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Lovettsville hires its new town manager, who has been fired from his two previous jobs as town manager; parents and educators worry about a proposal to put high school parking on an elementary school campus.

The school system works to update social studies textbooks; a man from Alexandria is scheduled to be indicted on murder charges after two shooting deaths at a hookah lounge in Sterling.

Hillsboro calls for a stop to the Rockwool plant in West Virginia; Middleburg hires a Purcellville's former assistant town manager.

State lawmakers say they're working on a fix to a law that shut down communications between county supervisors and developers across much of Loudoun; two more people throw their hats in the ring to fill a vacant School Board seat.

The SAT scores are in, and Loudoun students are above average; the School Board plans to fill its empty seat.

The county hopes to have a new fire station—scheduled to open in winter of last year—open by May 1 of next year; a Loudoun County Public Schools employee is accused of upskirting at Woodgrove High School.

The Loudoun Education Foundation announces a $100,000 gift to Lucketts Elementary School; three teens are charged in a sexual assault in a locker room at Tuscarora High School.

Loudoun wineries come together to raise money for a partially quadriplegic winegrower so she can keep doing the work she loves; the Leesburg Town Council opens up Leesburg Executive Airport to international flights.

A budget crunch could mean higher real estate taxes next year; School Board member Eric DeKenipp resigns.