Round Hill Council Again Delays Vote on Expanding Utility Service Area
The legislative process that could extend Round Hill’s utility service to additional properties around the town has once again been
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Author: Patrick Szabo
Dairy Cow Visits Hillsboro Charter Students
Braving the wind and cold weather, Hillsboro Charter Academy students were treated to a close encounter with a dairy cow
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Mekarski Proposes 8 Percent Budget Increase in Purcellville
While the Town of Purcellville in 2020 might not charge residents a whole lot more in taxes, it could be
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Middleburg Council Bans Murals in Historic District
Anyone looking to paint a mural in the Town of Middleburg, regardless of how artistically-refined it might be, should turn
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Blockchain Coworking Space Opens in Leesburg
The modern trend that’s leading businesses to abandon their conventional offices and relocate to coworking spaces is alive and well
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Yummyworks Offers Artisan Chocolates for All Occasions
With Loudouners’ mouths watering for desserts and tasty treats of all kinds, one chocolate maker is stepping onto the scene
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Loudoun Mayors Address Envision Loudoun, Countywide Issues
Five of Loudoun’s seven mayors came together this week to give a crowd of about 150 a glimpse of how
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Round Hill Amends Zoning to Attract More Food, Beverage Businesses
Following a vote in January to loosen town zoning regulations and allow residents to rent out their homes, the Town
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Round Hill-Area Micro Cottages Looking Less likely as New 20-Home Proposal Surfaces
Tree of Life Ministries’ drive to build a micro-cottage community for low-income residents on the long-abandoned Weona Villa Motel property
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Longtime Western Loudoun Community Resource Officer Retires
After 37 years of police work, seven of which was dedicated to western Loudoun’s communities, Victor LoPreto is moving onto
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