Public Safety
KKK Propaganda Distributed on MLK Weekend
Leesburg Police and the Loudoun Sheriff’s Office are investigating several incidents involving propaganda fliers being distributed by individuals claiming to
Loudoun
Loudoun to Get More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses, Open Third Site
With efforts gearing up to vaccinate a large part of its population now that eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine has
Biz
Business Organizations Unite for #LoveLoudounFood Social Media Campaign
People who order from local restaurants and post about it with the hashtag #LoveLoudounFood on Instagram could get the next
Education
State Leaders to Push School Reopenings
The Virginia Department of Education today released new guidance aimed at getting the commonwealth’s K-12 students back in the classroom.
LoCo Living
Arts Group Seeks Proposals for Neersville Mural
Anne Weshinskey and Arni Gudmundsson are on a mission to bring public art to Loudoun’s northwest corner. The couple who brought
Leesburg
Edwards, Maddox Among Noteworthy Appointments by Leesburg Council
The longtime former head of the town’s Economic Development Department and a former Town Council member are among the many
COVID-19 Updates
Loudoun to Get More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses, Open Third Site
With efforts gearing up to vaccinate a large part of its population now that eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine has
Our Towns
Purcellville Police Join Regional Incident Investigation Team
If a Purcellville resident or police officer is again killed or injured in a shootout or other incident, detectives from
Giving Back
Bartel Foundation Launches New Series of Teen Mental Health Workshops
The Ryan Bartel Foundation, a Loudoun County-based nonprofit whose mission is to prevent youth suicide, is launching a series of 12
Obituaries
Junne Peters Virts, 1926-2021
It is with sadness that the family of Junne Peters Virts, 94, announce she passed away peacefully on Thursday, Jan.