Crime Commission Awards $1K Scholarship
The Loudoun Crime Commission today awarded a $1,000 scholarship to Tuscarora High School graduate Madison Raborg. Raborg graduated from Monroe
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Author: Patrick Szabo
Lovettsville Council to Write EPA on Rockwool Concerns
The Ranson, WV Rockwool plant is back in the Loudoun spotlight. This time, towns are asking the federal government to
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Former NFL Player’s Assault, Battery Case Set for June Review
Three misdemeanor assault and battery charges filed against Derrius Khamar Guice, the former Washington Football running back, will go before
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Round Hill Nearly Set for Town Expansion Talks with County
Round Hill town leaders are nearing the next stage in their drive to expand the town limits and increase population.
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Memorial Day in Lovettsville
Lovettsville Town Leaders celebrated Memorial Day with about 100 area residents and a handful of military veterans this morning on
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Purcellville To Host Women’s Baseball Tournament Memorial Day Weekend
The Town of Purcellville will play host to a regional women’s baseball tournament during the Memorial Day weekend, with appearances
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Rt. 9 Through Hillsboro Could Reopen to All Traffic This Weekend
Rt. 9 through Hillsboro could re-open to all traffic by the end of the week, following 15 months of work
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Round Hill Trail/Street Project to Advance in Coming Weeks
Work on the Town of Round Hill’s and county’s Main Street Trail and Main Street Enhancement Project should pick up
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Allen Resigns From Round Hill Town Council
Donald Allen last night resigned from his spot on the Round Hill Town Council. Allen said during Wednesday night’s council
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Court Cases Still Backed Up; Lawsuits, Trials Face Long Waits
For the past 14 months, Loudoun residents have wrestled with the insolvencies of closed offices and schools and restrictions on
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