Morning Minute

The Town of Purcellville nears a possible government shutdown as the council is deadlocked on a budget; Loudoun County Public Schools offers tips to avoid the "summer slide" in academic progress.

We celebrate our inaugural Excellence in High School Journalism awards; the Town of Leesburg get a $1.5 million windfall.

A Leesburg resident gets a lifetime achievement award for nature photography; the Virginia Valley Vipers are headed to their first-ever Purcellville playoff game.

Students in southeast Loudoun get ready to shuffle schools; the sheriff's office defends community concerns a sharp increase in traffic stops points to racial profiling.

School Board members ponder whether to stop sending Loudoun students to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Fairfax; the horses are coming to Banshee Reeks.

Thursday, May 22, 2025 by Loudoun Now

The new Loudoun Cemetery Conservancy helps preserve Loudoun's hundreds of historic cemeteries; the Sheriff's Office releases its first-ever public strategic plan.

An educator from Hillsboro takes a trip in zero gravity; Dominion High School has been recommended for the site of the new Academy of Global and Linguistic Studies.

The Office Of Elections certifies recall petitions against a majority of the Purcellville Town Council; the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors passes an ordinance requiring landowners to contain the spread of their bamboo.

Happy holidays.