Letter: Randy Ihara, South Riding
Editor: The General Assembly has finally taken a small step forward to address the problem of gun violence. Despite the well-attended
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Letter: Akanksha Matta, Ashburn
Editor: I am writing in response to the article titled “County Leaders Launch Coronavirus Outreach; Urge Caution, Not Panic.” I
Read moreLetter: Al Van Huyck, Round Hill
Editor: My friend and colleague George Kirschenbauer died Dec. 13, 2019, in a Veterans Facility in Richmond. He asked that
Read moreLetter: Zack Lipshultz, Sterling
Editor: On March 3, Loudoun Now covered those who backed public sector pay raises and more funding for affordable housing in the
Read moreLetter: Rose Ellen Ray, Leesburg
Editor: John Beatty is my highly regarded school board member in the Catoctin District. His comments at a meeting were
Read moreHoward: Loudoun County’s Rare Blend
I often wonder: Is there any other community quite like Loudoun County? While every community is unique, I would bet you a Loudoun-made craft beverage of your choice that our community’s rare blend of economic and quality of life attributes is truly one of a kind.
Read moreThe Path to Freedom, Justice and Racial Equality – A History Told Through the County Courthouse
The quote above by Virginia historian James Hershman, and the words that follow, is the prologue to the Loudoun County Heritage Commission’s new report on the history of the Loudoun County Courthouse and Courthouse grounds. The report’s 82 illustrated pages illuminate moments in our history from its earliest days under British rule through to the modern era with a special focus on the history of slavery and civil rights through stories and vignettes of specific residents and local events which mirror the history of race relations in Virginia and across our nation.
Read moreLetter: Linda Brown, Vienna
Editor: On Feb. 14, Loudoun Now reported on county supervisors’ first Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce Policy Makers Series breakfast. I congratulate
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