Aldie Residents Support Preservation Efforts Amid Plans to Raze Historic Buildings
By Katharine DeRosa and Patrick Szabo Last week, more than a dozen Aldie residents spent an evening in the county
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Loudoun
Randall: Loudoun Has Stepped Onto ‘National Stage’
County Chairwoman Phyllis J. Randall (D-At Large) celebrated Loudoun’s collaborative politics and emerging place on the national stage at the
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Flowing from the Potomac: Loudoun Water Opens New Pipeline, Treatment Plant
Loudoun Water on Tuesday formally celebrated the opening of Virginia’s most advanced water treatment plant, one designed to keep high
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County Planners Slash Comp Plan Housing Development Numbers
County planners have proposed drastic reductions to the Planning Commission’s controversial recommendation for increased housing in the county’s Transition Policy
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Pipeline Protest Comes to Herring’s Hometown
A fight in Appalachia came to the Leesburg courthouse lawn Saturday as people from southwest and northern Virginia came together
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Library Could Do Away with Overdue Fines
Loudoun public libraries may soon do away with their 10-cent-a-day fees for overdue books. The fees for replacing lost library
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Aldie Family Searches for Missing (or Stolen) Dog
An Aldie man has taken to social media to ask for help in finding his canine companion Brutus. Brutus was
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Loudoun Could Pay for Extra Road Mowing
In a year that has seen historic rainfall leading to very fast-growing grass, Loudoun county will foot the bill to
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Finance Committee Recommends $137K in Tourism Grants
The Board of Supervisors’ finance committee has recommended the distribution of $135,900 in grants to nine organizations to promote tourism
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Infrastructure Options Eyed as Feds Toy with $2T Bill: Metro, Rt. 15, Rt. 7 Among Funding Targets
Congressional leaders are hopeful that a rare moment of unanimity between the White House and Democratic leadership could
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