Loudoun’s Confederate Statue to Come Down
A monument that for many citizens has served as a stark reminder—and some say a celebration—of some of the darkest
Loudoun
Public Safety
Man Found Dead in Sterling Roadway; LCSO Investigates as Homicide
The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an apparent homicide in the Jefferson Village neighborhood near Sterling. According to the
Education
Loudoun Parents on the Clock for 2020 School Choice Decision
It is decision time for the parents of more than 83,000 public school students. They have until 8 a.m. Monday,
Biz
Middleburg Capital Development Invests in Inovateus Solar
Inovateus Solar LLC, a privately held midwest solar project developer, has announced a significant investment by private equity firm Middleburg Capital
COVID-19 Updates
Hospital Leaders Step Up Support for Released COVID-19 Patients
Loudoun and the rest of Virginia entered the latest phase of reopening July 1, allowing restaurants bring more people inside
LoCo Living
Visit Loudoun Unveils New Center, Trailblazer Award
Visit Loudoun opened its newly renovated visitor center Tuesday, and received an award from the Virginia Tourism Commission to decorate
Our Towns
Purcellville Town Hall Reopens to Public
The Town of Purcellville reopened its town hall to the public Monday on a limited basis, following the commonwealth’s move
Leesburg
Leesburg’s National Night Out Canceled
Another popular summer event has gone by way of the coronavirus. The Leesburg Police Department announced today its annual National
Giving Back
Blue Ridge Speech and Hearing Closing After 56 Years
One of Loudoun’s longest-serving nonprofits, Blue Ridge Speech & Hearing Center, will be winding down at the end of July,
Obituaries
John F. Dougherty, 1943-2020
John Dougherty passed away peacefully in his sleep on Friday, June 26, 2020 after a long and courageous battle with cancer.