The town of Leesburg will now run its outdoor dining program every Friday, Saturday and Sunday until Nov. 8, officials said Friday morning.

Luxurious Leesburg living rarely gets better than this six-bedroom, nearly 10,000-square-foot mansion on a corner lot in the reputable Grenata neighborhood, boasting a richly-decorated interior, an extravagant master suite and a palatial saltwater pool. It can be yours for $2.199 million.

Shocktober, the annual fright fest at The Arc of Loudoun in Leesburg, is going virtual this year, organizers announced Tuesday.

The rainclouds that hung over Loudoun for much of Thursday were merciful enough to dissipate by the evening, allowing opening-night visitors at the Loudoun Arts Film Festival to enjoy the mountainous milieu of Middleburg's 50 West Vineyards in all its sun-dappled glory.

While launching a business during a global pandemic has had its challenges, three business owners on Loudoun Street in Leesburg have decided to take the risk and open storefronts in recent weeks.

A Round Hill-raised pop artist releasing her full-length debut; a film festival that found creative workarounds to continue amid COVID-19; and a vintner looking to bring up the next generation of Loudoun farmers. All this, and more, on this episode of The Go LoCo Podcast!

Discover Purcellville’s latest art project — Painted Benches — has been on display around town for the past few weeks, and this year’s auction to sell the benches will begin online Sept. 14.

Apple Picking and Corn Maze at Great Country Farms. 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. daily. Advance tickets are not required for weekday visits, but are highly recommended for weekends. Come enjoy freshly pressed cider, the What’s a Henway Corn Maze, apple cider donuts and the 12-acre play area. On the weeke…

While local agritourism businesses are booming during the cornonavirus pandemic due to a renewed interest in people wanting to know where their food is coming from, Loudoun County winemaker Doug Fabbioli is introducing a weekly event called the “Loudoun Country Market.”

The old-school Village Lanes Bowling Center on Catoctin Circle in Leesburg is under new ownership.

At a time when families are looking for fun and fairly safe activities, the town of Purcellville has developed a creative scavenger hunt for painted rocks.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic isn't stopping the upcoming Loudoun Arts Film Festival, as the minds behind the event have found creative new ways to keep it going while adhering to social distancing mandates.

Master Sommelier and Culinary Institute of America graduate Jarad Slipp is bringing his pizza-producing skills and a selection of niche wines to Middleburg with a new restaurant set to open this week.

A family-owned Leesburg flower farm has experienced an explosion of interest in freshly cut flowers since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and by quickly pivoting to online sales and deliveries, business is booming for the few-year-old farm.

After closing its downtown Leesburg tourism office for renovations in early March, Visit Loudoun officially reopened its doors to the public on Tuesday.

To commemorate National Park & Recreation Month, the Loudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services has scheduled three pop-up, drive-in movies to be shown at Segra Field in Leesburg on July 17, 24 and 31.

The outdoor pool at Ida Lee's A.V. Symington Aquatic Center will open on July 6, according to town officials.