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 day ago |
loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni
In the face of strong community opposition, the Purcellville Town Council onTuesday night reversed plans to disband the police department. During an unprecedented showing of public support with more than 300people packed into Town Hall, the Town Council voted to fully fund the Police Department in fiscal year 2026. The council chambers were standing room only as residents overflowed into the lobby, conference rooms and upstairsoffice.
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2 days ago |
loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni
Purcellville resident Brian Morgan announced during tonight's Town Council meeting that the effort to recall Mayor Christopher Bertaut, Vice Mayor Ben Nett and councilmembers Susan Khalil and Carol Luke has garnered enough signatures to submit to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Morgan said the effort required 495 signatures to initiate a recall for each councilmember and the mayor.
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2 days ago |
loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni
After COVID-19 caused a decline in attendance at Zion and Bethel Lutheran churches, Lovettsville Pastor Andreas Armstrong decided he needed to get creative about how to serve his community. It was that need that led to him establishing the Steeple to the People initiative.
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2 days ago |
loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni
The Office of the Attorney General has authorized Virginia State Police to conduct a criminal investigation into Purcellville Vice Mayor Carl "Ben" Nett, according to Commonwealth's Attorney Bob Anderson. Anderson notified the Purcellville Town Council of the investigation Tuesday in an email obtained by Loudoun Now through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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3 days ago |
loudounnow.com | Hanna Pampaloni
In a Monday email to Purcellville Councilmember Caleb Stought, Commonwealth’s Attorney Bob Anderson issued an advisory opinion on Purcellville Vice Mayor Ben Nett’s actions as a councilmember and recent Police Department officer. In the opinion, obtained by Loudoun Now through a Freedom of Information Act request, Anderson stated he believes Nett has violated the State and Local Government Conflict of Interest Act.
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