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The Purcellville Town Council voted 5-2 on April 23 to approve the fiscal 2025 budget and fiscal plan totaling $30.6 million for government and utility operations and investment in capital

Caleb Stought, recently elected to the open seat on the Purcellville Town Council, was sworn in Nov. 28 prior to the council meeting.

Republican Bob Anderson appears to have defeated Biberaj by about 1,000 votes in the commonwealths attorney race Nov. 7, ousting the progressive Democrat who was elected as the countys top

Caleb Stought claimed victory Tuesday night in a special election for a seat on the Purcellville Town Council vacated by now-Mayor Stanley Milan.

Voters in Loudoun County and across Virginia went to the polls Nov. 7 in an election that will decide partisan control of the Virginia General Assembly along with local boards

Caleb Stought defeated Chris Reed Nov. 7 in a special election to fill a Purcellville Town Council vacated last year by now-Mayor Stanley Milan. Stoughts term will run through 2024.

In the final week of campaigning for the special election for a Purcellville Town Council seat, one of the candidates is using an all-too-familiar tactic.

The ballots are now set for elections in some incorporated towns in Loudoun County. The filing deadline was Aug. 18.

After interviewing 14 candidates in a virtual meeting Monday night, the Purcellville Town Council voted unanimously to appoint nine residents to the Community Policing Advisory Committee. Committee members who will serve a two-year term, effective Jan. 4, 2021, are Leonard “Rusty” Markland, a former police officer; Payton Arnett, a student at Woodgrove High School; Elizabeth Ford, a mother of five and founder of the nonprofit BetterALife Inc.; Thomas “Brent” Christie, a 20-y...