This fall Loudoun County will become home to the flagship location of The Ballpark, a new, state-of-the-art training and entertainment facility currently under construction in the Lexington Seven development located off Route 7 in Ashburn.
Three years ago, Leesburg resident Hadi Akkad had sold a technology company and was in the process of searching for his next business venture.
Loudoun County’s wine industry is welcoming yet another name to the list of 45 wineries in the county with the opening of Williams Gap Vineyard in Round Hill on April 23.
Starting April 24, the Purcellville Farmers Market will have a new home.
After closing in January for a two-month renovation, Leesburg’s Loudoun Museum is scheduled to reopen while also introducing a new exhibit April 9.
When high school theater productions were shut down last spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Riverside High School students Gabi David and Ryder Quiggle were in the midst of preparing for a production of “Beauty and the Beast,” the school’s annual spring musical.
Like most restaurants operating during the COVID-19 pandemic, Lovettsville’s highly acclaimed Restaurant at Patowmack Farm, owned by Beverly Morton Billand, has experienced significant changes over the past year.
Through her time spent in church, Andrea Johnson learned early about the value in taking care of one’s spirit.
The owners of longtime Loudoun County-based PMSI Pest Management Services are in the process of transforming the former Hunter’s Run Winery located on Route 9 in Hamilton into an events, Airbnb and winery destination.
Spring is just around the corner, and there are plenty of options for entertainment in Loudoun.
With school having been virtual for nearly a year, the theatre program at Leesburg’s Heritage High School was forced to navigate a slew of obstacles in order to make this year’s spring production a reality.
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A group of Loudoun County winemakers have teamed up to create a red wine blend called the 2019 Valle Tranquilo, and bottles went on sale Feb. 12.
As a way to bring awareness and highlight businesses in the town of Leesburg, the town’s Department of Economic Development has launched a video series as part of a new initiative called “Locally Leesburg.”
Salamander Hotels and Resorts in Middleburg has teamed up with Food & Wine Magazine to present “The Family Reunion,” a multi-day event celebrating diversity in the hospitality industry.
-StageCoach Theatre Company Presents “Til Death Do Us Part – murder mystery.” Feb. 6, 7, 13, 14 and 20 at 6:30 p.m. $60 includes show and dinner catered by Pure Perfection LLC. Live at Oatlands, 20850 Oatlands Plantation Lane, Leesburg. Stagecoachtc.com.
Longtime Loudoun County resident Elizabeth Bracey, who has been the managing director at Purcellville’s Franklin Park Visual and Performing Arts Center since 2014, was honored at a recent Purcellville Town Council meeting with the third annual Jim “Doc” Wiley Leadership in the Arts Award.
Goosecup, a hip new coffee and cocktails destination adjacent to the new King Street Station development by the W&OD Trail in downtown Leesburg, is set to open Jan. 30.
Purcellville’s Franklin Park Visual & Performing Arts Center, in conjunction with the Town of Purcellville Arts Council, will host the fourth annual Cabin Fever Film Festival on Friday evening and Saturday morning.
While many Loudoun residents will be mostly enjoying holiday activities from home this year, local businesses and restaurants are trying out creative strategies to attract customers during the holiday season.
Stacey Metcalfe, a prominent local business and nonprofit leader, was named the new head of Morven Park, a 1,000-acre park on the north side of Leesburg.
When Danny Misdom lost his wife of 43 years in November 2019, in the months following her passing he found that his mental and physical health were in need of support.
Ashburn-based pet services franchise Woofie’s and Ellen Zangla Photography recently teamed up to raise $3,500 at the annual Paws and Claus Charity Event, which benefited the Human Society of Loudoun County’s Loudoun Pet Pantry.
A new farm brewery located one mile west of Middleburg is set to open in early December.
About 800 people joined a virtual celebration on Nov. 13 for the 26th Annual Loudoun Chamber of Commerce Small Business Awards, during which Purcellville’s Catoctin Creek Distilling claimed several of the top honors.
The Wine Kitchen, located on King Street in Leesburg, launched a new takeout and delivery-only dining service this week.
The Loudoun County Public Library has launched this year’s 1book1community program and is giving away free copies of the award-winning book “Front Desk” by Kelly Yang.
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