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The Purcellville Town Council voted unanimously on April 23 to approve a settlement agreement between the town and former Purcellville Police Officer Kristopher Fraley.

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

“This is not a data center application. This is not a data center application,” Chuck Kuhn said as he turned to a largely hostile group of about three-dozen people gathered

The federal budget passed by Congress earlier this month includes nearly $8 million for Loudoun-specific projects. President Joe Biden (D) signed the budget into law on March 9, closing the

The public is invited to speak at a public hearing on March 21 at 7 p.m. on the settlement to bring the Compass Creek area into Leesburg town limits. The

The Leesburg Town Council voted unanimously Feb. 27 to approve a settlement with Loudoun County that would incorporate the Compass Creek area into town limits. If finalized, the move would

Leesburg Town Manager Kaj Dentler presented his $157.8 million budget proposal at a Feb. 13 Town Council meeting. The draft fiscal 2025 spending plan includes an $81.6 million general fund

Leesburg Town Council members and town staffers say they are hopeful that the state — not the town — will cover the rent for Leesburg Executive Airport’s mobile air traffic

The second of three historic memorials to honor Black men lynched in Leesburg could be erected as soon as November, Leesburg town staffers said.

A proposed agreement between Loudoun County and the town of Leesburg would leave it up to property owners in the 403-acre Compass Creek area whether to be incorporated into town