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• Photos from this year's Memorial Day Observance in Leesburg.
• Photos from Saturday's Memorial Day Service in Lovettsville
• Sterling man will serve six years for narcotics, firearm charges
• How did MWAA receive control of the Silver Line project?
• Memorial Day plane crash kills two
• Another candidate aims for Wolf’s congressional seat
• ‘No veteran should go unmarked on Memorial Day’
• Political fights threaten to derail Silver Line extension
• Staple ice cream franchise moves into Leesburg
• Changes on the Times-Mirror website
• Sterling man pleads guilty to producing child pornography
• Loudoun youth ‘beat the odds’
• Moderate turnout for Rail to Dulles public information session
• A lesson in freedom
• New vineyard opens doors, partners with gourmet restaurant
• Mays named acting director of Loudoun County finance department
• While thousands struggle in silence, two woman lend their voices to mental health
• Loudoun County Grand Jury hands out indictments
• Ziemba remembered for strong heart for community
• Metrorail local funding talks begin in earnest
• DUI crash leaves thousands without power
• School Board pushes Valley renovations to bid
• Wounded Warrior retreat offers solace after war
• Dulles Town Center gets state-of-the-art theater
• Accused serial stabber convicted of first-degree murder in Michigan
• Decision on courthouse holiday displays coming in June
• Metro to Loudoun public sessions begin May 24
• Leesburg high schools switch things around
• Wine tasting and silent auction to benefit Loudoun Museum
• UPDATE: Leesburg Police investigate incident in drainage pond
• McDonnell signs into law voter ID legislation
• Whitbeck to chair 10th District GOP Committee
• Pedestrian hit crossing Route 7 near Dulles Town Center
• In darkness, there is hope
• Welsh to serve in General District Court
• Two Loudoun County residents involved in $1.5 million mortgage scheme
• Fire and rescue training
• VDOT shows Leesburg Sycolin Road overpass
• Loudoun inmate dies after suffering massive stroke in prison
• Fifty years of magic
• Loudoun Democrats criticize GOP over vote against gay judge
• Leesburg Post Office to remain open – for now
• Teen avoids carjacking in Sterling
• Crime down in Loudoun in 2011
• MWAA ripped in U.S. Department of Transportation IG report
• Pending Governor’s signature, commonwealth finally has a budget
• Anything good sitting in your car?
• Raspberry Falls well operational again
• Stone Bridge named Top 10 school by U.S. News
• Supervisors approve $7.9 million increase for schools
• Delgaudio says Obama “assaulting” traditional marriage
• A taste of Carolina in Loudoun
• Temple Hall Farm Park; Leesburg Walk for Water; Loudoun Bluegrass Festival; 8 Ch...
• Man charged in New Year’s Eve hotel robbery pleads guilty
• ABC busts retailers for selling alcohol, tobacco to minors
• Virginia ignores marijuana reform proposals
• Chocolate may be the healthiest thing for mom
• Loudoun senators at odds over voter ID bills
• Sterling Elementary turns courtyard into duck nursery
• Chocolate may be the healthiest thing for mom
• Morven Park construction rumors set to rest
• Loudoun Valley renovations hit the dais
• Premier data center operator break ground on another property
• Anti-rail group claims denied access to Metrorail forum
• Teen dies in Evergreen Mill Road crash
• Leesburg EDC looks to boost retail opportunities in the Town
• Retirement funding needed by LCPS
• Locked doors at the Loudoun County courthouse grounds meeting
• UPDATE: Middleburg Fire Department claims $500,000 embezzled by former treasurer
• Still no details on county assessor’s leave
• New Metro report shows Loudoun losing $25 billion in gross product by 2040 without rail
• Leesburg man charged in child cruelty case
• Sterling woman to serve six years in murder-for-hire plot
• Virginia takes center stage in presidential campaign
• Obama kicks off campaign with VCU rally
• Grammy-nominated artists to headline Loudoun Bluegrass Festival
• New antenatal facility opening doors for Loudoun at-risk moms
• York grabs hold of Thursday’s Metrorail debate
• Loudoun County’s CFO heading to MWAA
• Supervisor Clarke predicts the future
• Supervisor Clarke predicts the future
• Tardiness case pushed back yet again for Waterford parents
• Charter schools under review by Loudoun School Board
• Wolf lobbies for full-time inspector general at Airports Authority
• Fatal car crash in Leesburg
• Martha Stewart visits Leesburg Costco
• Plan for Northstar Boulevard returns to six lanes, Supervisors determine
• Supervisors hesitant to grant LCPS additional $7.9 million
• UPDATE: Towns elect new officials
• UPDATE: Town election results, Lazaro re-elected in Purcellville, new mayor for Lovettsville
• Accused Leesburg serial stabber on trial in Michigan
• Supervisors to make OpenBand ruling Wednesday
• Loudoun Sheriff’s Office looking for victims in sexual assault case
• Ashburn man convicted in $7 million fraudulent mortgage scheme
• Ramadan among founders of statehouse Business Development Caucus
• Far fewer children dying from accidents
• Study recommends cutting Virginia taxes
• Loudoun’s latest pizza restaurant delivers more than just New York-style pie
• Gov. McDonnell signs Greason’s EpiPen law
• Leesburg school boundary issues make it to court
• Sterling location benefiting popular cupcake eatery
• Farewell, Enterprise
• Child care worker sentenced to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting students
• Obama classmate to challenge Wolf for 10th District
• Sen. Vogel gives birth to baby girl
• Dulles in preliminary plans to expand cargo hub
• Leesburg man gets three years in prison for child rape case
• Towns gear up for council elections
• Obama, GOP 2012 campaigns on the ground in Virginia
• Chamber of Commerce hosts Valor Awards
• School Board approves $809 million budget
• Attorney general sues Tareq Salahi and wine tour
• CPB officers seize cocaine filled chocolate bars
• School Board irons out budget to prepare for Tuesday night vote
• Airports Authority prepares for toll-setting process
• Loudoun County assessor remains on paid leave
• Loudoun Times-Mirror news claims 32 Virginia Press Association awards
• Virginia’s economy ranks 3rd in the U.S.
• No mountain high enough: Ashburn woman’s journey for breast cancer cure
• Board ready to move forward with wayfinding signage program
• Deputies investigate Sterling home invasion
• Leesburg Town Council opens door for dance studios as home occupations
• Deputies find child in 2006 family abduction case
• Last NASA shuttle finds final home
• Here's one from today at the Udvar-Hazy Center
• Leesburg filmmakers debut first feature-length film
• Leesburg Council passes ordinance for extended family residences
• Virginia Senate passes budget, Metro funding remains at $150 million
• Congressman Wolf will see challenger in November
• American heroes flock to Goose Creek
• Remembering slain ‘Master of Hounds’ lost on Titanic
• Loudoun County’s energy saving efforts recognized, again
• Public speaks out on budget cuts
• Burk returns to Leesburg, wins Town Council special election
• In partisan fashion, Senate again votes down state budget
• ‘Voice of Loudoun’ falls silent
• Welcome home Discovery
• Transportation discussion of Belmont and Northstar to continue in May
• Loudoun school employees could see pay increases
• General Assembly vote on state budget likely to come Tuesday
• Maryland woman killed in Route 15 crash
• Loudoun Bluegrass Festival 2012
• Governor amends, vetoes numerous bills
• Shuttle Discovery expected to draw thousands to the Dulles area
• Leesburg business acquires federal contract
• A century filled with music
• Jim Lehrer, one lucky moderator
• Newsmaker Q&A: Kurt Krause, ‘the key is preparation’
• After lengthy process, Wolf Furniture ready to makes its Loudoun entrance
• UPDATE: Hatrick makes revisions to budget chopping block
• New land set for school development outside Leesburg
• Fire displaces two near Lucketts
• Legislation to protect HOAs signed
• Are they trying to mess with traffic?
• Fairfax commits to Metrorail Phase Two funding
• Superintendent proposes further cuts to School Board’s budget
• UPDATE: Buckling up
• Loudoun public defender arrested for allegedly stealing Red Bull
• Combs-LaFleur gets life in prison in wife’s death
• Herring weighing bid for state attorney general post
• Loudoun grand jury hands up indictments
• Wrongfully imprisoned man to get more than $1 million
• 1,500 attend governor’s Easter egg hunt
• Round Hill couple launch music series
• Virginia state spending plan progressing, but not final
• Childhood memories torn down
• UPDATE: Attorney General’s task force keeps web predators at bay
• Ashburn man charged in 2009 Prince George County murder
• Leesburg goes to vote April 17
• Four qualify for GOP U.S. Senate primary
• Ashburn man pleads guilty to fraud scheme
• Middleburg dominates Visit Loudoun Awards
• Board of Supervisors approve FY 2013 budget, lower property tax rate
• Kaine and Allen campaigns release fundraising numbers
• Leesburg man to spend nearly three years in prison for involuntary manslaughter
• Loudoun supervisors to take up ‘big box’ restrictions
• Ashburn arrest, Loudoun Valley High School Wins At SCA Conference, Purcellville...
• Local realtors say Metrorail will boost housing market
• Dominion High School participates in free wig program
• Teachers urge governor to veto VRS overhaul
• New math Standards of Learning worry educators
• ‘This road brought to you by …’
• Schools return project $11.5 million surplus to county
• Virginia OKs offshore wind energy turbine
• Route 7: Under Construction
• Five charged with prostituting teenage girls in Fairfax
• Kinect-ing with students
• Hippies to take over the Cooley Gallery
• Board of Supervisors nearing end of 2013 budget discussion
• York: Loudoun County would be making a ‘mistake’ by not funding Metrorail
• School Board pushes budget decisions to after spring break
• Music in Our Schools month
• Leesburg Today newspaper sold
• Leesburg Town Council pushes Courthouse Square through to Architecture Review Board
• UPDATE: Students to be ‘grandfathered’ to stay at their elementary schools
• Leesburg Town Council discusses effects of Dulles Rail
• Citizens discuss project at Courthouse Square open house
• Virginia Senate passes state budget; $450 million of Metrorail funding included
• Delgaudio’s advocacy group put on anti-gay watch list
• Spring is busting out all around the region
• Metrorail advocacy, opposition groups hope to engage public
• Panel debates religious groups’ birth control coverage
• Rare collection unveils equine history
• Spring busting out all around the region
• Purcellville twins thrive after premature birth
• Students get a glimpse into the real world
• VA Senate finance committee OKs additional $300 million for Metrorail Phase Two
• Loudoun Funeral Chapel OK’d to build crematorium
• Virginia’s waterways among most polluted in U.S., study finds
• Easter Egg Hunt
• School board needs to cut $22 million from budget
• Loudoun supervisors granted extra month to make Metrorail decision
• Authorities seize record amount of heroin at Dulles International Airport
• Board approves more funding for economic development
• Economist: Metrorail will grow Loudoun’s gross county product fourfold
• Kitchen fire brings out fire and rescue and neighbors
• Loudoun supervisors initiate Lyme Disease awareness campaign
• Congressman Wolf: ‘I praise Clooney for what he’s doing’
• Leesburg Police: Accused serial stabber still a person of interest in Lane case
• Future of Loudoun Museum a question for Supervisors
• Democratic Lawyer Challenges U.S. Rep. Cantor
• One injured in pre-St. Patrick’s Day brawl in Leesburg
• Congressman Moran arrested alongside Clooney in Sudan protest
• VA is for lovers who won’t stop calling, and a new law will help
• Laws ghostwritten by conservative group, activists say
• Loudoun County and EDC unveil new website and branding
• Middleburg newspaper owner sues for defamation
• Lexmark purchases local data provider
• Pair responsible for 21 thefts, say Leesburg Police
• Bank of Clarke County to expand its Loudoun locations
• Supervisors back $586K increase for economic development department
• For now, county’s Master Gardeners gone in fiscal 2013
• Ceiliúir (in Gaelic this means celebrate!)
• UPDATE: Fake grenade shuts down Route 28 for three hours
• Week by week, 2013 Loudoun County budget growing
• Tardiness case delayed for Waterford parents
• Math lovers celebrate Pi Day
• Family of slain Leesburg man to hold memorial service
• Thornburgh wins 30th annual Loudoun Spelling Bee
• Leesburg elementary students may not face certain redistricting restrictions
• Rail to Loudoun no sure thing for supervisors
• Leesburg Town Council adopts $88.8 million budget
• Purcellville marine returns home
• Gum Spring Library near South Riding on the way this year
• South Riding fire displaces 10, injures three firefighters
• Schools still can’t open before Labor Day
• Supervisors vote down drug court, restore juvenile services program
• Ashburn man sentenced to maximum fine, jail term in wrong-way crash
• Snuffing cigarette smuggling a challenge for low-tax Virginia
• Crafting a relationship
• Loudoun County’s Future Leaders
• Uncertainty shrouds Virginia’s anti-terror bill
• Combs-LaFleur sentencing delayed
• Passenger’s hopes of re-selling cigarettes thwarted by customs officers
• Local D.A.R.E. drug program survives despite Delgaudio’s efforts
• Loudoun County Fair 2012
• Purcellville will honor fallen native son with procession
• Local Partnership Launches Loudoun County Civil War Tourism Program
• Gov. McDonnell signs mandatory ultrasound law
• Loudoun supervisors and School Board face off over budget
• Thirty additional days for decision on Rail to Loudoun, requests Clarke
• Roosters’: A new place to hang
• Loudoun supervisors transfer $2.6 million to schools’ capital project fund
• Ties that bind
• Romney takes Virginia
• UPDATE: MWAA releases Rail to Dulles Phase Two cost study
• Mother charged with murder seven years after death of baby girl
• Sterling family receives death threats
• Sen. Warner: Both parties have ‘unclean’ hands
• Four middle schools honored as schools to watch
• Plowman names new chief deputy commonwealth’s attorney
• A tame Super Tuesday in Virginia
• Local voices chime in on Virginia’s budget politics
• Sheriff’s Office releases surveillance video in Sterling robbery
• 33 women’s rights protesters arrested at Capitol
• Lovettsville Historical Society hosts program on historic Stoutsenberger Farmstead
• Into the trenches
• Crash closes road near Leesburg Route 7 split
• County budget talks begin in earnest with $1.21 tax rate
• Cuccinelli’s office weighs in on Dulles Rail project labor agreements
• Leesburg Planning Commission denies applicant proposal for Courthouse Square
• Purcellville woman found guilty of childrens’ constant tardiness
• Man sentenced in botched robbery that left friend dead
• New progressive school opens in Ashburn
• Simpson Middle avoids ‘act of violence’
• Editorial: Bait and switch
• Wine Country Marathon sold out
• Dominion graduate hunger strikes for eight days
• Board pushes renovations of Valley
• Leesburg council defers form based code again
• A step back in history
• State Senate passes revised ultrasound bill
• Valley in need of renovations; put on back burner by administration
• Man charged after watching pornography in public library
• Town outlines new plan to reduce debt in budget
• Project labor agreements, unions continue to play role in Rail to Dulles
• Federal judge dismisses Southern Walk complaint against OpenBand
• Bills boost job prospects for veterans
• Former Telos employee sentenced to 27 months for fraud scheme
• Nursing: For the love of helping others
• Senate requires ignition interlocks for drunken drivers
• Potential pipe bombs found in Sugarland Run, immediately rendered safe
• Lawmakers bet budget talks could keep them in Richmond
• Hotel management: A home away from home
• A life in education
• USMC crash claims the life of Purcellville man
• Otter Creek shutting down March 31
• Texas man sentenced for leading multi-state drug trafficking ring
• Leesburg lawyer to serve two years for defrauding insurance company
• B&B owners appeal to Reform Commission for looser regulations
• Democrats, Republicans battle over Voter ID bills
• Town Council approves commercial development at Greenway Drive
• Funds set for maintenance on county schools
• A Day of Discovery & Adventure at Morven Park
• Supervisor Buona addresses concerns about HS-8 site
• Editorial: Which way will Loudoun go? It’s far too early to know
• Vogel’s ultrasound bill sparks media firestorm
• St. John’s new church set to be a worship haven
• Personhood Bill seen as threat to fertility efforts
• Loudoun to weigh tax rate versus program cuts
• Economist: Loudoun’s ‘richest in the nation’ designation an overstatement
• Carpathia, Equinix and Digital Realty announce ‘data vault’ project
• Lovettsville couple seriously injured in crash on Berlin Pike
• Metrorail Phase Two deserves more funding, Herring says
• Man suing ex-deputy, surveillance tape reveals incident
• Chocolates Galore and More! gala celebrates its silver anniversary
• Arlington man dies in crash after deer plows through windshield
• House Votes to Redefine ‘Triggerman’ Rule
• All ready to go — packing for camp
• VA budget battle may boil down to transportation
• Bills would outlaw new designer drugs
• Happy Camper
• Sandy Spring CSA still ‘growing’
• Biz owners: VA politicos need to focus on state’s economy
• Oatlands names director of programming and education
• Living the dream
• Belfort named retailer of the year
• Loudoun Supervisors, Leesburg Council talk public access
• Supervisors drop senior e-comment program
• House OK’s overhaul of teacher contracts
• Kaine back in Loudoun, speaks at chamber
• Voters in November likely to see eminent domain amendment
• ‘Baby boomers’ schooled in technology
• School Board makes more budget cuts
• Eastern Loudoun Station halts crime
• Supervisors tone down plans for Western Loudoun substation
• Voices unite to save elementary foreign language programs
• Leesburg dives into town budget
• HS-8 site at National Conference Center final Feb. 17
• Combs-LaFleur estate awarded $15 million in wrongful death lawsuit
• Guns and coffee: Starbucks again an open carry policy battleground
• Times-Mirror email down
• Wolf, a ‘Prisoner of Conscience’
• Brawl breaks out after Ashburn hockey game; Artist pays tribute to Lunsford; Say...
