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Early Wednesday morning about 30 Loudoun County business leaders gathered at Belmont Country Club to knock the rust off some long unused skills—an in-person breakfast meeting featuring networking and updates from community leaders. The “stepping out” session, hosted by John Marshall Bank Regional President Paul Bice, served up one more example that Loudoun is regaining a sense of normal life. The main attraction at the event was an economic update offered by Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tony Howard, Visit Loudoun President and CEO Beth Erickson, and Loudoun’s Executive Direct...

Gillette Stadium's mass vaccine site hits major milestone Share Updated: 5:37 PM EDT Mar 15, 2021 Share Updated: 5:37 PM EDT Mar 15, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript >> I’M FREE IN TWO WEEKS. TODD: BETH AND TIM ERICKSON, FROM CHARLTON, GOT THEIR SECON VACCINE DOSE TODAY AT FENWAY PARK. THE FREEDOM THEY WILL SOON FEEL STANDS IN CONTRAST TO TH PARALYSIS THEY AND MANY OTHERS ENCOUNTERED WHILE TRYING TO BOOK THEIR FIRST APPOINTMENT ON THE STATE’S VAXFINDER WEBSITE. >> OUR SON HAD TO DO IT FOR US. WE COULDN’T. I TRIED AND TRIED, AND I WAS JUST SO FRUSTRATED, ...

Visit Loudoun has launched Virginia’s first Certified Tourism Ambassador program to extend the tourism organization’s reach and enhance the visitor experience. The internationally recognized Certified Tourism Ambassador program was developed by the Tourism Ambassador Institute and launched in 2006. Since then, more than 50,000 people have been certified in 18 states and Bermuda. Loudoun will be the only program destination in Virginia. TheLoudoun County Tourism Ambassador Program seeks to increase tourism by inspiring front-line employees and volunteers to turn every visitor encounter int...

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos When student loan bills come due again, as early as Feb. 1, millions of confused borrowers with questions or needing help could find themselves stuck on hold trying to get through to overwhelmed loan servicers. That’s the warning from the companies that will be responsible for working with about 30 million student loan borrowers when a moratorium that’s excused them from making payments since last March runs out at the end of January. The Pew Charitable Trusts expects the change to cause so much confusion, it estimated that nine million borrowers could c...