Walking across an 18th century farm just a few miles outside downtown Leesburg, award-winning chef Tarver King described his vision for a new country dining destination currently under development.

With Halloween falling on a Sunday, here’s a roundup of a few spooky, scary and family-friendly options for a fun weekend.

After Chefscape in Leesburg announced a leadership change in February, with long-time Northern Virginia restaurateur Artie Simcox taking the helm, the team says the once-struggling food hall operation is now “rejuvenated and revived.”

Nearly three years after taking the reins of For Goodness Sake, a well-established health food store at Market Station in Leesburg, Ally Blaine is re-branding the shop with her new business partner Camden Middlebrooks. The store now has a new name to fit their audience, Neighbors: A Local Market. 

Seven years ago, when Johannes and Sarah Endhardt moved to Loudoun County, they enjoyed spending their weekends exploring wineries in western Loudoun while on family outings with their two young children.

Offering wines from around the world, a new wine store known as Gvino Enoteca opened in historic downtown Leesburg two weeks ago.

In an effort to support local restaurants and businesses, One Loudoun in Ashburn is debuting its first Taste One Loudoun event on September 11 from 1 to 4 p.m.

With kids back to school and the calendar flipped to September, many Loudoun County residents are turning their attention some of the area’s traditional fall activities and festivals. With COVID-19 safety protocols in place, local event organizers are ready to welcome visitors to this year’s…

After launching the Loudoun Film Festival last year in the midst of the pandemic, co-founders Kaeley Boyle and Owen Palmiotti said they are ready and excited to hold the event for a second year.

Less than a year after purchasing Village Lanes Bowling Center on Catoctin Circle in Leeburg, the owners of the newly renovated family entertainment center and restaurant — now called The Branch — have opened to the public.

After missing a year of Fourth of July celebrations due to the pandemic, Loudoun County’s traditions of marking the nation’s birthday will commence this weekend and continue through July 4, including fireworks and parades.

Loudoun County's first Silver Diner location opened Wednesday in Commonwealth Center at the corner of Russell Branch Parkway and Loudoun County Parkway in Ashburn.

As a longtime fan of bubble tea, the opportunity to open a tea shop in Purcellville was one Dusty Lockhart couldn't resist.

This summer, two growing businesses are partnering to expand their shops in downtown Leesburg.

As millions of cicadas began emerging in Loudoun County about two weeks ago, Chef Tobias Padovano at Cocina on Market in Leesburg began foraging for the noisy insects and serving them in tacos.

Twenty years ago, Jim Ebert was diagnosed with brain cancer. The Leesburg resident and two-time Grammy nominated record producer has, through music, been giving back to others ever since.

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.

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.

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.