Patrick Szabo, Author at Loudoun Now

Charges Reduced in Ashburn Stabbing Case

A General District Court judge today agreed to reduce charges brought against an Ashburn man who stabbed three people earlier

After three and a half months of full road closures, Rt. 9 through the Town of Hillsboro will partially reopen

Loudoun environmentalists are celebrating the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline project and are looking to parlay that energy into

By the 19th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, another monument to honor fallen

The Purcellville Police Department will soon be observed and advised by a handful of civilians, but not before residents get

After decades of planning, work will begin in the coming weeks on a project that will improve pedestrian safety in

By mid-August, a developer should know whether he’ll be allowed to construct a 38-home subdivision near Middleburg—or whether he’ll need

A July 23 traffic stop conducted by Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office deputies involving a Black man has led to calls

A proposed 38-home subdivision just east of Middleburg has already been denied by the town planning commission and opposed by

The man who robbed Hillsboro’s Hill Tom Market five and a half years ago will wait another three months to