Letters

Editor: April is Fair Housing Month and marks the 51stanniversary of the historic Fair Housing Act. April is also an

Editor: Headlines about the county’s proposed 2040 comprehensive plan illustrate the intense focus on how much, and where, Loudoun will

Editor:  “Whosoever of you sees an evil, let him change it with his hand; and if he is not able

​Editor: Friday morning, March 15th, we were shocked, appalled and saddened to see the news that another mass shooting had occurred

Editor: The recent Underground Railroad activity held at Madison Trust Elementary caused a lot of uproar. During coverage, it was revealed

Editor: This year the Virginia General Assembly missed a critical opportunity: to become the 38th and final state to ratify the

Editor: As a candidate for county chairman, I hold myself above the level of just complaining or throwing rocks at

Editor: The events at Madison’s Trust Elementary in the past couple weeks have been horrible to observe. A runaway slave

Editor: Loudoun School Board’s 5-4 vote approving the proposal to “add genetic information, gender identity, and gender expression to the

Editor:  Mark Herring has been a Loudoun County supervisor, a Virginia senator, and now as attorney general, has a good