• Atari sentenced to two years, nine months in prison
• VA tries to outlaw unauthorized GPS tracking
• LEGO Mania
• Volunteer fire departments soon may bill insurers
• ‘I don’t see color’
• Leesburg man jailed after alleged DUI crash; Student inventors visit White House...
• Felon crashes vehicle, faces DUI and firearm charges
• Leesburg accountant sentenced to more than five years for fraud scheme
• Romney: A case for free enterprise, innovation
• Proposal could pay for chaplains’ tuition
• Local Equine & Field Sports Professionals Join Morven Park Team
• For florists, Valentine’s Day means long hours and prep work
• Future of Morven Park Equestrian Center more clear following public meetings
• Guest Opinion: Balancing Access To Contraception And Religious Liberty
• Dopilka enters Leesburg Town Council race; Kimball joins Oatlands team; Round Hi...
• Virginia House passes bill eliminating post-Labor Day school opening
• Loudoun chamber spearheading Metrorail advocacy
• Calling all Girl Scout alumnae: Do you have old pictures of you as Girl Scout ba...
• Running a little late?
• ‘Castle doctrine’ moving through state legal system
• Kaine, Democratic candidate for Senate, campaigning in Northern Virginia
• Police target methamphetamine
• Capital Improvement Project presented to board
• School board adopts fiscal 2013 operating budget
• Loudoun County Administrator proposes ‘zero tax increase’ budget
• Counties realize tax shortfall from online booking industry
• Purcellville woman arrested over kids’ tardiness in school
• Suspect arrested for connection to 2007 Ashburn gang assault
• Attempted robbery reported at Dulles Town Center; Medical condition suspected in...
• Waterford parents go to court for kids’ constant tardiness
• School Board scheduled to adopt operating budget Tuesday
• Sheriff’s Office investigating attempted armed robbery outside mall
• Dulles Airport worker dies after shuttle hits vehicle
• Inmate dies from medical condition at Loudoun jail
• Lawmakers, business community consider eminent domain amendment
• House votes to freeze BPOL tax
• Virginia moves to loosen gun-ownership rules
• To be young and black in Loudoun
• LTM Editorial: A candle for Bethany
• Virginia still without state song
• Chemical spill at Middleburg Academy cancels school, one adult hospitalized
• McCormick, GOP candidate for U.S. Senate, stops in Loudoun
• Senate-hopeful Allen swings through Loudoun
• Ruling the road in 2012
• Sterling woman pleads guilty to murder for hire plot
• A new state of mind
• Supervisors nixing opening prayer?
• One bill’s aim: Ashes to ashes, dust to stardust
• Supervisors analyze McDonnell’s transportation package
• A Loudoun tune to “American Idol”
• UPDATE: Bus drivers consider walkout over benefit changes
• Judge recuses himself from capital murder case
• Roy pleads guilty to 2001 murder
• Officials fight for human trafficking victims
• House passes bill lifting HPV vaccine rule
• In Photos: Volunteers battle controlled blaze
• Democrats mindful of Sen. Black’s activity
• Marshall’s bill would let professors carry guns
• Public speaks out on proposed school budget
• Au Pair program bridges cultures
• Full day kindergarten could be delayed due to budget constraints
• Walker will not run for Lovettsville mayor
• Leesburg Police bust suspected meth lab
• Students bring ‘pot brownies’ into Ashburn middle school
• Inn and restaurant wins excellence awards
• Freedom dominates at Wrestle for the Cure event
• Romney to stump in Tysons
• Greenway legislation, study becomes buzz topic
• New Yorker caught smuggling heroin, authorities fight trend
• Inova named top performer in national collaborative
• Virginia could see elderly exploitation laws this year
• Burk to run for open seat on Leesburg Town Council
• UPDATE: Airport fund will be moved to general fund
• Sterling man charged with kidnapping, additional counts
• Loudoun ranger reunion planned for June
• Fraudulent immigration document producer pleads guilty, will be deported
• Utility rate committee pushes for consultant for further study
• Barnett won’t run for Congress in 2012
• Bills would repeal HPV vaccine requirement
• Committee votes to lift Sunday hunting ban
• He’s got your back
• Leesburg Today's Parent Life wants to hear from Loudoun kids about their favorit...
• VA liberals and conservatives unite against tax breaks
• Government targets operators of Megaupload.com, area servers
• Belmont Ridge eighth-graders learn business, event planning with NCC
• Man attempts to rob Sterling Subway
• McDonnell endorses Romney
• Bell tower replaced on Lucketts Community Center
• VA school choice advocates push tax credits for corporate scholarships
• County’s volunteer sign removal program suspended
• Despite improvement, state police remains understaffed
• Purcellville town officials create a vision together
• Teacher organization demands salary increase
• Bills would allow deadly force against intruders
• Redskins ‘exploring options’ to move training camp
• Man and teenager charged in connection with Dec. 31 robbery
• Board of Supervisors push back HS-8 due diligence closing to Feb. 17
• Delgaudio: ‘Human Rights Campaign can’t silence me’
• Man works while accepting benefits, lies to government
• Lawmaker seeks to cut concealed carry ‘red tape’ in Virginia
• Celebrating a legacy
• VA GOP establishment backs Romney; McDonnell still mum
• Cases to watch in 2012
• Virginia progressives gear up to battle Republican dominance
• Momentum Builds to Let Schools Open Before Labor Day
• Marshall tosses GOP hat in Senatorial ring
• Torian Seeks to Bring Metrorail to Prince William
• Ashburn 20-year-old charged with May hit-and-run
• Alamo Drafthouse set to open at One Loudoun
• Bloom brand grocer to shutter
• Around the towns
• Maria White: A professional organizer with a purpose
• Gender identity, staggered terms eliminated from schools’ legislative agenda
• A visit from a founding father
• Man dies in car crash in Ashburn
• UPDATE: Council votes to move activation date for form-based code
• Loudoun Magazine seeking nominees for Hometown Heroes ...
• Claude Moore Foundation confirms distributions for 2012
• Self-imposed ethics code unlikely for new supervisors
• Woman stabbed in Sterling shopping center
• Ramadan cuts own salary, ‘shares the sacrifice’
• VA tries to dodge fed ban on incandescent lightbulbs
• Burton reflects on time with Board
• Governor OKs Dulles rail funds
• Six students found intoxicated in Loudoun Middle School
• Supervisors contest regional transportation ‘legislative advocacy’ program
• Lovettsville congregation “devastated” by shooting death of National Park Ranger
• Hatrick presents FY13 school budget
• Former council member appointed to Reid’s position
• Supervisors push to streamline business
• New School Board sworn in, Hornberger tapped as Chairman
• Citizen of the Year: Rev. Charlie Grant
• Supervisors to reexamine plans for western sheriff’s substation
• Familiar faces vie for town council seat
• UPDATE: Board selects vice-chairman, committees, changes meeting schedule
• Clarke tapped for board vice-president
• Loudoun Drug Court, Part 3: A new beginning
• Loudoun Drug Court, Part 2: Climbing out of the hole
• Holidays in Loudoun
• Loudoun Drug Court, Part 1: Preserving a program
• Sheriff’s Office searching for crime suspect
• Spending bill focuses on Lyme disease
• Two Loudoun delegates tapped for Romney’s Virginia campaign
• Morven Park cancels annual Steeplechase races
• Loudoun delegation to hold public session
• Business owners in Downtown Leesburg ‘voice’ more improvement options
• Chapman selects new leadership team
• Man pleads guilty to killing stepfather after third DUI
• Special election set for Leesburg Town Council
• Bill would prohibit PLA requirements
• Residents unhappy with results of Leesburg elementary re-zoning
• Attempted robbery at Middleburg Bank in Leesburg
• Christian protesters rally against courthouse Christmas “mockery”
• State: Well not contaminated with surface water
• Loudoun County Supervisor donates land into easements
• Purcellville’s own Mr. and Mrs. St. Nicholas
• Morven Park’s New Master Plan Paves the Way for Improved Facilities & Community Programs
• Police called to Dulles Town Center over shoe sale ‘melee’
• Afternoon accident sends seven to hospital
• McDonnell proposes DMV fee hikes for VA drivers
• Customs officers seize 10 pounds of heroin at airport
• Christmas comes early for Loudoun organization
• Leesburg’s Tally Ho Theatre to provide New Year’s Eve festivities
• En memoriam: Col. Stephen Snow (1945-2011)
• School Board bids farewell during last meeting of calendar year
• Loudoun may lose public broadcast
• Officials consider buses instead of rail for Loudoun County
• Ashburn realtor charged in $7 million fraud scheme
• Tolls increasing … again
• Santa skeleton left amputated on courthouse lawn
• UPDATE: Woodgrove principal resigns, replacement named
• Chapman prepares for ‘top cop’ job
• Dulles CBP seizes $48,000, Congolese traveler arrested
• Leesburg duo captures nature in stunning images
• Virginia Tech killing ignites debate on guns, mental health
• President of South Riding Proprietary selected for Planning Commission
• 68 vandal sentenced to probation
• Man flees emergency room, eventually apprehended
• LCSO and LPD Report Subject in Custody- Located in Area of Route 15 & Edwards Ferry Road
• Reid taps Leesburg Town Council member for county planning commission
• Lansdowne high school site under fire at supervisor walk through
• Man assaults deputy after fight, police say
• Leesburg’s town plan seeks citizen input
• Well-known historian selected as Catoctin District planning commissioner
• Sheriff’s Office investigating felony hit-and-run in Sterling
• Post Office closure decision moved to next year
• School Board adopts new Leesburg boundaries
• Former childcare worker pleads guilty to child sex charges
• Eagle honor
• Supervisors give elderly tax break
• Loudoun Funeral Chapel closes Lovettsville location
• Leesburg gets final opportunity to voice attendance concerns
• Todd Wright's performance of "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" is a favorite of yo...
• Michael Sheppard, backed by Jon Carroll, Gary Smallwood and Nate Brown, performs...
• Stilson Greene channels Elvis during the third annual Jingle Jam at the Tally Ho...
• Display taken off courthouse grounds by vandals
• House appropriation director: State should ignore accounting standards
• Sparbanie kicks off campaign for mayor of Lovettsville
• Supervisors sworn in before large crowd in Sterling
• Early childhood development gets boost with addition of Primrose Schools
• OpenBand sues county over denial of franchise agreement
• Negative: Moody’s says Northern Virginia powerhouse now a liability
• Creating community on the stage
• Christmas tree lighting photos
• Middleburg parade photos
• Loudoun Water reveals cause of well shut-down
• Her own world: Behavioral specialist writes sci-fi novel while in Iraq
• Top students in LCPS honored during annual banquet
• Orchestrating the Leesburg zebra capture
• Supervisors approve Ashburn middle school site
• Orbital boldly goes with new street name
• Countryside bank robbed at gunpoint
• Loudoun receives clean financial audit
• Skeleton Santa display removed by citizen
• First night canceled in Leesburg
• Resident fires gun at suspect after second burglary in two days
• McDonnell’s reform measures have little budget impact
• Azmi Zarou: Combining quality food and fun at Pizza Go Round
• Holidays kick off this weekend in Loudoun
• Loudoun Symphony Newsletter - December 2011
• Woman stabbed, man charged with attempted first degree murder
• Four injured in wrong-way crash
• Congratulations to Gloria Farrar, winner of the Gaylord National DreamWorks Expe...
• Leesburg Police investigating shooting death
• School Board close to adopting new Leesburg attendance boundaries
• Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office seeks help in Sterling purse snatching
• A family affair; new Chick-fil-A opens in Leesburg
• Broad Run Tollhouse: The return to relevance
• New FBI headquarters could relocate to Loudoun
• Council votes on filling Reid’s position
• Town Council urges legislators to reconsider eminent domain amendment
• Zebras pair escapes from Leesburg Animal Park for three hours
• Governor’s Mansion at Morven Park Hosts Holiday Festivities
• Town Council could bend on ‘flex’ lanes
• Schools can now donate excess food to charities and pantries
• Virginia debt service begins slow toll on budget
• Boat capsizes on Beaverdam Creek Reservoir
• Supervisors to hold public hearing on elderly tax relief changes
• West Virginia man dies after tree falls on vehicle
• In Memoir: Oatlands Executive Director David Y. Boyce
• Here's a special opportunity for Leesburg Today readers: Enter to win a 2-night...
