Morning Minute

Supervisors Wrap Budget Work

Loudoun supervisors have finished work on the county’s fiscal year 2020 budget, marshalling more than $3 billion in operations expenditures,

Every Friday afternoon at Eagle Ridge Middle School, 20 students file into a laboratory classroom for a couple of

After years of work, a project that has simmered in the background of almost all of this Board of Supervisors’

Supervisors have appointed an 18-member committee chaired by county Chairwoman Phyllis J. Randall (D-At Large) to make sure as many

County supervisors have followed up a vote last summer authorizing $1.2 million in safety work on Evergreen Mills Road with

Friends of Homeless Animals, a nonprofit no-kill shelter in Aldie, is a finalist for $20,000 in a national contest and

County supervisors will add a chief of staff position to the county Department of Transportation and Capital Infrastructure to the

About 40 people spoke during a Saturday morning public hearing on the next county budget, and most of them asked supervisors

After 13 rounds of competition over more than three hours Thursday night, Stone Middle School student Ashrita Gandhari emerged as

A Freedom of Information Act Request for the General Orders governing Loudoun deputies has been met with a $1970.80 demand—for