Leesburg Today

Hundreds gathered in Purcellville this morning joined in the third annual Loudoun Lyme 5K/1K. More »Running To Raise Lyme Awareness

A domestic incident in Sterling last night left a Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority Police officer dead and his wife charged with murder, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. More »Wife Faces Murder Charge In Shooting Of Husband

More motorists used the Dulles Greenway yesterday than on any day in the past three years—and that is good news for area charities. More »Drive For Charity Sets New Record

Fifteen volunteers from AOL got their hands dirty at Ashburn’s Mill Run Elementary School yesterday. More »AOL Volunteers Help With Garden Upkeep At Mill Run ES

With sunny skies this morning, hundreds of Loudoun residents and workers rode up to the county's two pit stops in the regional Bike To Work Day event. More »Hundreds Roll On Bike To Work Day

The Town of Middleburg will host a “Hot Topic” luncheon from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, June 7, in conjunction with the Virginia Downtown Development Association. “Making the Most of Your Attractions” More »Downtown Development Association Program Focuses On Middleburg Attractions

The Hamilton Town Council Monday night authorized a June 10 public hearing for its proposed FY14 budget and tax rate, beginning at 7 p.m. No change is envisioned to the town’s 28-cent real estate tax More »Hamilton To Hold Tax Rate

Organizers are putting the final touches on preparations for the Round Hill's 11th Annual Hometown Festival, slated for Saturday, May 25. More »Round Hill Readies For Hometown Festival

Plans are under way to conduct targeted spraying at six county parks in an effort to reduce the population of blacklegged ticks that transmit Lyme disease. More »Lyme Update: Tick Spraying To Commence At Six County Parks

Seventeen-year-old Jasmyn Moore has landed an opportunity that most artists only get well into their careers, if at all. More »Young Photographer Lands Solo Exhibit

The Board of Supervisors has backed plans to bring the approximately 950 acres of Morven Park in Leesburg into the town’s corporate limits. More »Loudoun Supervisors Support Morven Park Boundary Line Adjustment

Tuesday night, just a few minutes after its chambers were packed with business owners petitioning about King Street improvements in downtown, the Leesburg Town Council unanimously, and quietly, approv More »Leesburg Council Unanimously Approves Doubling Its Pay

Tomorrow, the county will be participating in the annual Bike To Work Day, which is held across the Washington, DC, region. More »Bike To Work Day Scheduled Tomorrow

Usually when one thinks of a polo match one thinks of wide, green fields out in the country, but how many people get to play—or watch—polo on the National Mall in Washington, DC? More »Local Charity Holds Polo On The Mall Event Saturday

Event planner and marketer Tina Johnson took home the biggest prize Wednesday night during the 12th annual Leesburg Business Appreciation Awards, hosted for the first time by ProJet Aviation at Leesbu More »Johnson, Chimole, MacDowell Among Leesburg Business Awards Winners

Two different Board of Supervisors committees will review plans to restructure many of its 51 advisory bodies in the coming months. And after emotions ran high this week among the panels’ volunteers, More »Board To Review Recommended Advisory Body Changes

Loudoun residents who want to vote in the June 11 primary must be registered on the voting rolls by 5 p.m. Monday, May 20. More »Monday Is Deadline For Voter Registration In Advance Of Primary

Along with new transportation funding coming to Northern Virginia, VDOT has appointed new administrators for the region. More »VDOT Appoints New Leadership For Northern Virginia District

A naming committee has recommended the name Cardinal Ridge Elementary School for ES-21, the Dulles area elementary school slated to open in the fall of 2014. More »Recommended Name For ES-21: Cardinal Ridge Elementary School

On Monday morning, music played in the basement of a Lansdowne home as a handful of toddlers danced and clapped their hands with Michelle Piteira, laughter at times drowning out the sounds from the sm More »Child Care Providers Worry About Proposed Regulations

Three months after Sterling-area Democrats launched a recall petition drive to request that a Circuit Court judge remove Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio (R-Sterling) from office, organizers say they have More »Delgaudio Recall Petition Has Enough Signatures; Grand Jury Review Continues

The operators of the Dulles Greenway and the leaders of five area charities hope to set a new record for trips on the private toll road Thursday—a day when every cent collected will be returned to the More »Greenway, Charities Hope For Record Ridership Today

Students on two Briar Woods High School DECA teams earned some special bragging rights in recent weeks. More »Marketing Students Win International Recognition