• Business Leader Q&A
• Business Q&A: Cindy Pearson and Middleburg shopping
• Black Friday in Loudoun
• A time to give thanks
• Jimmy and Zella Spring celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• McDonnell selects new MWAA board members
• Don’t forget the pie
• Security supervisor charged with helping to smuggle heroin into Dulles Airport
• Two teens face charges for burglaries in Lovettsville
• Former Freedom High School student sentenced to eight years in prison for robbery
• Pedestrian hit on Route 9
• Courthouse Square project paints the town red
• “Wimpy Kid” stars drop in on Purcellville Middle School
• Supervisors start holiday season with debate over courthouse display slot
• Owner of Caulkins Jewelers has home burglarized
• School bus and vehicle collide, girl seriously injured
• UPDATE: Fire scorches apartment complex in Sterling, causes $2 million in damage
• The new normal
• Mike Chapman celebrates sheriff victory with supporters
• Valerie Lloyd, artist
• Combs-LaFleur convicted of first-degree murder
• Chapman sworn in as sheriff
• Sterling man charged with production of child pornography
• Man convicted in drunk IHOP, dead dog case
• Senate lawmakers meet in Fairfax over federal threat to Virginia economy
• Defendant describes ‘mercy kill’
• ‘Puppy dealer’ pleads guilty
• Budget looming for new School Board members
• Lovettsville Council Member Sparbanie to run for mayor
• UPDATE: Medical examiner says victim was still alive during attack
• Loudoun supervisors must decide on Raspberry Falls pipeline by May 2012
• School Board recommends revised technology plan, next board will make final decision
• Supervisors approve new Metrorail agreement
• Leesburg teen charged with DUI after two-vehicle crash
• Alleged Pentagon shooter convicted on unrelated Leesburg charges
• Teacher charged with drunk in public at South Riding middle school
• Speed limit on Battlefield Parkway may increase
• Barrier battle continues; council set to vote on removal
• Combs-Lafleur attorney says wife’s death was ‘mercy kill’
• Assault charges against football coach dismissed
• GOP retakes Senate, recount looms
• One Loudoun kicks off home sale efforts
• Republicans declare a majority; Democrats hoping for win in too-close 17th District
• Special needs children are ‘Champions’ in football
• Veterans honored around Loudoun; Weekend events preview; Scouting For Food
• Leesburg celebrates Veterans Day at Dodona Manor
• Loudoun Symphony Newsletter - November 2011
• Community speaks out about possible downtown post office closure
• Video: Freshly elected Leesburg Supervisor Ken Reid discusses all-Republican Board
• Assault charge dismissed against Broad Run School Board candidate
• Loudoun Republican trick no treat for Obama
• Loudoun Republican trick no treat for Obama
• Riding Along, Part 3: Ashburn 23
• Unfunded state pensions left out of election-season hustle
• Men robbed at gunpoint Sunday in Sterling Park area
• ‘Tis the season for pumpkins
• October may snowball into winter weather
• Set to re-open, Silver Eagle Group bolsters arsenal
• Western Loudoun PAC aiming for reform
• Election 2011: School Board At-Large
• Briar Woods’ Carter honored for selection to play in All-American Bowl
• Federal authorities charge Loudoun woman in murder for hire plot
• Photos from the Battle of Ball’s Bluff reenactment
• Ashburn man charged for possessing child pornography
• Lansdowne candidates focus on schools
• Man survives after vehicle crashes into Middleburg pond
• Top of the ticket: The race for Board of Supervisors’ chairman
• Investigation continues over alleged use of federal funds in gender-specific self defense classes
• School Board approves 2012-2013 calendar
• The TODAY Show’s Hoda Kotb stumps in Tysons
• Raspberry Falls house fire raises safety concerns
• Supreme court overrules decision, favors school system
• Toll road operators add to campaign warchests
• Riding Along, Part 2: Belly of the beast
• State vets online claims program on hold
• Sheriff’s Office launches new online crime fighting tool
• New district features familiar faces running for delegate seat
• The Battle of Ball’s Bluff: 150 years later
• Pacific Boulevard extension underway
• Police report details arrest of School Board candidate
• Patrons camp out for Chick-fil-A opening in Ashburn
• Deputies trying to identify man in exposure case
• Middleburg CPA accused of misappropriation of funds
• LCPS has fifth highest on-time graduation rate
• Bellanca emphasizes rural economy at press conference
• Simpson: FBI investigations now settled
• Election 2011: Blue Ridge District
• Election 2011: Catoctin District
• Vote on OpenBand franchise agreement could come before the end of the year
• Riding Along, Part 1: Radio chatter and Red Bulls
• Overworked caseworkers cause of Medicaid eligibility error rates
• New Inova initiative raises awareness of homeless youth
• Ghosts of Leesburg highlighted in Hauntings Tour
• Morven Park Exhibit Highlights Loudoun County’s Role in the Civil War
• Take Your Costumed Canine to Morven Park’s ‘Howl-o-ween’
• Civil War Historians Remember Ball’s Bluff Tragedy
• Davis Mansion Restoration Earns State-Level Recognition
• Candidate launches write-in campaign for Broad Run District
• Election 2011: Ashburn is a crowded district
• Loudoun Water presents Raspberry Falls study to Leesburg Town Council
• Leesburg Today for sale
• Election 2011: Newcomers vie for Dulles District seats
• School Board approves conceptual HS-8 plan
• Atari pleads guilty, will face sentencing
• Distinct views in 87th District House of Delegates race
• Leesburg man arrested for spying on Syrian government protestors
• Yearly parade in Leesburg gets a name change
• State workers rack up millions in unused time off
• Jobs bill would keep teachers, first responders but Virginia leaders not interested
• High schooler leaves a mark in art contest
• Activities from east to west
• Wexton challenges Plowman to debate in commonwealth’s attorney’s race
• Business Leader Q&A: Marantha Edwards
• Former president of Upper Loudoun Youth Football league charged with embezzling $50,0000
• District 34: Barbara Comstock vs. Pamela Danner
• School Board candidate arrested for assault
• Sheriff candidate Speakman accused of sending out lewd photo
• Election 2011: Algonkian district about dollars and sense
• Election 2011: Sterling District puts community first
• Football coach facing assault charge on minor releases statement through lawyer
• Celebrating special needs at the circus
• County employees to face new pay performance evaluation tool
• Foundation golf classic has best year under new format
• Two Leesburg teens reported missing
• County administrator to begin work on fiscal 2013 budget guidelines
• Supervisors vote down increase in business tax threshold
• Surveillance video of April robbery leads to two arrests
• Election seminar set for Oct. 4
• Election 2011: Broad Run District
• Homeowners fall victim to scams trying to avoid foreclosure
• Homeowners fall victim to scams trying to avoid foreclosure
• Students, parents prepare for college at annual fair
• Aerial and ground displays to highlight Leesburg Airshow
• Middleburg Elementary School celebrates centennial anniversary
• Google to help businesses build an online presence
• Two locals announced as Loudoun Laurels winners
• Update: Fellow coaches say man charged with assault was not at fault
• Election 2011: Familiar faces vie for both boards in Leesburg
• Tight district race leads to eruption in board room
• State House of Delegate candidates face off at Chamber event
• Council backs out on intent to bid on Country Club house
• Guest Opinion: A pro-growth plan for America’s comeback
• Battle of the barrier: Council discusses future for Lowenbach community
• Fire destroys house near Purcellville
• Great football wines from Virginia
• Faux pot ban up in smoke?
• National Conference Center unveils holiday menu
• False hazardous materials alarm creates gridlock in Leesburg
• Celebrate Oktoberfest in Lovettsville
• Community helps Sheriff’s Office fight crime
• Election 2011: Robert “Bob” Wertz, Commissioner of the Revenue
• News from Loudoun Symphony Orchestra - September, 2011
• Help sought finding Ashburn teen; Linden Hill project takes another twist; Loudo...
• Loudoun County Sheriff: Three vie for position of county’s top cop
• Leesburg Town Council cancels special meeting on Friday
• Police search for missing Ashburn teen
• Election 2011: Roger Zurn, Treasurer
• GOP leaders rally around Sheriff candidate; Leesburg Council urged to kill Linde...
• Candidates question Speakman’s qualifications for sheriff
• Loudoun Board candidates square off on transportation, economic development
• Board inks $20M high school deal; can you help with the November elections; Sign...
• Town holds information meeting for debated access road
• High school to be built on National Conference Center site
• County to continue research on possible CDA for Kincora
• Board continues elderly tax relief criteria discussions
• HOA considering lawsuit against OpenBand
• Sheriff’s captain struck by vehicle
• Pension investment team earns top dollar
• Health board approves abortion regulations, few changes made
• Virginia’s first winery-brewery expands this fall
• Commonwealth’s Attorney race preview: Wexton squares off against Plowman, her former boss
• Disparity in wages among state workers
• Bluemont Fair
• UPDATE: Lawsuit against 87th District candidate Ramadan dismissed
• State pays top dollar for medical staff at training centers, mental hospitals
• Western Loudoun assembles PAC
• Leesburg residents split on opening Catoctin Circle barrier
• Virginia seat belt usage climbs to second-highest rate on record
• Loudoun PAC announces endorsements for School Board elections
• U.S. soldier put to rest at Arlington Cemetery
• Dulles South Board of Supervisors candidates tackle issues at debate
• Sheriff’s Office seeks witnesses to Tuesday vehicle crash in Sterling
• Four suspects charged in Sterling vehicle larcenies
• A ‘No-Show’ for Leesburg Town Council work session
• Target gets slammed by Missoni sales; customers not happy
• Loudoun looks to elevate business status
• Proposed paintball regulations might impact sports fields too
• Purcellville 9/11 memorial for first responders unveiled
• Elementary school honors 9/11 namesakes with memorial garden
• LCPS driven by family: students benefit from interaction between teachers with family ties
• ABC plans overhaul of rules
• Heavy rains make for busy night for Sterling Volunteer Fire and Rescue
• New Purcellville shopping center breaks ground for facelift
• Supervisors approve ads for commuter buses
• Countywide events commemorating 9/11
• Deputies seek two suspects; Monroe students help build Purcellville memorial; Ar...
• County supervisors to OpenBand: Negotiate
• Ten years later, remembering 9/11
• Candidates David Ramadan, Ron Speakman come under fire for residency concerns
• Second man accused in ‘01 murder
• Potomac Falls graduates don’t stop believing for fallen soldier and friend
• Your 9/11 Reflections What do you remember most from Sept. 11, 2001? What are t...
• Election officials looking to clean up precinct lines in time for presidential primary
• Clinic rules could push Virginia to the forefront of abortion debate
• High School Football: Broad Run shuts out Briar Woods
• School zone: Pumping it up
• Leesburg boy to sing at US Open
• Burglar strikes Cooley Gallery
• U.S. 15 crash claims woman’s life
• Thirty years of care
• Job market growth in Loudoun didn’t happen overnight
• Share Your 9/11 Reflections What do you remember most from Sept. 11, 2001? What...
• Inova Loudoun lays off 117
• Sticking out: Avoiding the resume pile in a job search
• Metro vote could fall on November-elected supervisors
• Leesburg officials prepare for Fiscal 2012 Legislative Agenda
• Soldier from Sterling dies in Afghanistan
• Students return for another school year, extreme growth continues
• Conservative ticket could work against Republican’s bid to control Senate
• Leesburg man sentenced to 13 years for inappropriate acts with child
• University of Northern Virginia chancellor resigns
• For Lovettsville resident, truck is man’s best friend
• Localities seek reprieve from state spending cuts
• Loudouners feeling effects of Hurricane Irene
• ‘The cost of terrorism’ and ‘the strength of people’
• Jeff Fletcher of the Loudoun Office of Emergency Management discusses preparatio...
• Area braces for Hurricane Irene
• J. Michael Lunsford Middle: The future of LCPS
• Aftershock of 4.5 magnitude occurs overnight
• Ayala sentenced to life in prison for Lansdowne attack
• Independent joins the race for Board of Supervisors’ Sterling seat
• Lawsuit against Loudoun Water, home builders dismissed
• Homeowners Association refiles lawsuit against OpenBand
• Potomac Falls woman removed from son’s Boy Scout troop
• Voters pick Republican, Democratic candidates for state seats
• Update: Earthquake downgraded back to 5.8
• Confused primary voters turned away at the polls; turnout low
• Owner of grocery purposely burns own building, Fire Marshal says
• School Board adjusts boundary calendar for Leesburg elementary schools
• Sheriff’s Office seeks victims of man that solicited minor on Facebook
• Man barricades himself in Sterling residence
• Union employees head back to work at Verizon
• Loudoun Water releases pipeline, filtration study for Raspberry Falls
• Committee puts employee art on display at government center
• 9/11 Ride passes through Leesburg
• Dr. Indie column: Back to school
• Leesburg company boosts area youth with school supplies
• Here's some footage from today's 9/11 Ride.
• Lawsuit against Loudoun Water, home builders dismissed
• Loudoun’s real estate market at a glance
• Chase first Latina candidate for state House seat
• Public urged to prepare for detours, delays Friday; It's Lucketts Fair Weekend;...
• Sketching crime, one case at a time
• VP talk grows as McDonnell takes RGA chair
• Editorial: More than skin deep
• Supporters rally around Ramadan after protest
• Ron Speakman: “I’m back in the Sheriff race”
• Verizon, union workers still seeing red
• Two men charged in Sterling carjacking and robbery
• Tenth District Republicans make final pitch at Winchester debate
• Spray paint bandit hits Country Club cars
• Schools fail to make progress
• Reflexologist eases pain through feet
• Pentagon shooter suspect will plead guilty to car thefts
• Grand jury indicts man who fled police prior to fatal crash
• Republican candidates face off in debate prior to Aug. 23 primary
• Racist anti-Obama sign removed from Aldie post office
• Explosion, fire forces residents from Sterling apartment building
• Raspberry Falls operating on boil water alert
• County and state see dip in crime
• Graduation party turns sour against the Salahis
• A grizzly situation for Loudoun residents
• A fight for middle class jobs at Verizon
• New voters cards issued
• Study: It doesn’t pay to commute
• Lansdowne HOA agrees to sue OpenBand
• Judge dismisses HOA lawsuit against OpenBand
• Loudoun schools rewarded for excellent SOL marks
• Herndon man arrested in connection with Sterling attack
• Local businesses team up to benefit underprivileged students
• Debate begins over next biennial budget priorities
• Have you entered to win a 3-day stay at the Gaylord National Resort? Click below...
• Loudoun named one of the most technologically advanced county governments
• One injured in struggle for gun at Great Falls Chase home
• Ashburn business launches FreeRideHome iPhone ap
• Missing Ashburn woman due to give birth Sunday
• National Night Out
• Enter to win a 3-night stay at the Gaylord National Resort the last two weeks of...
• Board candidate: Make airlines help pay for Metrorail
• The dollar doctors
• School system announces reduced meal policy for 2011-2012
• Charity Redskins football game raises money for homeless teens
• Fading scars: Teen victim recalls attack by accused serial stabber one year later
• Newsmaker Q&A: Jeff Morse, Dulles District
• University of Northern Virginia raided by ICE
• Putting the right foot forward
• Leesburg motorcyclist dies Aug. 1 in Ashburn crash
• Severe storms leave 400-year-old tree damaged
• Purcellville council member resigns
• Loudoun firefighters battle three two-alarm fires within 12 hours
• Ashburn car race results in hospitalizations, DUI
• Two women named to state Supreme Court
• Round Hill resident claims sighting of mountain lion
• New well operational in Raspberry Falls
• Giving a whoop about whoopie pies
• A soldier’s story
• Downtown Leesburg Post Office could close
• Jury finds Subway robber guilty, recommends 8-year prison term
• Bookworms lament Borders closure
• Deputy credited with life-saving rescue; 9/11 Ride to again rumble through downt...
• Police search for malicious wounding suspect
• Teachers enter the cockpit for summer training
• Dell opens solution center in Herndon
• Five-year-old escapes serious injury from third-story fall; deputy rescues 4-year-old
• Beef: It’s what’s for dinner for 1,500 residents
• State agency investigates Trump tree removal
• Three suspects charged with attempting to rob Sterling McDonald’s after pursuit
• More black bear sightings in Leesburg
• 9/11 ride brings up debate during council work session
• Something for everyone at the Loudoun County Fair
• Firefighters brave the heat in non-fatal Leesburg fire
• UPDATE: Deputies release photos of attempted McDonald’s robbery
• Coal industry tops list of McDonnell campaign supporters
• After a decade of fatal accidents, Route 9 warrants a fix
• Sheriff’s Office investigates robbery in Ashburn
• Hitting back at concussions
• Naverez wins Sterling District Democratic nomination
• York, Chapman take Republican nominations for chairman, sheriff
• Ham radio saves man’s life
• A Weekend of Dancing Horses at Morven Park
• Commemorating the Battle of Ball’s Bluff
• Sheriff’s Office investigating sexual assault in Sterling
• Planning for growth takes precedence for Educate Loudoun
• Stevens focusing on re-election, steps down from Educate Loudoun
• Four men attempt to rob Sterling McDonald’s
• County warns of heat illness during warm weather
• LTM Editorial: The debt ceiling tango: the solution off the dance floor
• Theaterpalooza Proudly Presents Arts-based Preschool And Performing Arts Classes
• Local charges move forward for Pentagon bomb scare suspect
• Loudoun bridge is falling down
• Memorial garden site is Civil War hallowed ground
• Loudoun Republicans to choose candidates for board chairman and sheriff
• MWAA board endorses above-ground Metro station for airport
• County approves Dulles Town Center expansion plans
• Stonewall Secure Business Park to land in Loudoun
• Cobb Theatres to open Friday
• Loudoun supervisors back modified Metrorail agreement
• Loudoun supervisors pass on environmental tax incentive program
• Salahis fail to appear for court case
• Uneven fundraising marks Board campaigns
• Jack breaks bottle ad barrier
• Loudoun Symphony News - Summer, 2011
• Warner Brothers partners with Journey Through Hallowed Ground for ‘Gods and Generals’ premiere
• McDonnell: Federal budget cuts won’t slow transportation plan
• 9/11 Ride slated for Leesburg detour; Fans flock to Harry Potter movie premiere; This Weekend: Bill Emerson, The Hot Seats, Prescott Engle, Dog & Frisbees.
• Wolf joins push for Greenway incremental tolling
• The magic of Harry Potter
• International drug trafficking ring squashed at Dulles Airport
• NVCC officer injured in crash; School recycling underway at Douglass; Airmont Road bridge closed for repairs; Key West in western Loudoun Saturday.
• Car crash sends college police sergeant to hospital
• Sterling mom to be fifth Wiggle
• Leesburg nonprofit continues aiding African children, economy
• Real estate market sizzles in the summer
• Great Meadow polo manager goes global
• Historic tollhouse could become educational trailhead
• Battling Lyme disease with the force
• Look familiar? Deputies seek help finding assault suspect; Childcare center worker charged in second abuse case; Cole farmhouse on the move; Cannon return to Ball’s Bluff Battlefield.
