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 | News A barn in the Sterling area was destroyed on Jan. 15 after a fire and explosion, according to Loudoun County fire officials. Read more |
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 | News The Loudoun County School Board voted Jan. 14 to incorporate the words “gender expression” into Loudoun County Public Schools policy, the latest in a recent series of changes to school system regulat… Read more |
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 | News The Loudoun County Health department is requiring all people requesting a COVID-19 vaccine in the Phase 1a and Phase 1b priority groups to complete an online pre-screening survey, according to county… Read more |
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 | News A man was arrested in Sterling Monday afternoon after allegedly committing several traffic infractions while impaired, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded around 1:56… Read more |
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 | News Back-to-back house fires in Lovettsville and Waterford dealt a total of $980,000 in damage Jan. 13, according to Loudoun County Fire and Rescue. Read more |
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 | News Ku Klux Klan propaganda fliers were once again found in the driveways of Loudoun County residents on Jan. 16 at the start of the weekend celebrating the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Read more |
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 | News Graffiti promoting a white nationalist group was found over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend on a bridge near Frederick Douglass Elementary School in Leesburg. Read more |
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 | News The Leesburg Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that reportedly occurred in a Leesburg apartment complex on the evening of Jan. 14, according to officials. Read more |
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 | News The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution early Wednesday morning demanding the resignation of state Del. David LaRock (R-33rd). Read more |
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 | News Virginia House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn (D) on Wednesday stripped Del. Dave LaRock of Loudoun County and two other Republican delegates — Mark Cole and Ronnie Campbell — who had urged Vice Presiden… Read more |
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