Letters

It’s that time of the year when we give thanks and reflect on the year that was. And for so many in Loudoun County—one of the nation’s wealthiest, there’s much to be thankful for. We will cook our turkeys and stuffing and welcome family and friends to our homes. In this same community, we have kids not dining with families or friends. Instead, they will be feeling thankful for a free meal only to then sleep on the streets, in their cars, in stairwells, on rooftops, hotels or in tents.

Editor: Amazon is playing Northern Virginia politicians and our current and past governors for fools. After privately and secretly slathering billionaire

Editor: As a long-time Loudoun resident, I am very disappointed with the lack of leadership and partisan politics on display by

Editor: If I could, I’d introduce you to Mrs. Lopez. She’s a widow and in her late 70s. She has some health issues

Today – the 11th day of the 11th month — we honor all Veterans. Though my particular group, the Coalition to Salute

Editor: Pool your resources. Scale your impact. Change your community. Congratulations to 100WomenStrong on 10 years of improving the quality of

Editor: This has been a year of political engagement not previously seen by many Americans alive today. That includes the entry

Editor: We are still analyzing the results of last night’s 2018 mid-term elections and deciding who the winners and losers are. Now, as

Editor: On the way into Leesburg last week, I noticed blossoms on cherry trees. So did my husband and a friend who

Editor: Let’s do better. That’s what we are asking the Planning Commission to do when finalizing the county’s Comprehensive Plan. After