• Morven Park Hosts 32nd Running of Steeplechase Races
• A Welcome Break for Wounded Soldiers
• Morven Park Gates Make ‘Grand Entrance’
• You Are What You Eat
• Reston man sentenced to six years for ‘upskirt’ photos
• Voters will face bond referendum on Nov. 8 to fund schools
• The race for Loudoun’s Algonkian District heats up
• Talkington withdraws from School Board race, endorses Turgeon
• Questions linger over fate of state’s sexual violent predator program
• A monk’s life in Loudoun
• Technology brings Oatlands to 21st century
• State to review expanding drive-by emission tests
• Residents lawsuit against MWAA over toll road dismissed
• Water treatment plant vandalized in Hamilton
• Keusters enters School Board race
• Residents sight black bear in Leesburg
• Bicyclist may have been drinking before fatal Rt. 50 crash; County to purchase, preserve Ashburn toll house; Moorefield Station safety center opens for operations; Rural Council seeks new members; Taylor Berrett plans Tally Ho concert Friday.
• Missing candidates turn debate into face time for opponents
• Bicyclist dies after struck by vehicle on Route 50
• EDITORIAL: The politics of public safety
• Childcare center worker faces abuse charge; Alleged church thief charged with another break-in; County board sets electric car fill-up rate; Wildlife Conservancy goes batty.
• State to bump up funding for Metrorail extension
• Child care worker arrested for sexual assault
• Suspect linked to second church burglary
• Newsmaker Q&A: Round Hill resident enters Blue Ridge District race
• Feds broker deal to reduce Metro extension costs
• Century-old flutist highlights Ashby Ponds concert
• American Indians pass through Leesburg on diabetic trek
• Congratulations to Inova Loudoun Hospital for recapturing the Patriot Cup in Leesburg’s Independence Day Parade.
• Dickerson withdraws from race for Sheriff
• Free July 4 cab rides
• Transportation study: Secondary roads need work, money
• Sheridan set for remainder of School Board term
• Virginians have a new slew of laws on the book
• Supervisor resigns from county Democratic Committee, endorses independent for office
• School Board finalizes meeting schedule for attendance rezoning process
• Loudoun’s election districts set for the next decade
• Loudoun’s festive fourth (and second and third)
• Three high schools make list of top high schools in nation
• Police charge mental health counselor with sex crime
• Charity embezzler will spend year in prison
• Brothers settle land dispute in Purcellville
• Chick-fil-A breaks ground in Leesburg
• Suspect charged in connection to Sterling burglaries
• Transportation, jobs still at top of the list for governor
• Former postmaster to head airports authority
• Weekend crime roundup; County prosecutor gets top job in Fauquier; Christian Fellowship congregation undertakes meals mission.
• Loudoun prosecutor to lead Fauquier Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office
• Three injured in assaults in Ashburn, Purcellville
• Avid Lansdowne tweeter to witness final space shuttle launch
• Revenue windfall to repay federal loan, boost rainy day fund
• County leaders to dive into water problems this fall
• Savor the summer with Brewfest
• Silo coming down; Students get their day in court, Weekend events preview: BrewFest, Deep River, Ham Field Day; Bill Emerson
• Cancer claims the life of former Purcellville mayor
• Loudoun County seniors party all night
• Reading challenge leaves principal eating stink bugs
• Leesburg larceny suspect charged with firing on military buildings; Two hospitalized after Belmont Ridge Road crash; Chambers press for rail line cost cuts; Hundreds participate in Verizon recycling rally.
• Business leaders to MWAA: Cut costs or rail may fail
• MWAA board taps new CEO; Verizon plans public recycling rally Thursday in Ashburn; Painter Julie Hanson to offer class at ArtSquare; Grinding and Dancing at the Aldie Mill.
• Democrat vying for state 13th district senate seat
• Three injured in crash near Route 9; teen charged with DUI
• Loudoun County Public Schools graduates an accomplished class
• EDITORIAL: Reading between the (redistricting) lines: One fine mess
• Waters on the move: Supervisor’s home for sale
• Animal Control: Owner, not deputies, responsible for dog’s death
• Inspector General will audit MWAA
• County supervisors looking to dissolve eastern Loudoun traffic funnel
• School’s out: Deputies bust 24 teens in year-end party
• York, Reid pledge support for each other in election
• Child stabbed Sunday night in Leesburg
• House, Senate redistricting plans cleared
• Plowman endorses candidate for Loudoun County Sheriff
• Teen attacked with broken beer bottle
• Catoctin principal motivates students with ‘sweet treat’
• Virginia advances energy policy, cracks open door to alternative energy industry
• The Loudoun Valley graduation photos are up.
• World’s Largest Swimming Lesson
• Graduation week in Loudoun, LCHS featured; Weekend Events: Todd Wright; Breaux's Cajin Fest; Father's Day event Saturday at Fields of Athenry.
• Congratulations Grads
• Man identified in Pentagon terrorist attack
• Principal eats stink bugs for students
• Van Metre Polo Cup at Great Meadow on Saturday
• CBP makes Dulles heroin bust; Arrest made in Target robbery; More Ashburn cars vandalized; DC United plans charity golf tournament.
• Turgeon announces for School Board
• Women’s self-defense course comes under fire in lawsuit
• Sterling District gets new School Board representative; Six hospitalized after crash, police chase; New King Street design options find council support; Creative writing class offered.
• EDITORIAL: Congratulations to Loudoun’s grads
• EDITORIAL: Still waiting for long-term roads solutions
• Magner withdraws from 10th district race
• Wanted man flees authorities, causes multiple vehicle crash on Route 9
• Deputies find man who doesn't know his identity, do you?; Youth hit by car after school; Swimming classes seek record; Wildlife Conservancy plans AT hike.
• Sheridan selected to fill Sterling seat on School Board
• Leesburg patrons and business owners present new downtown plan
• Cable provider fails to connect with board of supervisors
• The east versus west side story
• Vintage base ball hits home run on first lap of Loudoun’s bases
• Sheriff’s Office seeks help identifying man
• Loudoun board chairman endorses Dick Black for state senate
• Legislators look to fix flaws in illegal immigration database
• 21st Annual Independence Day Celebration
• The race to November
• Head west for the weekend
• Lawmakers want a month to negotiate congressional map
• Get ready for hurricane season
• Suspect arrested in ‘68’ vandalism case
• Help sought in locating runaway Ashburn teens; suspicious van reported in Sterling; Morven Park gates returned after restoration; Croquet tourney registration open.
• Government subcommittee to research new pay performance evaluation tool
• Sheriff’s Office seeking assistance finding missing teens
• Residents hear details of NCC high school plan; Edwards Ferry Road intersection to close for summer; Lyric Opera looking for talent for upcoming productions.
• ‘That ship has sailed’
• National Weather Service issues heat advisory for region
• Newsmaker Q&A: Belmont resident joins four horse race in Ashburn for School Board
• Ready for flight
• EDITORIAL: Next stop for Virginia’s high-speed rail: Nowhereville?
• GUEST OPINION: A rebuttal to the school budget surplus editorial
• Congress pushes stink bug bill
• A prince gives a royal touch to Mil-tek unveiling
• Mixed-use project approved for Route 50 corridor
• County to study tax incentive program for voluntary riparian buffers
• County taps state attorney general to investigate OpenBand
• ‘68’ vandals mark Sterling once again
• Greenway distributes Charity Ride checks; Bolen Park opening celebrated; Broad Run take two soccer titles; Lyme film series opens at Ashburn Library.
• UPDATE: Man blames deputies for death of dog
• Residents ask for voluntary dismissal of lawsuit
• Your Best Dish: Curry Club
• Legislators to return this week to redistricting work
• On the campaign trail
• No EPA assistance for Raspberry Falls
• UPDATE: Judge sentences Tribby to seven years in bank fraud case
• Officials to spend a month in talks over Metrorail at Dulles
• Three applicants look to fill Sterling seat on School Board
• Man accused of burglarizing home, then pointing gun at neighbor
• Teacher charged with drunk in public
• Memorial Day: A community that lives it
• Ashburn gets third candidate for School Board
• With help of drug, Leesburg man ends five-decade battle with Hepatitis C
• Algonkian district gets first School Board Candidate
• Hatrick, teachers and staff honored for years of service
• EDITORIAL: Pennies from heaven: That surprising school surplus
• Local teens recognized for beating the odds
• Loudoun delegate to ask for MWAA meeting
• Update: Boy's Relative Found. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office has made contact with a relative of the toddler found on West Poplar Road in Sterling this afternoon. While the boy's name is now known, the investigation into why he was fo
• Rust to announce re-election bid
• The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office needs help identifying an approximately two-year-old boy found today on West Poplar Road in Sterling. The child was found around 2:30 p.m. near Guilford Elementary School. Deputies canvassed the area but were una
• UPDATE: Relative of toddler found, incident remains under investigation
• Batter up: Vintage base ball steps on-deck
• Man charged with malicious wounding after Sterling assault
• Great turnout for the Memorial Day ceremony in Leesburg. The video of the excellent remarks by Gen. Forsythe is worth 15 minutes of your holiday weekend.
• UPDATE: One dies in Route 9 collision, two others seriously injured
• One dies in Route 9 collision, two others seriously injured
• ‘68’ vandals strike in Lansdowne
• Crowds gather at Capitol to remember 20 killed in war on terror
• Virginia takes tough action in arresting drunken boaters
• Loudoun real estate market heats up
• Crime Report: Satanist symbols and knife-wielding smokers
• Authorities looking for Target robbery suspect
• Ashburn man pleads guilty in federal court to insider trading
• Car windows smashed in Leesburg
• Algonkian district gets new School Board candidate
• Wolf Furniture plan clears town council; Superintendent Hatrick marks 45 years of service; More interactive white boards coming to classrooms; Wine history program offered in Hume.
• Guest Opinion: Where men are men and women are ...
• Leesburg council raises the roof
• Allocating $8.5 million, a breakdown of the surplus
• Ashburn teacher enters school board race
• EDITORIAL: GOP race for President: no field of dreams
• Former School Board chair to run again
• Mother honors son for last 12 years
• A night under the lights, Douglass shakes off 43-year old prom cobwebs
• Buckled up: Checkpoint results in no safety belt violations
• School Board allots use of extra $8.5 million to projects, interactive white boards
• Council seems wary of proposed changes to water rate system
• Hospital reports malicious wounding near Sugarland Run in Sterling
• Join Morven Park for Discounts, Special Invitations & Members-Only Benefits
• Leesburg council pedals through issues for cyclists
• Proposed North-South corridor produces rancor over roads
• Car vandals strike four in string of vandalism in Sterling
• Enough with the JUNK MAIL!
• Local Author Compares Leesburg's Past to its Present Through Photographs in New Book
• Dulles corridor designation could pave way for outer beltway
• Bicycle event doesn’t run flat in Loudoun
• Minchew enters Delegate race in 10th district
• Loudoun community leader honored by Boy Scouts
• Seniors’ past builds students future
• School Board bids final farewell to Geurin
• Biggest Loser celebrity trainer gets real about weight loss in Sterling
• EDITORIAL: Learning the ABCs of Educate Loudoun
• Bull Run Hunt Holds Onto Fox Hunters’ Challenge Cup Title
• Come to an Old-Fashioned Country Fair at Morven Park
• Two-Part Series at Morven Park Focuses on Preserving Family Heirlooms
• Museum of Hounds & Hunting Inducts First Woman Into Huntsmen’s Room
• Virginia Foxhound Show Kicks off 2011 Season at Museum of Hounds & Hunting
• Congratulations to Stilson and all the winners.
• Rollin’: Big wheels keep on turnin’; proud girls keep on derby-in’
• Plans for the Lovettsville Cooperative Market moving forward
• Hard-headed ordinance tries to keep kids safe
• Clean streams measure dries up
• Loudoun supervisors: Localities should have representation on airports board
• Grand jury indicts Middleburg newspaper editor
• Alternative King Street designs advance; Purcellville celebrates Hertitage Day; Loudoun Lyme 5K raises awareness, money; Inova offers stroke education.
• State Department of Health to hold fact-finding hearing on Raspberry Falls
• State officials lash out at MWAA decision … again
• Asia could be next market for Virginia wines
• Are cell phones wasted on state employees?
• Search continues for hit & run suspect; Wolf rails against MWAA; Loudoun Symphony jazzes up for charity Saturday; Balch feature book forum Sunday.
• Leesburg couple charged for practicing unlicensed dentistry
• Authorities looking for hit-and-run suspect
• Troopers seek unregistered sexual offender; Childcare center workers fired after infant injury; Inova plans expansion to Lovettsville; Friday night concert, art exhibit.
• County officials continue Metrorail financing debate
• All in: Loudouner spearheads the fight against gambling addiction
• County may seek state probe of OpenBand deals; Charges filed after infant injured at Leesburg center; Charities to benefit from Greenway event; Optimist Club prepare for golf tourney.
• School Board announces process to fill vacancy
• EDITORIAL: McDonnell gives public broadcasting a big bird
• Parking wars may be over for downtown
• Mark Warner updates Loudoun on plan to tackle federal deficit
• Daycare worker arrested on three charges, including child cruelty
• UPDATE: Car vandals strike again
• Ex-Freedom administrator has charge expunged in 2009 case
• Raspberry Falls residents request state Department of Health hearing
• Mixed-use developer’s promise of paved road drives residents to action
• Town council sinks into Chesapeake Bay issues
• Legislation would increase Virginia’s representation on MWAA board
• Accident claims life of 8-year-old Ashburn boy
• Boy dies after struck by car in Ashburn
• News from Loudoun Symphony Orchestra - May, 2011
• Man overboard: Burton asks board to table Chesapeake Bay discussions
• Burton backs off CBPA; Sen. Warner briefs business leaders on debt dangers; Car vandals strike again, this time in Cascades; Rotary's Bluegrass festival grows in second year.
• Redistricting could cost Virginia $10 million
• Car vandals strike again
• Loan plan could bring lower toll road rates
• Farmers markets open, First Friday in Leesburg: Jon Carroll, The Pokla Dots tonight; Bluegrass at fairgrounds Saturday; Two Mater Singers performances; Violins in Waterford.
• Judge overrules jury, vies for lighter sentence in malicious wounding case
• Sexual abuse of a minor lands Lovettsville man 15-year prison sentence
• Driver robbed in Sterling; Missing mother, daughter found safe in NC; Students make history films at Morven Park; Help Plant A Row.
• Leesburg man will serve eight years for brutal attack on wife
• Missing mother and daughter found safe in North Carolina
• Bell tower removed from Lucketts Community Center
• County to continue study of possible special tax district for Kincora
• EDITORIAL: J. Warren Geurin
• EDITORIAL: Burton’s befuddled board broadside
• Car crash sends 11 children to hospital
• New Rite Aid store seeks to please customers
• Loudoun Schools, September 11 heroes react to Osama bin Laden death
• Local foundation makes large donation to Loudoun health center
• Supervisors amend plans for Government Support Center
• UPDATE: Teenager dies from injuries sustained in skateboarding accident
• Board takes stand on future school sites
• UPDATE: Two dead in Sterling Park in apparent murder-suicide
• Two dead in Sterling in apparent murder-suicide
• Death penalty withdrawn in 2001 murder case
• Strong-arm robbery surveillance released
• Ashburn area hit by car vandalism
• Leaders react to Osama Bin Laden’s death
• Sterling School Board member dies at his home
• Senate closes deal on voting districts; map goes to governor
• EDITORIAL: Horsing around puts economy back in the saddle
• Flash flooding in Loudoun County forces road closures
• Time ticks slowly in detection of Lyme disease
• County vehicles motor through gas price crunch
• Your Best Dish: Aldie Country Store
• Election 2011: The money war begins
• Elementary school site authorized by school board
• New historic site remembers Civil War battle
• Deputies searching for missing teen and her 2-year-old daughter
• Republican candidates for county Sheriff face off in debate
• Snakehead found off White’s Ferry
• Radio station causes static for some local residents
• Loudoun board finalizes redistricting map
• Man who fired flare gun at cops to serve three years behind bars
• Lansdowne resident charged in connection with alleged hit-and-run
• Senate aims for compromise redistricting map
• Leesburg Town Council battles over parking
• Governor asks MWAA to reverse airport Metrorail station decision
• Leesburg man dies; son charged with DUI
• Teachers at ‘hard to staff’ schools may get bonuses
• Capital murder trial to start in October
• Farm land placed in conservation easement outside Leesburg
• Playing with fire: High school playground succumbs to flames
• Deputies make drug bust at traffic checkpoint
• EDITORIAL: A Metro plan that has gone off the rails
• EDITORIAL: Loudoun GOP throws Scott York a party
• Leesburg middle schooler wins White House poster contest
• Two options for Ashburn high school: National Conference Center
• Arbor Day stretches its limbs into 2011
• Two options for Ashburn high school: Lexington Seven
• School budget easier to adopt than prior years
• Art takes many forms for Mexican-American artist in Loudoun
• Fairfax police save life of Ashburn woman
• ‘Zombie project’ resurfaces in Loudoun boardroom
• Loudoun boards to examine elderly tax relief criteria
• Attack of the stink bugs; Congressman Wolf holds forum about stink bug infestation
• House starts redistricting part 2, governor renews call for Senate map changes
• Supervisors to MWAA: Cut cost of Metrorail
• Protest erupts at Wolf press conference
• Union joins fray as leaders continue Dulles station objections; York lays out campaign themes; Reward offered in Round Hill thefts; Tree photo contest results; Lacrosse league readies for season.
