Changes are underway at Chefscape — the food hall, marketplace and commercial kitchen at the Village at Leesburg — and Artie Simcox, a regional restaurateur, will be overseeing the new management and operations.

Exclusive Automotive Group (EAG), a factory-authorized dealer for Aston Martin, Bentley Motors, Karma Automotive and Koenigsegg, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday for construction on a $15 million project to build a state-of-the-art dealership at 45180 Russell Branch Pkwy. in Ashburn.

When the coronavirus pandemic began in March, two local high schoolers turned their unexpected free time into a popular bread-baking business.

The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors will continue discussing the future of the Aldie Assemblage proposal at Tuesday's finance committee meeting.

Another anchor department store at the Dulles Town Center Mall in Sterling will be closing soon.

A company launched by classic car and motorcycle enthusiasts is considering Loudoun County for a dining and exhibition space called Gas Haus Car Bar and Auto Lounge.

FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Amazon revealed plans Tuesday for the next phase of its headquarters redevelopment in Virginia, featuring a signature 350-foot (107-meter) helix-shaped office tower that can be climbed from the outside like a mountain hike.

The Loudoun Chamber of Commerce held a virtual Community Leadership Awards event on Jan. 27 where it announced this year’s winners, including Inova Loudoun President Deborah Addo and Donna Fortier, executive director of Mobile Hope.

A new wine and beer delivery service has launched in Loudoun County.

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.

Sterling resident Alana Andrews, 17, has always been self-motivated and interested in business. The Potomac Falls High School junior has written two books, produced a song on iTunes and set up a brand known as So Positive LLC to help promote self-esteem and confidence in girls.

The Loudoun County housing market continued to grow steadily through December, according to the Dulles Area Association of Realtors’ (DAAR) December market trends report.

With local restaurants feeling the effects of the global pandemic, three Loudoun County organizations have teamed up to launch a social media campaign to promote the industry. 

With the closing of his deal for the Westpark Golf Club property in late December, JK Moving Services CEO and Founder Chuck Kuhn is on the hunt for other parcels of land in western Loudoun County that he could place into conservation easements.

A popular locally owned bakery and cafe has found a new home on King Street in downtown Leesburg.

Electric vehicle owners in western Loudoun County have a new option for charging their vehicles. Just before Christmas, new charging stations opened at the Giant Food in Purcellville on East Main Street.

Ashburn resident Christina Valorose has experienced migraines for as long as she can remember.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced New Year’s Eve that distilleries should ignore the notices they received about paying fees for the making of sanitizing alcohol earlier in 2020 when local businesses and hospitals were in short supply.

Sumner Furniture & Design, a Sterling-based office furniture supplier, donated dozens of materials on Dec. 23 to a new community center in Ward 8 of Washington, D.C.

At a successful grand opening on Dec. 19, Lovettsville residents welcomed a new restaurant to town in the former space of Bonnie’s Country Kitchen on Berlin Turnpike.

After many years of both professional and volunteer work with young adults with special needs, Beth Newton conceived the idea for a place where people with disabilities could gain steady work experience and serve the community with a smile.

When Round Hill resident Matthew Speer and his family moved to the area about a year ago, they discovered Tammy’s Diner, a popular restaurant among locals.