The Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce honored some of the county's top businesses at the 25th annual Loudoun County Small Business Awards Friday night.
ClubCorp has acquired seven premier lifestyle golf clubs in residential communities on the East Coast from Toll Golf, the golf and country club division of Toll Brothers, Inc.
While the majority of Loudoun County high school graduates go on to college, a four-year degree isn’t for everyone. For those students, though, finding a Loudoun job isn’t always easy.
When Leesburg resident David Mercado decided to open Art Sweet Art in historic Leesburg on Loudoun Street in 2018, he did so with the goal of promoting local artisans and providing them with a space to show and sell their work.
Leesburg Plaza will welcome a new Starbucks in summer 2020, according to an announcement from Federal Realty Investment Trust.
The National Conference Center in Leesburg has been recognized by the Virginia Restaurant, Lodging & Travel Association (VRLT) as the Hotel of the Year, and The National's executive chef, Frank Estremera, was named Chef of the Year
Project officials have released initial design plans for the mixed-use redevelopment of Virginia Village Shopping Center off Catoctin Circle in downtown Leesburg.
Shelley Sheerschmidt has been the owner of Madisonbelle since June 2017. The women's boutique clothing store in historic Leesburg on Loudoun Street carries clothing for all shapes and sizes – and price points. The Loudoun Times-Mirror paid a visit to the shop and spent time learning more abo…
The data center industry has been a huge part of Loudoun County’s economic success.
When Jason Chubbuck was a student at Western Carolina University, located in a rural town in North Carolina, he observed several driving fatalities as students left campus to find late-night food after parties.
Prime space in the One Loudoun mixed-use development is about to serve up craft beers and cuisine.
Less than a year after launching, Cartwheels will be coming to more areas in downtown Leesburg after a unanimous Town Council vote on Tuesday.
While zoning in the Algonkian District has remained status quo for much of the past 20 years, a proposed housing development has caught the attention of residents in the Sterling community.
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