• Leesburg’s annual flower and garden festival almost washed away
• Bricks of cocaine valued at $40,000 seized on plane at Dulles Airport
• Suspected burglars hit Round Hill neighborhood
• Tornado Warning issued for Leesburg/Ashburn area until 7:45 p.m.
• Flower and Garden Festival weekend; Mt. Gilead garden tour; Stink bug forum; Victims Rights advocates honored.
• Residents file lawsuit against MWAA
• Archeological Firm Donates Services to Map Morven Park’s Civil War Site
• New political group organizes to support School Board candidates in November
• Capital murder suspect to be moved to Loudoun to await trial
• Sterling man charged with burglaries
• Video: Earth Day comes early for Loudoun middle schoolers
• Mini-protest doesn’t damper Ramadan campaign announcement
• Reunited—Board Chairman drops ‘I’ to run as Republican
• Real Estate Tax Exemption for Disabled Vets
• Captain Rick Frye Graduates from the National FBI Academy
• Road delays set to hit Leesburg by end of the month
• School board reconciles, balances budget for fiscal 2012
• New Leesburg budget includes layoffs, raises; Council moves to speed Battlefield Parkway construction; Family input sought for preschooler sleep survey; Event feature historic Claude Moore Park building.
• EDITORIAL: The governor’s audacity on autism
• Potomac Falls honors numerous cultures during annual show
• Loudoun County leaves no child behind
• Spend an ‘Eco-Friendly Easter’ at Morven Park
• Off-duty officer halts domestic assault, apprehends suspect
• WAGE orients itself to Asian market
• Titanic finder highlights science and tech fair for high schoolers
• Purcellville Gateway charges forth
• Leesburg’s fiscal 2012 budget adopted after debate over funding for programs
• County could yank Metrorail funding
• Times-Mirror site to be revamped into ‘Courthouse Square’
• Your Best Dish: Moley Brothers BBQ
• Hornberger seeks election to Loudoun School Board
• News from Loudoun Symphony Orchestra - Apr 8, 2011
• Homes in Loudoun
• Leesburg Town Council stretches fiscal budget to add more programming
• Miller will not run for office in 2011
• Ashburn terror suspect sentenced to federal prison; NVCC students tackle issues with elected representatives; Earth Day event draws a crowd; Dulles Little League opens season; Sneak Preview: Heritage High Choir preforms Tuesday night.
• Former supervisor to vie for Loudoun chairman of the board
• Motorcyclist injured in Belmont Ridge Road wreck
• Falls Church City swipes richest locality title from Loudoun
• Ashburn terrorist sentenced to 23 years in prison
• Times-Mirror wins sweepstakes, 35 other awards in annual state news competition
• Kaine makes Loudoun his first campaign stop
• How to Find Your Lost Dog or Cat
• Loudoun deputy aides in saving Ashburn girl’s life
• Dulles Airport border officials put the brakes on alleged heroin smugglers
• Senate redistricting bill finished; Bolling calls for bi-partisan maps
• Inova, Mystics form partnership; Assembly stands behind autism insurance bill; Purcellville recognized for environmental efforts; Community Easter egg hunts planned.
• RUN ME HOME (Benefit Race in Leesburg for Lo Co Adoption & Foster Care)
• UPDATE: Agreement reached on Cole Farm; stop work order pulled
• Legislators accept 4, reject 1 of governor’s autism amendments
• Crews battle Lovettsville fire; MWAA Board votes for underground station; County increases bus fares for Metro link; Run Rabbit Run plans Mother's Day dinner theater.
• Driver seriously injured in Route 287 collision
• EDITORIAL: The ‘catch-up’ county budget: decent, not perfect
• UPDATE: Superintendent proposes budget cuts in transportation and technology for schools
• Schools face $7.7 million in budget cuts
• Airports authority selects underground station at Dulles
• Teacher by day, songwriter by night
• Weekend of work: Dulles Airport officials seize alligator and jewelry, arrest alleged child rapist
• $1.6 billion county budget adopted; Goodbye to Ashdowne and Dean; 72 honored for heroism; Stone Bridge team wins Step Up Challenge.
• Valor Awards: Honoring Loudoun’s heroes, big and small
• Longtime Loudoun principal passes away
• Big box stores now face extra layer of scrutiny
• Tim Kaine will run for open U.S. Senate seat
• Workers participate in “We Are One” rally in Leesburg
• ASL bill not enough for Gov. McDonnell on first go-round
• Supervisors rename districts – again
• Lovettsville man killed following police chase
• Supervisors approve fiscal 2012 budget; tax rate lowered
• Lansdowne neighbor subdues shotgun-wielding man; Velocity Five readies expansion into Lansdowne; Morvan Park holds spring trials; Share your families' Civil War documents for special project.
• State lawmakers head to Richmond for short session
• Your Best Dish: Tenderjacks burgers
• Leesburg man charged in altercation with stripper and bodyguard
• Race for new proposed House seat heating up
• Cinderella Is Coming to Leesburg Again This Year!
• Little League Baseball Opening Day Ceremonies
• Ashdowne: Have a better idea?; Weekend events preview.
• Celebrate an Adults-Only July 4 With ‘Fireworks & Romance’ at Morven Park
• Morven Park Announces Benefit Hunter Pace & History Tour Trail Ride
• Area Notables Join Morven Park Board of Trustees
• Morven Park Launches New Mansion Tour With Weekend of Free Family Fun
• Morven Park Announces New Strategic Plan
• McDonnell amends autism bill to mixed reaction
• Tysons Express schedule changes to begin April 4
• Woodgrove High School sign damaged in car accident
• Residents speak out on state redistricting maps
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• From Broad Run to Ashdowne to … Ashburn?
• Video: Leesburg fire causes $200,000 of damage
• Western Loudoun outperforms county in real estate market
• Home Sales by Season
• Taste Test Tuesday!
• Tell Congress Our Mortgages Need to be Deductible!
• Leesburg Town Council member seeking supervisor seat
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• UPDATE: Purcellville officials outline plan to preserve Cole Farm barn
• Authorities arrest Ohio man, seize $18,000 cash
• Loudoun sees General Assembly gains in redistricting plan
• Two years later, family and friends look for answers in Leesburg murder of Jammie Lane
• Elementary students send care packages overseas
• LCPS Students learn about careers and colleges at fair
• EDITORIAL:The president and the debt: Not cutting, but running…
• Second time the charm for Sterling lotto winner
• Reservations for four: a look back on a family’s loss
• Purcellville barn update; A lottery winner rides in Sterling; Bus agency eliminates deal for gov't workers; Students run for Japen aid.
• Davis withdraws from sheriff’s race
• Your Best Dish: Rustico Executive Chef Steve Mannino and grilled caesar
• American Girl Fashion Show helps give the gift of hearing
• Three more Republicans in for BOS race; one out for sheriff
• Who killed Jammie Lane? The search continues; Teens flock to job fair; Student seek to pile up a world record; Help with the Harpers Ferry river cleanup.
• Cole Farm Barn in Purcellville damaged from construction project
• Cole Farm Barn in Purcellville damaged from construction project
• Governor faces opposition to veto of school PE bill
• WANTED: Single Family Home, SW Leesburg
• Bored? Get Out and Explore!
• Ashdowne & Dean election districts named; Job fair opportunities; Weekend events preview.
• Lovettsville mayor suffers heart attack
• Loudoun Symphony’s 3rd annual concert will be a “Centennial Celebration”
• I-66 will close sections of road at night beginning in April
• Veterans Moving Forward Fundraiser in Middleburg
• Supervisors rename election districts; vote met with protest
• School Board adopts new alternative education policy
• Deputies seek help finding assault suspect and missing Ashburn woman; Voters, not Leesburg council, to decide election date question; State art grants available.
• County employees likely to see 3 percent cost-of-living increase
• County schools’ budget reduced by $7.7 million
• Three-day operation detains 130 criminal aliens, 20 found in Loudoun
• Investigators search field near missing Ashburn woman’s home
• Leesburg’s 2nd annual Youth Job Fair
• Deputies searching for man accused in Ashburn sexual assault
• Leesburg Stalls on King St. Plan; Purcellville Budget Delayed; Board Adopts Alt. Education Policy; Spice Outlawed; Heritage High School TWELVE Choral Group
• Dominion students raise money for world education
• Destructive beetle larvae caught, contained at Dulles Airport
• K2 now illegal in Virginia
• Loudoun bus driver arrested in online sex sting
• Editorial: Getting a clearer read on literacy in Loudoun
• Briar Woods talent show ends with surprise marriage proposal
• Leesburg Town Council may be the R.O.C.K. the community is looking for
• Leesburg Town Council raises concerns over downtown parking plan
• Student seriously injured in Sterling crash
• Former prosecutor to run as Democrat for Commonwealth’s Attorney
• Edwards Ferry Road may be closed for six weeks this summer
• Leesburg weighs parking spaces against downtown design
• Visit Loudoun’s new president is here to stay
• Supervisor to host fiscal 2012 community meetings
• Youth Job Fair Saturday; New Leepson book explores Lafayette; Smart's Mill teacher, students earn environmental award; Ashburn soccer team wins championship.
• Lovettsville’s Zoldos and his team return from Japan
• Good Night Moon
• Redistricting commission aims to be voice of the people
• Loudoun’s top prosecutor to run for third term
• Board member defends airports authority governance
• Deputies charge suspect injured in botched Sterling home invasion
• St. Patricks Day Events!
• County leaders to discuss graduated cost-of-living raises
• Home prices on the rise in Loudoun, sales numbers remain steady
• Annual Literacy Spelling Bee to pit Loudoun business leaders against each other
• Program places high school juniors in future careers
• Morven Park―Loudoun’s hidden treasure
• Case against Middleburg Eccentric editor survives early challenge
• Dulles World Approved; King Street Decision Likely Next Week; Fight Over SRO's Continues; Canadian Guitar Quartet at LCHS
• Raspberry Falls residents sue Loudoun Water
• Double agent from Revolutionary War reminds residents of rich history
• Some construction plans delayed – others accelerated
• Board adopts final redistricting plan
• EDITORIAL: Delgaudio’s fiscal four-leaf clover
• EDITORIAL: Wolf’s pitch for Mitch
• New development plan approved for Route 28 corridor
• Tuskies celebrates 25th Anniversary
• Divided board adopts redistricting plan; Leesburg Council spends day with budget; Rt. 28 plan amended; Reading initiative lauded.
• Supervisors peck at zoning ordinance
• Transportation secretary: Cut costs of Metro station
• Another mixed-use development slated for Route 28 corridor
• Video: Girl Scouts invade Air and Space Museum
• ‘East Coast rapist’ gets three count indictment in Loudoun County
• Your Best Dish: O’Faolain’s corned beef and cabbage
• Metal comes to Loudoun
• More state inmates being housed in local jails
• Video: Loudouners get hands on new iPad 2
• Virginia kindergarten programs at a stand still
• Lovettsville vice mayor helps lead search and rescue team in Japan
• Atari trial date set; Harper Park students treated for burns; Middleburg Police chief to retire; Weekend events include an ArtSquare reception, two shows at the Dulles Expo Center, and early St. Patrick's Day celebrations at two area wineries.
• Middleburg Police chief to retire in June
• Community highlights students and School-Business partnerships at annual breakfast
• Claude Moore exec recognized by LCPS
• Ashburn woman receives trial date for fraud scheme
• In Photos: Nighttime fire engulfs Sterling townhouse
• Workers measure the recovery one tip at a time
• ASL high school students spark major legislation
• Cable Commission recommends OpenBand franchise extension
• EDITORIAL: Leesburg election – the ides of May
• School Board passes new construction plan
• New high school named for revolutionary war hero
• Team helps player with cancer rebound on court
• Burton: ‘Bow wave’ in near future
• Leesburg Town Budget FY 2012 cuts major programming for the community
• Western towns’ residents alarmed by redistricting plans
• And then there were two: Williams drops out of race for state Senate
• No Loudoun Summer Music Fest this year
• Haldeman pleads guilty, won’t pursue retrial in attack on wife
• Investigators search home of missing woman’s boyfriend
• Volunteer firefighter charged with DUI for ‘late night joyride’ in fire truck
• All things Local: Loudoun, Dulles and Otherwise
• ‘East Coast Rapist’ suspect in custody
• Tribby pleads guilty to stealing from clients
• Police say man jumped from county parking garage, confirm suicide
• Belmont Ridge eighth grader is 2011 Loudoun Spelling Bee champ
• Loudoun transit workers negotiate four-year contract
• Report: Women underrepresented on companies’ boards
• Loudoun students get ready for annual Spelling Bee contest
• Your Best Dish: Tuscarora Mill
• Leesburg man sheds more than 200 pounds
• Loudoun County Fair 2011
• Leesburg woman dies in car crash in Fairfax
• Missing Ashburn woman’s family: “We want to know that she’s OK”
• Leesburg crash sends Sheriff’s Office cruiser to local business’s front door
• A R.O.C.K. to lean on for Leesburg kids
• General Assembly: 2011 session overview
• General Assembly members tout bipartisan success in 2011 session
• Loudoun churches: Equal before God, but barely integrated
• EDITORIAL: General Assembly 2011: Generally good …
• Contract dispute continues for union drivers
• Proposed road brings up concerns for Kincaid Forest residents
• Police arrest final suspect in botched Sterling Park home invasion
• Loudoun could gain two election districts
• Bay ordinance protesters pack meeting
• Man stabbed, too intoxicated to remember how
• Authorities searching for missing Ashburn woman
• Billboard campaign targets East Coast rapist; Ashburn NXtreme Robotic Team prepares for competition; PATH line deferred; Volunteer Loudoun nomination deadline extended.
• Resident files petition to move Leesburg town elections to November
• Companies ask to withdraw PATH project
• Former Redskin Ken Harvey spins life lessons into children’s books
• General Assembly completes work, adjourns for session
• General Assembly update: Lawmakers extend session one day
• General Assembly update: budget battles keep lawmakers working overtime
• Herring bill to ban synthetic marijuana adopted by legislature
• The Dock at Lansdowne restaurant is closed
• Virginia backs plans to create living memorial to Civil War dead; One more budget hearing planned; Weekend events preview; Stone Bridge High School Jazz Coffeehouse performance.
• Trees will commemorate fallen Civil War soldiers
• Delegates move to expand E-Verify system to check worker status
• State legislators honor black trailblazers
• No more free parking; Leesburg budget eyes layoffs; Judge issues injunction in condemnation lawsuit; Capital Home and Garden Show opens Friday; Franklin Park art show winners announced.
• Court rejects appeal of man spending life in prison for killing girlfriend
• Town Council discusses plans for FY 2012 budget
• Downtown parking deck will return to normal charging rate
• Two dogs die in Ashburn fire; New senior living center welcomes first residents in Leesburg; Park View students get ‘reality check’; Farm To Fork Loudoun prepares for July festivities; Civil War buffs needed as Balls Bluff guides.
• School Board adjusts discipline policies
• Fiscal 2012 budget, free parking top town council agenda
• NEWS ANALYSIS: How far ahead is Scott York? Can he be beat?
