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WINFIELD TWP — Quality Life Services, a senior living facility located on Iron Bridge Road in Winfield Township, signaled its intention to expand with a proposed duplex intended for independent-living...

Loudoun voters will be confronted with a long ballot this November, while dozens of candidates compete for 26 local elected offices, five seats in the House of Delegates and two

The county will move toward joining the Virginia Statewide Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy or C-PACE Program, following up on Loudoun’s local version of that program.

Republicans win major contested races in Woodbury County in the 2022 Election

Loudoun County supervisors will oppose bills filed by Del. David A. Reid (D-32) and Sen. Jennifer B. Boysko (D-33) seeking to relieve the Dulles Greenway of new regulation passed last

Flights bringing young people to Westchester County Airport have been happening over the last week, according to multiple reports.

As Supervisors Pass Budget, Protests For and Against Biberaj Commonwealth’s Attorney Buta Biberaj held a press conference on Tuesday outside the old county courthouse, alongside her staff, announcing she planned to again request the Board of Supervisors to acquiesce her office’s request for funding to hire more staffers. [Patrick Szabo/Loudoun Now] In the hours before county supervisors cast the final vote adopting their Fiscal Year 2022 budget on Tuesday evening, dueling demon...

Loudoun Now County supervisors have voted to donate $10,000 to the Loudoun First Responders Foundation, asking the organization to use the money to support the long-term recovery of Loudoun County Sheriff’s Deputy Camron Gentry. Gentry and two Walmart loss prevention officers were shot as they sought to detain a man at the Sterling Walmart Jan. 2. Police pursued a suspect down Rt. 28 into Fairfax County before being arresting him on Pennsboro Drive in Chantilly after a nearly two-hour search....

Loudoun Now After years of division, some of Loudoun’s state lawmakers have rallied behind a bill to curb the Dulles Greenway’s toll increases and the financing loopholes the operator uses to raise cash at the expense of drivers. Legislation to limit the Greenway’s constant toll increases has failed in the General Assembly year after year, typically with Loudoun’s own state delegation split on proposed bills. But a new bill, House Bill 1832, was announced with backing from a swath of Lo...