Loudoun Now

3 weeks ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

An application that would have expanded a previously approved proposal to build an assisted living facility in Lovettsville has been denied by the Town Council. The application sought to rezone a four-acre lot along Berlin Turnpike from R-1, residential, to R-C, retirement community. In 2003, the town approved an application to permit up to 42 units at an assisted living facility.

3 weeks ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

A Friday afternoon vehicle crash along Tall Cedars Parkway has killed one person and injured two juveniles, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. Loudoun County Fire and Rescue personnel and Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the call at approximately 2:15 p.m. Two individuals were transported to a local hospital with serious injuries, and a third was treated on the scene. The driver of one of the vehicles was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

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.

3 weeks ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

A Friday afternoon vehicle crash along Tall Cedars Parkway has injured two juveniles, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. Loudoun County Fire and Rescue personnel and Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the call at approximately 2:20 p.m.Tall Cedars Parkway is closed at South Riding Boulevard and Elk Lick Road. This is a developing story.

3 weeks ago | loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni

Tensions between Loudoun communitymemberssupporting Israel and those supporting Palestine have been increasing since thedeadlyOct. 7, 2023,attack on Israel by the terrorist group, Hamas. This week,those tensions boiled over during a Board of Supervisors’ meeting, drawing a warning from County Chair Phyllis J. Randall (D-At Large).