Author: Jan Mercker

Want to learn something new about Loudoun? Take a look at one of Eugene Scheel’s maps.              Scheel has been Loudoun’s

It’s mid-summer, and that is lepidoptera season in Virginia. Loudoun’s conservation groups have some cool programming coming up this summer

Loudoun has officially unlocked a new achievement when it comes to suburban sophistication—and cuteness: The county’s first cat café opens

Is your kiddo obsessed with “Nailed It” or “Chopped”? This summer, Village at Leesburg is a hub for young foodies

Think of Brian Balik as Loudoun’s own Steve Irwin. The 26-year-old naturalist and nature photographer has spent years getting to

For Loudoun author Meredith Battle, Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park has been a lifelong happy place. But she wasn’t afraid to

For years, the scene at MacDowell Brew Kitchen has been all about the ambiance—and the drinks. But regulars have noticed

Loudoun’s community theater scene is increasingly sophisticated, with more choices for audiences than ever. This spring’s landscape offers a mix

There’s nothing worse than showing up at prom in the same dress as a classmate, and going vintage is one