Artists Sought for Leesburg Public Art Fundraiser
The Friends of Leesburg Public Arts invites all amateur, emerging, and established artists to donate small artworks to its annual
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Schutz Named Oatlands CEO
Caleb M. Schutz has been hired as the first chief executive officer at historic Oatlands. Schutz, a Leesburg-area resident, brings
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Council to Take Fresh Look at Leesburg’s Transportation Priorities
The Town of Leesburg is set to take a closer look at planning for transportation projects around town—and maybe a
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On the Ballot: Leesburg Votes on Tuesday
The Leesburg Town Council special election scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 6, brings with it three familiar faces. It will be
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ECHO Tells Kaine: 150 Disability Jobs Threatened by Federal Regulation
Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) visited Every Citizen Has Opportunities, Inc. in Leesburg on Thursday, where the nonprofit’s leaders warned him
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Photo Gallery: Battle of Ball’s Bluff 156th Anniversary
Volunteers helped to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Ball’s Bluff with a variety of special programs Saturday. The
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LCSO Seeks Identity of Potential Statue Vandalism Witnesses
The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office is hoping the public can help identify two potential witnesses who were in the area
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From Farmers Markets to Market Street: Cowbell Kitchen Coming to Leesburg
Cheryl Strasser and Kaeley “KK” Brady are taking their farmers market concept to downtown Leesburg with the impending arrival of
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AG Opinion: State Law Protects Loudoun’s Confederate Monument
An advisory opinion issued today by Attorney General Mark R. Herring holds that some Confederate monuments—such as the one in
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