• Underage drinking and driving gets bigger penalty
• Not quite colorblind: Loudoun’s black business people face difficulties, triumphs
• The Goodstone Inn & Estate named “Most Excellent Inn 2011”
• Bills offer ‘one-stop’ licensing for new businesses
• Blue Ridge, Stone Hill middle schools named ‘Schools to Watch’
• Habitat for Humanity gives new home to family
• Advocates teach green to the next generation
• Animal welfare advocate dies at 101
• Finally, it’s a race: Democrat Bellanca to bid for chairman against York
• EDITORIAL: Redistricting: All for one, and one for all?
• Realtor in fraud case says others should face charges; Investigators search for answers in Rt. 7 fatality; Loudoun animal shelter closes cat zone after outbreak; Volunteer nominations sought.
• Director of Leesburg Utilities Department retires after 38 years
• Your Best Dish: White Wine Poached Pears
• COOK has Ashburn residents sizzling
• One Loudoun’s construction time line announced
• Pedestrian struck and killed early Feb. 20 on Route 7
• Legislature adopts Herring research and development state tax credit
• Yes, it's more snow; Farm expo draws a crowd; Chocolate's Galore winners announced; Red Cross course offered.
• Winter storm warning takes effect at 9 p.m.
• Sorry folks, they just updated the forecast. 4-8 inches for Loudoun overnight.
• VDOT to create Greenway Advisory Committee
• Ashburn woman extradited from Turkey for mortgage fraud scheme
• Video: Loudoun Grown Expo in Purcellville features variety of local vendors
• Lawmakers tighten sex offender restrictions
• Outside Burning Banned In Loudoun
• Lazaro won’t run for Loudoun board chairman
• Beep-Beep! Loudoun drivers may need to make way for golf carts
• Area lawmakers speed up transportation bills
• Officials debate whether or not federal cutbacks endanger rail to Dulles
• Leesburg eyes funding for road links; Share your thoughts on Ida Lee Park's Rec Center; Biker injured on W&OD Trail; High wind warning; Loudoun Symphony performs Saturday.
• Battle of the budgets begins at state level
• Lawmakers don’t cut any breaks for homeowners looking to refinance
• Rep. Wolf targets Metrorail project on cost, efficiency
• Virginia Senate votes down immigration measures
• Man injured in Sterling Park burglary
• Arthur W. ‘Nick’ Arundel: A glittering life remembered, a ‘Virginia gentleman”
• Fireman’s Field parking lot set to get improvements
• Loudoun Grown Expo in Purcellville
• Workers march on office for better wages
• McDonald’s Hispanic College Fund scholarship
• Three burglaries in Western Loudoun
• Leesburg to increase cigarette tax
• Blacks rise through the ranks in Loudoun’s law enforcement agencies
• EDITORIAL: Tom Rust for U.S. Senate 2012
• A special piece of New York comes to Purcellville
• Suspect in fatal Sterling break-in on the run, two women charged; Driver sentenced in crash that killed friend; Supervisors adopt new commercial sign rules; Homeless animal advocate group seeks support.
• Loudoun legislator May OK after hospital trip for kidney ailment
• Three suspects named in Sterling home invasion
• County administrator talks economic development
• Loudoun’s real estate market off to a cold start
• Board questions ‘inadvertent’ donation
• Actor Stephen Baldwin visits Loudoun, promotes new film
• Supervisors amend county sign ordinance
• Supervisor asks for decrease in number of election districts
• Hounds unleash mascot Fetch; MLK march organizers recognized during sidewalk marker dedication; Chocolates Galore fund-raiser is Friday night.
• The face of immigration: An American story and a Virginia debate
• Deputies continue probe of fatal shooting in Sterling; New meeting scheduled on Ashburn ballfield lighting plan; Here come the hounds: FanFest Sunday; Weekend entertainment: Megan Hicks, Loudoun Symphonic Winds, Dana and Susan Robinson.
• UPDATE: Deputies identify man killed during alleged Sterling Park home invasion
• Baldwin officially in race for Catoctin district
• Volunteer Driver Needed
• One dead, one critical after Sterling Park double shooting
• Video: Partners Club Ball
• Guilty plea secured in Bennett attacks; Stephen Baldwin promotes forgiveness film in Lansdowne; Widespread gas smell remains mystery; ArtSquare exhibit opens Friday.
• Law aims to help abuse victims
• Federal judge denies Tribby bail request
• Accused Lansdowne attacker pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Leesburg hikes cigarette tax, parking fines; Country Club Drive house purchase in limbo; School budget adopted again; Man nabbed in cooper caper faces deportation.
• Youth Sports Opportunities in Loudoun
• A day in the life of a delegate
• Gov. McDonnell’s statement on Arthur W. “Nick” Arundel
• From the dais: Where are the black politicians in Loudoun?
• After revisiting budget motions, School Board passes proposed budget
• Service arrangements announced for Arthur W. “Nick” Arundel
• Va. Sen. Jim Webb won’t seek re-election
• Fabbioli Cellars survives frost threat
• Supervisors begin work on $1.6B budget proposal; Leesburg Council seeks one district for whole town; Young musicians invited to try out for youth orchestra.
• Five charged with providing alcohol to minors in undercover sting
• Obituary: Arthur W. “Nick” Arundel, 1928-2011
• The Virginians: Arthur Arundel
• Arthur W. Arundel - Virginia statesman, conservationist, publisher - passes away at 83
• Registration underway for adult sports leagues
• Loudoun supervisors get first formal look at fiscal 2012 budget
• Budget day for county, schools; Transportation package clears state Senate; Missing teen returned home; Wildlifers invite you to the hawk trail.
• Q&A: Lori Stevens discusses gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender support group
• Virginia bicyclists buoyed by bill’s bigger, better buffer
• Missing Chantilly girl found in Tennessee; man with her arrested
• Bill to limit AG Cuccinelli’s subpoena power advances
• Redskins’ Haynesworth accused of road rage in Reston
• The race to November 2011
• Law enforcement shuts down “document mill” in Sterling
• Loudoun fastest growing county in Virginia
• Transportation bill advances in assembly
• Elected officials sound off against PATH project
• Leesburg Police search for assault suspect; Black History Month: Respect; Tarara's Valentine's Day plans.
• Update: Leesburg Police searching for attacker
• Loudoun wineries to benefit from Sen. Vogel’s new tax credit plan
• Most redistricting maps tossed; New president, CEO named for Visit Loudoun; PATH hearing Thursday; AP test charges illegal?; Purcellville fills planning posts.
• Autism bill passes House
• Kaler named Visit Loudoun president and chief executive officer
• Storms create money trees for arborists
• McDonnell transportation plan advances; Herring announces support
• Local banker faces federal fraud charge; Senate panel deadlocks on utility rate bill; AH&T donates to Interfaith Relief; Douglass plans programs to keep kids active.
• Wells Fargo manager charged with nearly $8.3 million in bank fraud
• UPDATE: Proposed utility rate differential legislation dies in committee
• EDITORIAL: Minimum WAGE?
• Chesapeake Bay Preservation Ordinance inches toward vote
• Rust’s bold transportation funding plan weathering the storm
• The man with the ‘golden voice’
• Supervisors agree to support proposed utility rate differential legislation
• More slippery weather on the way; Leesburg council to press rate case in Richmond Tuesday; Buona joins supevisors race; Loudoun shelter hopes to find homes for rescued dogs; Chorus prepares signing Valentines.
• Inova Loudoun Hospital continues to broaden its sustainability efforts
• Buona to run for Dulles district seat
• Meet with Wolf’s staff
• Loudoun receives $1.6 million federal grant to help with 2010 snow removal costs
• Federal judge hands down second sentence in South Riding burglaries
• McDonnell touts bipartisan support for road plan
• GOP’s Vogel named to Senate leadership in Richmond
• State proposal to require snow removal from cars put on ice
• Del. Tag Greason on autism bill; School leaders seek more budget input; weekend performances at Franklin Park
• Group seeks parent input on potential Loudoun charter school
• Pet Whisperers:  Local couple grooms passion for pets into two businesses
• In Photos: Hay bales spontaneously combust
• State Democrats propose jobs agenda in Richmond
• Loudoun County Public Schools closed Friday
• Loudouners recover from nightmare commute; Crews fight South Riding house fire; Sugarloaf Craft Show this weekend.
• Weather and road conditions cause nightmare commute
• Leesburg authorities: Stay off the roads this morning
• Waterford receives national designation from White House
• Claude Moore Foundation donates $1 million to Loudoun-based charities
• Winter storm warning in effect until 4 a.m. Jan. 27
• Leesburg Town Council still sitting on free parking in town garage
• Loudoun transportation projects get boost from Herring, York
• EDITORIAL: The kudos edition: The debt, some dollars and a donation
• Lovettsville’s Winston headed to Westminster Show; Jury throws book at stabber; Comment sought on Leesburg zoning change plan; Winter storm on the way; Pickwick Players take on The Scarlet Pimpernal.
• Winter storm watch scheduled for Jan. 26
• Deputies continue probe of Rt. 15 hit & run; General Assembly may weigh in on Leesburg utility rate battle; Unitarians help with Loudoun Out Loud kickoff; Wildlife Conservancy plans winter exploration.
• Bill would give Loudoun supervisors veto power over out-of-town Leesburg utility rates
• A Day in the Life: Aquarium diver
• Ice closes White’s Ferry
• Jury: Man deserves prison sentence for 2009 knife attack
• County names new director of library services
• Local Anglican church settles into new home
• Sterling man hopes for new kidney
• Delegate’s call: Hang up and drive
• Police seek car involved in early morning hit-and-run
• A cocktail of bills introduced to privatize state liquor
• Assessments post slight rebound, Tax bills to follow?; Van donated to vets; Weekend events preview: Moonlit in the Sun, Mike Rayburn, Lucketts Bluegrass, Antiques show.
• Where’s WAGE?
• Purcellville sells Town Hall
• Governor pushes school choice, merit pay for teachers
• UPDATE: Simpson donates $15,000 to local nonprofits “to ease anybody’s concerns” over El-Atari money
• County to advertise tax rate of up to $1.33
• York announces 100 percent state funding for two critical road projects
• Amped up: Rock band comprised of Loudoun 6th-graders plays 9:30 Club
• Amped up: Middle schoolers rock the 9:30 Club
• Miller eyes state, not local race; Dulles South school site picked; Leesburg seeks environmental leadership nominees; Volunteer fire-rescue leaders take oaths.
• Supervisor Miller to run for state senate; will not seek reelection to board
• Loudoun’s 2010 home sales, median sales prices fluctuate
• State Senate GOP unveils aggressive agenda for session
• Loudoun leaders won’t support toll road legislation
• Bank of Charles Town appoints Moore
• State lawmakers get tough on teen drinking
• Still waters: Stakeholder meetings did little to help Chesapeake Bay ordinance flow forward
• Keller Williams Annual Coat Drive
• EDITORIAL: In Leesburg, knickers in a twist over Le Tache
• Supervisors to vote on advertised tax rate
• Residents join national group in Leesburg to discuss health care repeal
• Criminal charges filed in mall scuffle; exams shuffled after storm, student holiday postponed; Leesburg council seeks parking input; Field hockey registration underway.
• Police charge accused Sears’ attacker with two misdemeanors
• Sterling home to Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender support group
• School Board information meeting on Jan. 26 for Sterling Park schools
• Senator withdraws bill easing gun permit rule
• Future Patrick Henry student crowned Miss America
• Let Our Children Be The Light
• Powered by the light: Loudoun vineyard turning sunshine into wine
• Meet with Congressman Wolf
• Sheriff’s candidate announces part of “Step Up” action plan
• Board seeks input on proposed commuter bus fare increase
• On parade: Leesburg celebrates MLK’s dream
• Sen. Herring outlines plans for session
• Beyond ABC: McDonnell still hopes for reform measures
• Mark it down: Loudoun Sheriff’s race gets fifth candidate
• White’s Ferry on ice – literally – for now
• McDonnell, Connaughton announce candidates for transportation funds
• Leesburg man slain near Manassas
• Activists join Marshall in calling for abortion restrictions
• Governor’s address draws mixed reactions from Loudoun legislators
• Christmas Eve crash claims third life
• Dulles South high school bid awarded, Purcellville condemns land at Crooked Run, sells town hall; Bus fare hikes under study.
• Leesburg’s #1 intersection crash magnet? Dubious honors go to…
• Profits pouring in for first Loudoun distillery since prohibition era
• Republicans outline agenda for legislative session
• Board to vote on change in plan to Belmont Ridge Road
• Supervisors eye new pads
• Virginia lawmakers scramble before donation ban hits
• Leesburg to host public hearing on form-based code
• A new outlet for Leesburg’s passions
• Gov. McDonnell announces 50 new jobs in Fairfax County
• Getting fit:  A weighty decision
• EDITORIAL: America, where civility is outgunned
• Leesburg to look into possible layoffs
• Snow day?; Belmont Ridge Road expansion debate; "Christmas" in Leesburg; Call for artists.
• LCPS after-school activities canceled
• County leaders must consider tax rate increase to meet proposed school budget
• SCC denies PATH’s motion to delay proceedings
• McGimsey will seek second term as Potomac district supervisor
• Up from the ashes: Civil War barn set on fire by lightning, rebuilt by Amish construction crew
• Talk with the Times: Tony Howard discusses Route 28
• Updated: Rep. Wolf, other Virginia lawmakers, react to Arizona shooting spree
• Residents seek state legislators’ help in addressing water concerns
• School Board approves Capital Improvements Program to send to Board of Supervisors
• Commission to support Route 28 amendment
• Police investigate overnight break-in at Ashburn daycare
• State Corporation Commission holds hearing on PATH
• In tough economy, area colleges get high ‘value’ marks
• Dog lost for 32 days became Loudoun woman’s Christmas miracle
• Sheriff’s deputies pay period hours extended
• Ashburn crash injures eight children
• Suspect identified in Sears attack
• Supervisors approve $94 million surplus to benefit county, state retirement benefits
• Girl Scouts Seek Local Support
• Order Your Girl Scout Cookies TODAY
• Hatrick presents proposed fiscal 2012 school budget
• Police seek help finding Sterling man accused of raping 8-year-old girl
• INOVA Loudoun Hospital receives $25,000 donation
• Supervisors united in their dislike of proposed districts
• Citizen of the Year: Judge Thomas D. Horne
• Citizens of the Year
• EDITORIAL: Welcome to 2011: Now, get engaged!
• Ashburn school plans advance; Raspberry Falls to get public water?; Buckley back as vice chair; Herring presses K2 concerns; Literacy program readies for new session.
• Loudoun Water likely to study central water option for Raspberry Falls
• Shopper smackdown at Sears
• UPDATE: Second victim dead in Christmas Eve crash
• Antique collectors’ old stomping ground re-opens to more than 300 customers
• Sugarland Run district may run afoul of redistricting plans for 2011
• EPA accepts Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan
• Loudoun’s first baby of the new year
• Sterling man charged with five 2009 New Year’s Eve burglaries
• Talk with the Times: New Year’s resolutions
• McDonnell plan to fund roads leaves questions
• Early voting bill on agenda, but prospects appear tough
• Happy New Year 2011, from the Times-Mirror!
• Closed state prison to house sexually violent predators
• VDOT adjusts snow-removal plans, budget after last winter’s storms
• Dulles Toll Road drivers to see rate increase Jan. 1
• EDITORIAL: The year 2010 in editorials
• Holcomb named CFO of the Year
• Hartley to head Middleburg Investment Corp.
• Man posing as Hillary Clinton robs Sterling bank at gunpoint
• Middleburg mail carrier robbed at gunpoint; locked inside his vehicle
• One dead, two in critical condition following Christmas Eve crash
• UPDATE: Redskins defensive lineman booked on DUI charge
• Mid-morning bus heads to D.C. this week
• Herring to host public meeting to discuss synthetic marijuana
• Cuccinelli says he’s just doing his job as attorney general
• Yes, Virginia, there is a snow storm
• Plan for sound walls along Dulles Toll Road nears approval
• Census: Virginia’s population has grown by almost 1 million since 2000
• Newly Restored Areas of Mansion Now Open to Public
• Celebrate the Holiday Season at Morven Park!
