Renss Greene, Author at Loudoun Now

Demolition Begins for Courthouse Project

The first signs of demolition work to clear the way for the new courthouse complex in downtown Leesburg showed up

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner met with executives from Loudoun’s data center and cloud computing industry in Data Center Alley on

A discussion Monday on the impact of extending Metrorail’s Silver Line focused, in part, on the impact it will have

County supervisors have approved a $5.98 million loan to build 90 rent-controlled apartments at Tuscarora Crossing near Leesburg that will

Loudoun NAACP President Michelle Thomas has proposed giving burial grounds for black and African-American people similar protections to those in

As of this year, the county’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Service no longer uses pesticides containing neonicotinoids, substances

Delays to plans to build a W&OD Trail bridge over Sterling Boulevard—and a lack of communication around those delays—caused Supervisor

U.S. Rep. Jennifer T. Wexton (D-VA-10) took a tour of some of the history of black and enslaved people in

Loudoun leaders have been grappling for years with the question of what to do about the high cost of housing

Consumer taxes aren’t the only strength for the Town of Leesburg this budget cycle, with recreation fees now taking up