Loudoun Now

Loudoun Now

Loudoun Now is a news organization that is owned by the community and focuses on reporting news about Loudoun County, Virginia.

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  • 1 week ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

    Loudoun Now on Wednesday held its inaugural Excellence in High School Journalism awards at Loudoun County High School highlighting over 60 student submissions. High school journalism programs from across the county nominated the best of student reporting in writing, photography, podcasting and videography for the awards.

  • 1 week ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

    Loudoun Community Media on Wednesday held its inaugural Excellence in High School Journalism awards at Loudoun County High School highlighting over 60 students submissions. High school journalism programs from across the county nominated the best of student reporting in writing, photography, podcasting and videography for the awards.

  • 1 week ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

    With the deadline to adopt a budget for fiscal year 2026 one month away, Purcellville Town Manager Kwasi Fraser on Tuesday night urged the council to find compromises needed to finalize its spending. “Bad things happen come June 20 if you do not have a budget and I'm not saying this for any other reasons, but we have a dedicated staff whose salary will not be paid, and most importantly, debt will not be paid,” he said.

  • 1 week ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

    Purcellville Town Attorney John Cafferky has resigned from the position he hasheld for two years. The announcement was made during Tuesday night’sTown Council meetingafter beingadded alast-minuteitem to the agenda for discussion. Cafferky, who works forBlankingshipand Keith law firm, said he has been “pleased and privileged” to represent the town, but that lately the amount of time requested by the town hasexceeded his expectations.

  • 1 week ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

    Three more collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists occurred over the holiday weekend as the incidents spike this month. The first occurred Saturday evening just after 7 p.m. near the intersection of Ashburn Boulevard and Bruceton Mills Circle. One adult was transported to the hospital. On Sunday after 10 p.m. near Crossroads Drive and Claiborne Parkway, a vehicle collided with a cyclist, but no emergency medical services were required.