• News Analysis:Wolf opens new chapter in fight against debt, deficits with vote against tax cut deal
• Missionary slain in Israel lived in Sterling and Round Hill
• ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ policy resurfaces, Virginia style
• Stevens hopes to remain School Board chairman
• Bus study stalls by narrow vote
• EDITORIAL: Holiday garlands vs. lumps of black coal
• Former U.S. Rep. Davis appointed to Airports Authority board
• The men who build the Metro
• DC ranks second in high-tech jobs
• Christmas through the lens of law
• Music Fest founder named executive director of Loudoun Volunteer Caregivers
• Martindale joins Sardone Realty
• Battling the cold: Loudoun homeless find solace for holiday season
• Winter Educational Equestrian Clinics being offered by Morven Park
• Bomb threat at Farmwell Station Middle deemed non-credible
• County FY12 fund balance more than $94 million
• Gang member convicted in drive-by shooting; Judge to allow suspect's police interview in court; Parent to lead Loudoun Caregivers; Laughs coming Tuesday to Tally Ho.
• Holiday greeting from LTM
• Improved state economy relieves budget pressure for Legislature
• State 2011 redistricting plans, comments go to the Web
• Virginia state workers could face paying 5 percent into pension fund
• Loudoun’s LeMunyon calls for Repeal Amendment in the U.S. Constitution
• Update: Winter weather forces meeting cancellations, impacts driving conditions
• Loudoun’s sign ordinance inches toward approval
• Fire near Leesburg destroys home under construction
• Loudoun legislators prepare for General Assembly session
• New school lunch law leaves bad taste for LCPS
• Bill will close loophole in school bus stop law
• Leesburg Town Council adopts updated sign ordinance
• EDITORIAL: The Grinch, the tax deal and the deficit
• Guest Opinion: The gift of safety this holiday season
• Single-car crash temporarily shuts down parts of Route 15
• Assembly delegation addresses Chamber; Regional bank robbery suspect charged in Winchester; Grand jury issues murder indictment; Leesburg council cool to tax, fee hikes; Ladies night out Thursday.
• Loudoun Water to study options for Raspberry Falls
• Althea Medspa opens in Leesburg
• The Rainbow Station at Haymarket, LINK host coat drive
• Building projects recognized at environmental awards
• Loudoun Water applies for new treatment plant, larger quarry
• Wine bloggers host virtual wine tasting
• Wachovia names business banking manager
• Avie Medspa and Laser Center aesthetician earns training
• Nova Medical Group expands pediatric practice
• Image Matters hires chief technology officer
• Courthouse displays go traditional; Leesburg, Loudoun readies sign ordinance changes; Master Gardener training offered; Jingle Jam raises $5,000 for charity.
• Police name West Virginia man as suspect in regional bank robberies
• Grand jury indicts Leesburg man for first-degree murder in wife’s death
• Virginia court strikes down health care law; Loudoun lawmakers react
• Loudouners take a stand with courthouse displays
• Governor’s plan spurs partisan punches; Herring calls state GOP letter “patently false”
• Legislature to take up effort in 2011 to bar illegal immigrants from state colleges
• County leaders look back on 2010 business climate
• Authorities searching for missing 14-year-old Chantilly girl
• Snowfall causes multiple car crashes in Loudoun
• Governor McDonnell calls for             $3 billion in road spending
• Animal parts seized at Dulles; Planning Commission backs Dulles World project; Redistricting questions continue; MWAA readies Dulles Toll Road hike.
• Business website names Ashburn ‘most obscene’
• Customs agents uncover “strange suitcase” at Dulles
• Douglass School: A misunderstood alternative
• After 25 years of service, extension agent moves to national level
• County supervisors talk plans for 2011, raises for 2012; Wolf joins in OpenBand probe; Attorneys in Leesburg murder case question DNA evidence; New courthouse display champions 'freedom from religion.'
• SCC schedules PATH public hearings
• School board elections: Ohneiser to seek at-large seat
• Business incubator welcomes first entrepreneurs
• Wolf pens letter to FCC concerning Broadlands’ OpenBand contract
• Survey: Living expenses, gangs top worries among county residents
• February blizzards bring November babies
• Newsmaker Q&A: Chris Jones of the Leesburg Police Department
• Terminally ill writer hopes to encourage others with her last words
• Loudoun on the lookout for federal funding for pedestrian improvement projects
• Editorial: White’s Ferry’s folly?
• Video: Chris Cooley to open Leesburg art gallery
• State tobacco settlement funds spent on museum exhibit, window panes
• McDonnell gives bonus to state workers, but supports wage freezes
• Courthouse displays begin; Ferry repairs underway; Middleburg Parade and Ida Lee Craft Show Saturday; Weekend events preview.
• Beazer Homes settles Clean Water Act violations
• Attorney denies charges against Middleburg newspaper owner/editor-in-chief
• Cable snaps, stranding passengers and closing White’s Ferry
• Judge hands down three year sentence in South Riding gold burglary case
• Virginia’s first lady honors the Journey Through Hallowed Ground
• Belmont Ridge Road 6-Lane plan advocated; New budget officer named; Too many movies in class?; Christmas Tree lighting, Cooley Gallery open among First Friday events.
• Leesburg councilman announces campaign for House of Delegates
• No off-shore drilling in Virginia, says Obama
• Council members wary of redevelopment price tag
• Storm brings heavy rain, high winds; Butler to join House race; Leesburg leaders delay action on signs; Potomac Green residents step up for food pantry.
• Virginia’s charter school law gets an ‘F’
• More women, minorities make the grade as Loudoun schools’ new hires
• School Board approves boundary line adjustments for new schools
• Leesburg votes against making a higher offer for access road property
• Leesburg council member pushes to move town elections to November
• State submits revised bay cleanup plan
• Police charge Middleburg newspaper editor-in-chief/owner with embezzlement
• It takes a gingerbread village
• Local software company to launch mobile ‘apps’
• Times-Mirror Future Leaders deadline approaching
• Murder case goes to grand jury; Cascades store robbed at knifepoint; Burk readies re-election bid; State Lyme Disease Task Force convenes Tuesday in Purcellville.
• Sterling business robbed at knife point
• The Cooley Gallery to open Friday
• Leesburg supervisor to seek second term in office
• Thanksgiving week sees Virginia’s Native American tribes fighting for federal status
• Lawmaker: TSA “porno scanner” is “sexual assault”,  part of “homosexual agenda”
• Thanksgiving travelers find little wrong with new security measures
• Herring to introduce legislation that would outlaw synthetic marijuana
• State determines Raspberry Falls well susceptible to contamination
• Holiday shopping season opens with free parking, improved traffic control efforts; McDonalds’ extreme renovation celebrated; Firefighters join Toys for Tots collection.
• Mom’s Apple Pie: Standing room only
• Local Gourmet: Tips for a healthy Thanksgiving
• First Night Leesburg 2011
• Reigning Miss America visits Sterling
• Leesburg detective honored for work; Belmont Country Club residents take control of HOA; Leesburg Council eyes city status; Voting underway in Best of Loudoun readers’ poll
• Deer collisions a growing concern for Virginia drivers
• Middleburg Town Council selects town administrator
• Another candidate wants to wear the sheriff’s badge
• Convicted felon’s campaign donations raise questions
• Loudoun teachers work the rule, suspend picketing
• Students organize Bullying Awareness Week
• New concierge service helps busy Loudoun residents
• Old Schoolhouse in Lucketts to close for renovations
• Ashburn psychologist discusses bullying on ‘Good Morning America’
• Man robs Wachovia in Sterling
• Local federal workers get early holiday gift; Telework bill adopted
• EDITORIAL: Uncle Sam needs YOU to be the budget director
• Police: Serial bank robber strikes again; Eight nabbed at Leesburg checkpoint; Jones to retire from LPD; Runners flock to Freeze Your Gizzard race; Managed hunt planned at Banshee Reeks.
• Area airports generate $1.3 billion in tax revenue
• Tracking the Capitol Christmas tree
• Leesburg Council expands free parking plan; Wood stoves blamed in two house fires; Weekend events: Gizzard Run, Nothin’ Fancy, Loudoun Symphony.
• A+ Dropouts Rock Out
• Fans hit the IMAX Theater for Harry Potter premier
• Arrest in Leesburg stabbing; Malcom Baldwin enters board race; teachers hold charity beard challenge; Justin Trawick at Franklin.
• Local business leader raises AIDS awareness in new film
• Former longtime sheriff’s office dispatcher dies
• Alexander Ovechkin makes Sterling appearance
• Groundbreaking begins for Purcellville Gateway
• School budget roundtable
• An expert shopper’s guide to Black Friday
• A Thanksgiving tale: Former Leesburg student publishes children’s book
• Wham, bam, cram: Unauthorized phone charges on the rise
• Public input sought on charter school in Loudoun
• Man charged in Oct. 24 stabbing near Leesburg
• Green Business Challenge winners, Gateway Center breaks ground in Purcellville; Another stabbing suspect in custody; Supervisors OK demolition of Lunette House
• Lovettsville farmer will vie for Catoctin district seat
• County to conduct managed hunts at Banshee Reeks
• Lovettsville Montessori School, Oasis Healthware take top prizes at small business plan awards
• Three more men in custody in connection with Sterling mob assault
• Lovettsville lawyer disbarred, plans to appeal
• EDITORIAL: On debts and deficits: Something’s gotta give…
• Teacher win furlough pay; two more charges in Sterling assault; Roeder readies board race, Chapman guns for sheriff; Brambleton merchants kick off holiday campaign.
• South Riding resident campaigning for Dulles district seat
• Lunette House to be leveled
• Supervisors approve allocation of $9.4 million in federal funds to schools
• Chapman enters race for sheriff
• FBI joins local law enforcement in search for serial bank robber
• Deputies arrest two in connection with Sterling mob assault
• Brower named new Loudoun fire chief
• County planning commission member to run for supervisor
• Wounded Marine inspires at LVHS Veterans Day event; Scouts mount up for massive food collection Saturday; Weekend events preview
• Loudoun named richest county in the nation
• State Lyme Disease Task Force to hold first meeting in Loudoun
• Local marine tells his story of struggle, perseverance
• Standing tall
• Remarks By Cpl. Rob Jones, USMC, Loudoun Valley Class of '03, LVHS Veterans Day Program, Nov. 11, 2010
• Loudoun included in agriculture disaster area designation
• Deputies identify alleged Lansdowne burglar
• Veteran's Day highlights; Ashburn crash report; Help with the Brown Bag Project.
• Dodona Manor commemorates Veterans Day
• Schools commemorate Veterans Day
• School CIP comes in under $1 billion; Teacher pay restoration plan advances; T-Mobile application approved; Veteran’s Day events around Loudoun.
• Accused serial stabber charged with fighting police officers in jail
• EDITORIAL: A supreme injustice over water
• Local dog spreads the message of adoption
• Supreme Court decision favors Leesburg, but town to consider rate changes for all customers
• Silence and Solitude: Deaf teacher recounts struggle in Loudoun schools
• Hatrick recommends $919 million construction budget
• Procurement office hosts information sessions
• Unanet Technologies names vice president of business development
• Signs to brand Loudoun as ‘tourism destination’
• Business owners test website ‘badge’
• A piece of 19th century Loudoun likely to be lost
• Supervisor tapped to lead National Trust Historic site
• School land purchases to be target of citizens’ questions
• Accused Ashburn terrorist pleads not guilty
• Residents press for end of Lunette house; Jocks Exxon to close for renovations; School Board sets Richmond agenda; NVCC opens spring registration.
• Thomas Balch Library receives large donation
• Thomas Birkby House featured on Martha Stewart Weddings website
• Updegrove noted as a Super CPA
• Sustainable Loudoun hosts seminar
• Leesburg Police train for high-risk events; Attempted theft caught on tape. Do you know him?; McGimsey tapped for Oatlands post; Chamber Job Fair Tuesday.
• Volunteer fire chief considers run for Broad Run seat
• Alleged burglar caught on camera in Lansdowne
• Middleburg Bank fires chief lending officer, posts $5.8 million loss
• Republican Phillips announces for state senate; Dick Black awaits
• Remember to change your clocks
• Top small businesses honored; JROTC fruit sale deadline; Weekend events preview
• Omnilert recognized as small business of the year
• WABE measures LCPS against other jurisdictions
• More office space available to lease at the Village at Leesburg
• County continues work on redrawing election district lines
• Banking to return to Round Hill
• AOL sells several Dulles properties
• Northern Virginia Streetcar Coalition holds first meeting
• November small business seminars
• Sign ordinance work sessions
• Harris Corp. awarded $64 million
• Unanet Technologies announces promotions
• Carried Away Gift Expressions receives 2010 Best of Sterling award
• Virginia Supreme Court sides with Leesburg in utility rate case
• Wolf wins re-election in 10th district
• Wolf wins 16th term in office
• GOP red wave crests over other Va. races for Congress
• EDITORIAL: Is there a next stop for the Tea Party Express?
• Loudoun Laurels award Loudoun couple, long-term delegate
• The local Muslim reaction to terrorism arrest
• Voters say ‘yes’ to school bond question
• Election Day report; Lazaro joins list of potential board candidates; Inspired by a principal?, nominations open; Loudoun Museum needs your help; Lucketts basket bingo registration.
• Election Day blog
• Purcellville mayor considering run for Loudoun County board chairman
• Precinct workers reporting a steady stream of voters; few problems
• On the Scene: Poll traffic remains ‘steady’
• Loudoun on track with state, federal environmental mandates, planner says
• Voters head to polls Tuesday; Halloween parade delights downtown crowd; Loudoun lawyer has license revoked; Tickets on sale for Capital Steps’ Habitat benefit.
• Alleged Ashburn terrorist makes first appearance in federal court
• The sound of silence: WAGE Radio still dark – for now
• Loudoun Museum cuts staff, programs
• Founding member of Loudoun Rescue Squad, local farmer dies
• Our Backyard-o-lanterns
• Farooque Ahmed to remain jailed; Hilary Swank discusses Conviction in Lansdowne; Weekend events preview.
• Local roofer gives back to community
• Round Hill woman celebrates stars, stripes – and life
• New Age store reopens in Countryside
• Leesburg council backs permanent MLK markers; Student plan film shoot in Purcellville; Cell phone rules change for schools, Halloween events underway.
• Newsmaker Q&A: Lori Waters
• On the Scene: Residence of alleged Ashburn terrorist, Farooque Ahmed
• Area Muslim society condemns alleged Ashburn terrorist
• Second candidate to compete for Republican ticket in Blue Ridge district
• Chamber calls for board to stop work on Chesapeake Bay Preservation Ordinance
• Ashburn man charged in Metro bombing plot; Another road project celebrated; School Board nixes staggered terms; Sterling bank robber linked to Fairfax crimes; Swank plans Lansdowne screening of "Conviction" Thursday night.
• New elementary school for Leesburg on Nov. 2 ballot
• !0th District candidates meet in Leaugue forum; Supervisors celebrate interchange opening; Purcellville police seek woman in hit-and-run crach with cyclist.
• EDITORIAL: Constitutional amendments: Two and a half thumbs-up
• EDITORIAL: Frank Wolf for Congress
• Experts: Start college application process early
• Split school board denies staggered terms
• Ashburn man arrested in alleged terrorist plot to bomb Metro stations
• Neighbors, local law enforcement react to alleged Ashburn terrorist
• “Down- ballot” issues may surprise voters Nov. 2
• Candidates go head to head in forum
• Not your average road worker: Hart Tree Preservation trims Loudoun’s trees
• Attack in Spring Lake; Chamber forum pans healthcare reform; Dreaming Tree raises money for charity; Loudoun Marines plan birthday celebration.
• State plan on increasing speed limits shifts into high gear
• Police investigate alleged assault in Leesburg
• Former Purcellville Town Council member to vie for Blue Ridge district
• At Home In Loudoun County
• Ashburn Village splits HOA vote; The history of sporting dogs; Loudoun Museum begins Leesburg hauntings tours; Weekend preview: Leesburg Air Show, Symphonic Winds, Ralph Stanley,Balch Lecture.
• Despite staff recommendation, PATH application will move forward
• Minnesota man, 56, dies in Sterling motorcycle crash
• Rockwell Collins readies new Sterling campus; History book pulled from fourth grade classes; You can join the county’s biggest Meals On Wheels event; Extensive hunted house production debuts in Leesburg.
• Supervisors set priorities for newfound state road funding; Towing regulators coming to Loudoun; Hatrick addresses Woodgrove student body; Leesburg seeks utility rate review volunteers.
