Unique French pastries served with a hot cup of coffee or tea will be the theme at a new “specialty dessert house” at 3 E. Market St. in Leesburg, just across from the county courthouse.
A group of area residents have launched a petition to raise objections to a proposed 38-home subdivision in Middleburg called Banbury Cross Reserve.
Bike TrAle Brewery, located at 101 Loudoun St. in downtown Leesburg, is closing its doors after two years in business and will turn over the keys to Dynasty Brewing out of Ashburn.
Naming committees appointed by the Loudoun County School Board have settled on recommended and alternate names for two Dulles area elementary schools set to open in fall 2021.
Hoping to provide aid to the Selma Estates residents with recurring flood issues, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors directed staff Tuesday night to prepare a plan for establishing a home buy-out program.
The forthcoming Children's Science Center in Loudoun County came one step closer to fruition today as project officials announced that Northwest Federal Credit Union has committed a $10 million gift to the project.
Update: Dec. 4, 5:17 p.m.
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors agreed Tuesday night to increase the county's construction contribution to the Segra Field at Bolen Park and the upcoming training center for DC United and Loudoun United by $10 million due to rising development costs.Loudoun County and D.C. Sports Fac…
The Town of Leesburg in November contracted a Town Plan Design Charrette, and video of the consultant’s closing presentation was recently made available at legacy.leesburgva.gov.
The owners of Lost Creek Winery in Lucketts are planning to open a new wine bar in downtown Leesburg in the spring.
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The Class 5 Stone Bridge Bulldogs and the Class 4 Tuscarora Huskies will aim to continue their postseason success Saturday in the Virginia High School League state football semifinals.
Loudoun County High School senior Olivia Mallow and coach John Senchak earned top honors on the 2019 VHSL Class 4 All-State volleyball team after the Raiders won an eighth consecutive state championship.
Broad Run senior midfielder Kelly Rose earned first-team honors and Lindsey Blythe, Renee Schmidt and Amayah Romandia of Heritage were selected on the second team of the 2019 Virginia High School League Class 4 All-State field hockey team.
The Freedom Eagles used a second-half run to pull away from the host Tuscarora Huskies for a 67-48 victory in the varsity boys' basketball season opener for both teams Monday night in Leesburg.
Woodgrove High School senior Madison Milne has signed her national letter of intent to continue her education and softball career at the University of Virginia's College at Wise.
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