By Jan Mercker There’s nothing quite like the magic of watching a parade of horses and hounds trotting along Middleburg’s main street on a crisp … Read More ›
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In Loudoun on the Friday after Thanksgiving, shoppers don’t just line up at area shopping malls in search of the holiday shopping deals, the county’s … Read More ›
Loudoun students performed live Thursday night at the second annual Algonkian’s Got Talent competition at the Waddell Theatre at Northern Virginia Community College. This year, 15 … Read More ›
By Jan Mercker During the darkest days of the pandemic, Jessica Paulin sang in her driveway. The Lovettsville mom of four had spent the previous … Read More ›
A day for family, feasting and football for most, many Loudouners celebrate Thanksgiving on the run. There are numerous turkey trot-type events this month for … Read More ›
As a British mom of American kids, Wendy Salt remembers sitting at chilly high school football games, dreaming of a hearty, warming soup instead of traditional concession stand fare.
Hillsboro’s Public Arts Advisory Council is kicking off a multi-year public art program, Art on The Pike, with this month’s Autumn in The Gap display. … Read More ›
Loudoun’s newest winery celebrates its grand opening Saturday. Surrounded by subdivisions in the fast-growing Aldie area, Old Farm Winery at Hartland still provides a glimpse … Read More ›
After a two-year touring hiatus, legendary drummer Carl Palmer kicked off a new tour this week and will be bringing his innovative performance of Emerson … Read More ›
Potter Bryan Mattraw is Loudoun-raised and locally focused in creating the gorgeous mugs, bowls and other pieces that draw shoppers to his studio every spring and fall. “It’s basically local dirt, ash from my woodstove and chicken eggs. … It’s hyper-local,” Mattraw said.