• The Cajun Experience comes to Purcellville
• Bush Tabernacle Meeting Hall reopens
• Zurn, longtime county treasurer, to seek re-election
• Hospice ‘founding mother’ to be honored at annual gala
• Board to ask for multi-modal road funds
• EDITORIAL: Campaign 2010: The idea race that no one is winning
• Lights out at Woodgrove for youth football league
• Adler Center for Caring to provide critical services for hospice patients in need
• Airline workers busted for smuggling; County government buys two Leesburg office buildings; Ladies Board sale sets record; Tuscarora High dedicated.
• Board boots unregulated towing industry
• New water bills leave residents soaked
• M&D Auto opens in Purcellville
• Buffalo Wings & Beer hits Leesburg
• Finnegans Sports Bar & Grill opens in Leesburg
• Noodles & Co. opens at Village at Leesburg
• MIQ Logistics LLC signs a lease in Ashburn
• Free Clinic hosts a fundraiser
• Loudoun’s real estate market trails regional performance
• Fire at Breaux Vineyard; Sycolin Road intersection help; Deer hunt proposed at nature preserve; Dodona Manor plans fundraiser.
• Breaux Vineyard reopens after fire
• Times-Mirror Exclusive: Waters won’t seek re-election in 2011
• Leesburg Police issue K2 Alert; Fall Color Tour; Aldie Harvest Festival; Darryl Davis; Desegregation film.
• Supervisor uses social media to vet potential campaign discussions
• Leesburg Police call attention to legal marijuana-like substance called K2
• When one door closes, another one opens
• Voters may decide Leesburg election schedule; Middleburg's independent bookstore to close; Effort to reinstate teacher pay heads to supervisors; Oktoberfest at the Bistro.
• Aldie man wins the lottery
• Local biker and cancer survivor treasures time with son
• One Loudoun moves forward with Japanese partner; Dulles South schools approved; Early start planned for '11 classes; Rummage sale offers early specials.
• Leesburg woman’s style update to hit the small screen
• State-federal partnership brings in 15 illegal immigrant sex offenders for deportation
• School Board adopts pre-Labor Day calendar
• School Board juggles $9.4 million in federal funds
• Economic issues divide candidates in U.S. House race
• Communication problem blamed for Wolf’s absence at debate
• One Loudoun developer announces joint venture
• EDITORIAL: A school bully of a different kind
• Grand jury indicts deputy for bribery; Davis: leaders must cross party lines; Senior forum planned; LINK outreach.
• Here she is: Loudoun’s new agricultural development officer
• Former Congressman discusses upcoming midterm elections
• Commission sends sign ordinance to work session
• Entrepreneur changes career path, opens Purcellville franchise
• Movin’ on up: Meet Loudoun’s new Economic Development director
• Voter registration deadline; Residents rally for breast cancer events; Patowmack earns acclaim; Huskies seek bazaar vendors.
• Visit Loudoun U
• Another roast in town: Dolce Coffee House
• HHMI to host luncheon
• 2010 Business Plan Competition, small business seminars
• DAAR to host economic summit
• Barrel Oak Winery wins Best in Show award
• McDonnell appoints Loudoun residents to VA boards
• Networking luncheon comes to Leesburg
• Department of Economic Development names director
• Loudoun Community Health Center receives millions in federal grant money
• Do recognize this robber?; Belmont Station's Griffin wins national acclaim; Sign law review continues; You can join the Blue Ridge hawk watch.
• Commission supports proposed changes to Metrorail extension
• Local World War II memoir receives award
• Mommy blogger records ups and downs of motherhood
• Just peachy: Purcellville distillery learns George Washington’s peach brandy
• Police search for man who robbed Sterling bank at gunpoint
• EDITORIAL: Privatize U.S. mail now
• Man dies from injuries sustained while searching for prowlers
• School Board, Supervisors mull three new schools in Ashburn
• Leesburg student slain in Honduras
• UPDATE: Man in custoday after barricade situation near Round Hill
• Check fraud; bomb scare; Lazaro tapped for green committee; graduation rates reported;National Sporting Library fellowship.
• Leesburg organization wins grant to feed African children
• Proposed Bay ordinance moves forward along with stakeholder input
• Second armed robbery reported in Ashburn; Virginia Supreme Court hears rate case; LCDS welcomes lar
• Second hair solon hit by knife-wielding robber; Jogger mugged in Ashburn; Feds help with teacher pa
• Hatrick highlights impacts of growing school system; SAT scores continue to climb; One Loudoun face
• Armed robberies in Ashburn match Fairfax cases; Neighbors oppose antenna plan; College fair planned
• new library fines; historical archives; armed robbery; new church construction project
• Supervisors kick in for incubator project; Students mark International Peace Day; Monroe Tech Cente
• Police give details of stabbing spree suspect arrest; Fire destroys western Loudoun barn; Master Si
• Bay Act regs shuffled to committee; Loudoun baseball goes to the dogs; Board boost fire/rescue staf
• Four injured in suspected DUI crash; Two officers earn state valor awards; Redskins' London he
• Ashburn man charged in armed robbery spree; County board looks to shave costs from rail project; Le
• Investigation continues in death of missing Leesburg woman; Thrash joins Salvation Army in helping
• Expect delays with powerline work; Lovettsville's Oktoberfest; Wegmeyer's Corm Maze; Dull
• Another body found at Balls Bluff Park; Loudoun ousted from Babe Ruth World Series; Pacific Bouleva
• Town leaders celebrate theater groundbreaking; PATH application leaves unanswered questions; Plane
• Sprinklers credited with dousing apartment fire; Massage parlor owner again shut down, charged; Lou
• One Loudoun project clears foreclosure; Wells eyes move to biennial budgets; Speakman eyes bid for
• Community rallies in memory of Ashburn infant; El-Atari gets 144-month sentence in fraud case; Babe
• School board debates staggered terms; Leesburg council eyes November races; Loudoun Water complete
• County government’s POI to step down; Two charged in Sterling armed robbery; Tri Valley takes
• Leesburg Police probe bomb threat; Council backs false alarm fines; Wal-Mart aids teachers; Have an
• Mobile meals service worker burned; DED rallies for Redskins; Virginia Regional Transit pulls plus
• Ashburn Fire & Rescue plans sprinkler demos; Waterford welcomes thousands for fair weekend; Fir
• Suspended driver faces felony charges after wreck; Charity cricket match planned near Middleburg; W
• Students report back to class; Apartment gunfire results in charges; Crash claims the life of Purce
• Buckley won't run; Belmont Ridge plans to shrink to four lanes; Unitarians welcome new ministe
• Communities plan 9/11 ceremonies; Redskins owner brings “Dallas Week” to Heritage High;
• Police investigate armed robbery near Maryland state line
• Police charge Ashburn man in Broadlands restaurant robbery
• Two eastern Loudoun men sentenced for drug trafficking operation
• Barnett breaks with Democrats, state delegation over defense closure
• Flooding closes Dulles Airport Access Highway lanes
• Reclaimed water debuts at Loudoun Water
• Police investigate bomb threat in downtown Leesburg
• EDITORIAL: The state of the poor – and a poorer state
• Sterling company grabs 15 minutes of fame
• Jury convicts man of involuntary manslaughter in fireworks incident
• Child rapist to spend 20 years in prison
• School Board postpones vote on staggered terms
• The greatest gift: Kidney donation brings two families together
• Remnants of tropical depression to saturate Loudoun County
• EPA criticizes Virginia’s plan for curbing Chesapeake Bay pollution
• Proposed sign ordinance up for public hearing
• Grand opening spotlights court’s historic archives
• Deadline to register to vote approaches
• Buckley to ask for reconsideration of Bay vote
• One Loudoun sold for $35 million to original owner
• Candidate for sheriff announces intentions
• Customs agents seize 21 pounds of marijuana at Dulles
• Police arrest Ashburn man in connection with commercial robberies
• Herring op-ed: ABC plan falls short of expectations and fails to meet our needs
• McDonnell op-ed: End Virginia’s outdated government monopoly
• EDITORIAL: Safe! Loudoun Hounds slide into home plate
• Exclusive: Herring task force targets traffic
• Baseball: Who let the Hounds out?
• Emergency staffing issues to be relieved by late 2011
• County’s open space criteria to remain at five acres
• Supervisors put Bay Act on ice – for now
• “World is dimmed” by the loss of slain Leesburg woman
• Board allocates $100,000 to Leesburg business incubator
• County to cut state $1.13 million check
• Board grants funds for transitional housing project
• Herring announces position on ABC plan in Times-Mirror op-ed
• Police accuse Leesburg man of murdering his wife
• Police connect Ashburn robberies to two Fairfax cases
• One Loudoun facing foreclosure
• Hatrick proposes $1.6 billion school budget by 2019
• Authorities release video of burglary suspect
• Potential cost of Dulles Metrorail $3.83 billion
• Times-Mirror Exclusive: Four more years? York and Burton confirm re-election plans
• Newsmaker Q&A: Buckley, board vice-chair, declines reelection
• Newsmaker Q&A: Catoctin supervisor Kurtz to retire
• Wheatlands property up for auction, but is the School Board interested?
• Rural landowners protest open-space ordinance change
• Design changes on track for six rail stations
• South Riding man charged with sexually assaulting woman he met online
• Leesburg axes Southwest Connector Trail, moves forward with Downtown Improvements
• EDITORIAL: Buckley, balance and the board
• EDITORIAL: Bits on a better Chesapeake Bay Act
• Police investigate strong arm robbery of Ashburn jogger
• Authorities search for Ashburn robber
• School Board chair rebukes supervisors over furlough vote
• County approves western sheriff’s substation
• Loudoun Schools allotted $9.4 million in federal funds
• Local author Barbara Holland dies at 77
• Catoctin supervisor will not seek fourth term
• Supervisors on the Chesapeake Bay Protection Ordinance: In their own words…
• Board considers ‘U-turn’ on future Belmont Ridge Road widening plans
• Hamilton granted permission to operate well
• Daily incident report for Sept. 3
• Metrorail to host information workshop
• Rivers of controversy over streams
• Housing Choice Voucher Program to open waiting list
• Candidate pledges term limits during walk through district
• Purcellville couple remembered for love of family and community
• Building spotlights Sterling Park’s real estate history
• EDITORIAL: Protect our rivers? Yes… Adopt the Bay ordinance? Not quite…
• Libertarian Party nominee discusses platform
• Board denies schools’ request for $4.5 million to avoid furloughs
• UPDATE: Public displays to remain on courthouse grounds
• County vice-chair will not run for reelection
• Three Purcellville residents dead in Warren County crash
• Judges to supervisors: Move displays off courthouse grounds
• Boy, 15, accused of pointing laser at inbound plane
• Supervisors hold Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act meeting
• EDITORIAL: A river runs through it
• Illegal immigrant sentenced to 35 years for child rape
• Taking its toll
• Two new high schools open
• Allen: Redskins are “the community heartbeat”
• Supervisors face full agenda in September
• From Leesburg to the boardroom
• Bay Act information session for HOAs set for Sept. 18
• County public information director leaving job
• Trivia for Redskins Week
• Middleburg man sentenced to 10 years for selling prescription drugs
• El-Atari to serve 12 years for fraud scheme
• Governor promotes ABC privatization in Herndon
• Candidates for Wolf seat spar in Ashburn
• EDITORIAL: Get aboard the Green Business Challenge
• Board of Elections staff recommends dismissal of alleged campaign violations in Lovettsville
• Crop Occasions: Cut it out
• Police search for missing 8-year-old boy from Sterling
• No new charges yet for suspected serial stabber
• Third straight loss ends host team’s run in Babe Ruth World Series
• Police find second body in Ball’s Bluff, suspect suicide
• Cuccinelli weighs in on courthouse displays debate
• Baseball update: Mixed results for Greater Loudoun through three games
• Police find body near Ball’s Bluff Regional Park, suspect homicide
• Sheriff’s Office investigates Aug. 22 robbery and assault in Sterling
• State Board of Elections investigating possible campaign finance violations in Lovettsville
• State can regulate abortion clinics, state attorney general says
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Power line construction will cause delays in Leesburg Aug. 23 and Aug. 24
• Lions stumble in second Babe Ruth World Series game
• Greater Loudoun wins Babe Ruth World Series opener
• Business incubator lands in Leesburg
• Gulick Group signs in Ashburn
• UPDATE: Police continue to investigate armed robbery in Ashburn
• Case against accused Lansdowne attacker moves forward
• Abuelazam waives extradition hearing
• Four injured in apparent DUI-related crash
• McDonnell appoints Leesburg attorney to administration
• Expert: Region’s employment outlook brighter, recovery may take three years
• U.S. 15 traffic volume could reach Interstate 81 levels, projection says
• EDITORIAL: Save the rails
• New trial for man accused of stabbing wife
• Victim: ‘I saw him out of the corner of my eye’
• Injured Loudoun marine looks to future
• Police closely investigating suspect’s connection to 2009 murder
• Candidate to walk 10th Congressional district
• Keller Williams Ranks #1 in Customer Satisfaction
• Theaterpalooza 'The Wizard of Oz' Theater, Voice Classes and More
• Loudoun is Celebrating America's 234th Birthday!
• Loudoun Is Alive With Music!
• Hometown Friday
• Tax Day BITES! (Free food on April 15th)
• Scholarship Opportunities
• Facebook GiveAways!
• Is Your Water Running Without You?
• What To Do In Loudoun This Weekend!
• Do You HAVE to Pay Real Estate Taxes? Hmmm....
• Catoctin Creek Distillery
• Special Home Purchase Assistance Program for Lo Co Employees
• Youth Sports Opportunities in Loudoun
• A Different Perspective on St. Patricks Day
• New Laws About Alternative Septic Systems
• March is Red Cross Month
• Attn: Loudoun Soccer Moms and Dads: SAVE BOLEN PARK
• $3 Thursdays @ Tally Ho
• There's Something - and Some WAY - to Celebrate EVERY Day Here in LoCo
• Today is World Water Day!
• Make A Difference, Get A Day
• Business Appreciation Awards, Town of Leesburg
• This Weekends Events!
• A Rainy Afternoon @ Dulles Town Center Mall
• It's Circus Time!
• Love By The Glass (Loudoun Style)
• Facebook is My BEST Friend
• National Open House Weekend!
• Bunny Photos for Easter
• Independence Day Parade And Fireworks
• Theaterpalooza News: 'Broadway and Beyond' and 'The Wizard Of Oz'
• New Café in Lansdowne
• Morven Park Hosts Loudoun County Arbor Day April 24th
• Town Of Leesburg Plans Memorial Day Observance
• Mother's Day Celebration
• Important Information from the…NVFPC
• Christmas 1861 -A Living History Program
• CARRIAGE DEPOT CHRISTMAS COMES TO LEESBURG
• HISTORIC MORVEN PARK HOSTS HOLIDAY TOURS
• Morven Park Announces New Executive Director
• Choosing A “Real” Tree Is An Eco-Friendly Choice
• “Adopt-A-Hero” Supply Drive - Morven Park Evening Holiday Tours
• 2009 Summer Fling Dressage Show and Canaan Ranch Pas De Deux
• Fighting And Frolicking: A Civil War Encampment Comes To Morven Park
• World-Renowned George Morris To Conduct Horsemanship Clinic
• “Legends From Morven Park” October Ghost Tours
• Tarara's Big Chill Wine Fest
• 4th Of July Celebration
• Memorial Day Observance
• Solar in Leesburg
• Annual Egg Hunt
• Great Grape Wine Festival
• Lucketts Fair
• Blackberry Days Wine Festival
• Loudoun County Fair
• Northern Virginia Summer Brew Fest
• 15th Anniversary Potomac Celtic Festival
• 8th Annual Winds And Wine Festival
• Leesburg Flower And Garden Festival
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Leesburg VA Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Needlework Seminar For Children
• Heirloom Vegetable Gardening Project Volunteer Orientation Meeting
• The Unfortunate End
• A Visit from Zoey the Clown
• Many Colors - Leaves in Fall
• Business Showcase Breakfast
• Loudoun Revealed - A Virtual Realty Tour
• Small Business Awards
• Last Paradise on Earth
• Holidays in Leesburg
• Arts and Crafts Show
• 4th Annual Freeze Your Gizzard 5K Cross Country Race
• The Maize

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