney Sally Hankins has been placed on administrative leave, Loudoun County Supervisor Tony Buffington, R-Blue Ridge, condemned the may…
For the second year, Lily McBride, a Woodgrove High School junior, is organizing a prom dress pop-up shopping event at the Twice Is Nice Thrift Store which is run by the Ladies Board of Inova …
After a staff briefing during the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors’ March 21 meeting, the board voted 9-0 to adopt the Finance/Government Operations and Economic Development Committee recom…
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin has hired a Tennessee education official to serve as Virginia’s chief schools officer after the previous employee in that role resigned for reasons the administration has declined to explain. The Virginia Department of Education said in a news release Wednesday that Tennessee Chief Academic Officer Lisa Coons will take over the role of superintendent of public instruction effective April 17. Coons’ hiring was announced less than a month after Jillian Balow announced she was stepping down from the post. In Coons’ most recent job in Tennessee, she led all birth to grade-12 academic programming.
Acknowledging that they had no ability to stop a data center being built near a residential neighborhood in Sterling, county supervisors voted 7-2 March 21 to grant a company’s request to buil…
Oviya Amalraj, a J. Michael Lunsford Middle School sixth grade student, needed elan to get through 10 rounds and win the 41st annual Loudoun County Public Schools Regional Spelling Bee on March 9.
People of different races and religions gathered stones to restore a vandalized gravesite at the African American Burial Ground for the Enslaved at Belmont on March 22 while vowing to restore …
The Loudoun Bed and Breakfast Guild held its annual meeting on March 9 hosted by Bluemont Station Brewery and Winery in Bluemont.
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After claiming back-to-back Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association Division III state girls' basketball championships, Virginia Academy moved up to the Division II level prior to th…
Hamilton native Drew Lorinchak displayed grit and determination on his path to earning a spot on a collegiate ice hockey team.
Middleburg native and Loudoun Valley High School graduate Jordan Miller continues to make the most of his senior season on the University of Miami’s basketball team.
Loudoun United FC opened the scoring in the first half before San Antonio FC answered with a second-half goal as the USL Championship teams played to a 1-1 draw on Sunday afternoon in Leesburg.
Like many multi-sport athletes, Tuscarora High School junior Alysa Carrigan closed out a stellar varsity basketball season on March 6 and turned her attention to track and field the next day.
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