Loudoun County News

If you see anything that could be gang activity, call the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office non-emergency line at 703-777-1021. Shortly after the Sept.

One of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra's top violinists is fighting extradition to Virginia on charges he used the Internet to try and entice a 14-year-old girl into having sex.

In fall 2005, the freshman class walked through the doors of Briar Woods and Freedom high schools and entered the unknown.

Schools to pay Freedom assistant principal's legal fees Ting-Yi is a name that means "never give up" in Chinese.

Rotary Club of Sterling members are helping the Salvation Army collect school supplies for needy students in Loudoun County.

Although the state has identified 19 bridges in Loudoun as needing care, only two will receive federal stimulus funding.

A former pastor has been charged with having inappropriate contact with three Loudoun teenagers.

Authorities are investigating two cases of auto theft in Sterling and a case of exposure in Ashburn, according to a daily report by the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.

But state officials started submitting lists of shovel-ready projects to the federal government last month after the other 49 states had.

It's summer in Loudoun, and that means time for the fair. Time for the fair means time for four stalwart supporters of youth activities to get ready to pucker up for the porker.

That's the motto Kayleigh Marie Plamondon had tattooed on her arm, and it's a philosophy the 22-year-old lived by.

Loudoun County's high school graduation rate remains one of the highest in the Washington region and shows that the school system is outperforming others across the country with similar characteristics, according to a new study.

Shenandoah University's Northern Virginia Campus presents a Teacher of the Year award annually to a teacher in Loudoun County Public Schools.

A Loudoun County man was convicted yesterday in the shooting death of a 21-year-old man who was found slain on a wooded path near Middleburg last year.

Top By Allison Braund and Holly Hobbs Source: Loudoun Times-Mirror WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 2009 UPDATED WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 2009 In an unpredicted upset, state Sen.

Superintended Edgar Hatrick recommended May 26 to the Loudoun County School Board that honors, dual-enrollment and Academy of Science courses taken by high school students remain unweighted in the new 10-point grading scale, which goes into effect this fall.

After President Barack Obama nominated Judge Sonia Sotomayor May 26 to replace Associate Justice David Souter on the U.S. Supreme Court, many Loudouners hailed the choice as historic while some wanted to see her prove her impartiality.

A school resource monitor at River Bend Middle School in Sterling was arrested June 5, accused of being drunk in public.

Start the weekend with Leeburg's First Friday Gallery Walk Friday, June 5, 6-9 p.m. throughout the historic district of downtown Leesburg art exhibits, live music, refreshments, wine tastings and a Civil War lecture.

The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office recently charged a 43-year-old Leesburg man with attempting to solicit a minor for sex.