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3 weeks ago |
loudounnow.com | Norman Styer
During the past week, a new structure has emerged above the treetops south of Round Hill. It is not a new satellite uplink. Round Hill’s new Airmont water tank quickly took shape last week as crews assembled the steel tower trunk and the lower panels of the bowl that will provide 500,000 gallons of additional water storage and key redundancy for the municipal utility system.
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3 weeks ago |
loudounnow.com | Norman Styer
Two hundred years ago, the Marquis de Lafayette, the last surviving major general of the American Revolution, returned from France to tour the country he fought to create. During his 14-month farewell tour starting in July 1824, he visited all 24 states, receiving a hero’s welcome along the way.
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3 weeks ago |
loudounnow.com | Norman Styer
Community members gathered at the Historic Douglass High School in Leesburg on Monday to raise the Juneteenth flag and reflect on the impact of the 1863 Emancipation Proclamation and the Civil Rights movement. The ceremony included remarks by Hazekiah Watkins, who became the youngest Freedom Rider following his arrest at age 13 during a protest at a Jackson, MS, bus station.
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4 weeks ago |
loudounnow.com | Norman Styer
The second Middleburg Day celebration on Friday night brought town residents together on the Town Hall campus for an evening of food and ice cream, live music from Gary Smallwood and community camaraderie. During the program, Vice Mayor Chris Bernard offered special recognition for the town's popular UPS driver Mike Elliott, who is retiring, and for Hilleary Bogley, who recently closed Scruffy's Ice Cream shop after 36 years of raising money to support the Middleburg Humane Foundation.
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1 month ago |
loudounnow.com | Norman Styer
Loudoun’s Department of Economic Development is taking a deeper dive into the county’s retail industry, releasing the first post-pandemic analysis and dedicating more staff to support the market segment. The results are surprising—and not. In a county that boasts the nation’s highest median household incomes, retail spending is below the national average on a per-square-foot basis. In short, Loudoun has too much retail space for its market.
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