Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of January.
Good morning, Leesburg.
Juleps Kentucky Tavern will open in the former Blackfinn Ameripub space at Loudoun Station off Shellhorn Road in Ashburn next Wednesday, Jan.
7. The Southern cuisine restaurant will begin brunch service on Saturday, Jan. 10 and offer daily specials including a $5 Burger & Fries on Tuesdays.
After its lease ended at the Paxton Campus in Aug.
2024, The Arc of Loudoun moved its Aurora School operations to the National Conference Center in Lansdowne; classes began on Sept. 15 and the nonprofit now seeks a new 40,000-50,000 sqft space to restore enrollment.
Loudoun County's Department of Housing and Community Development will host a free three-hour fair housing course for those involved in housing on Tuesday, Jan.
13 (virtual) and Wednesday, Feb. 11 (Dulles Area Association of Realtors, Leesburg); participants can earn a certificate upon completion through prior registration.
Fairfax County counselor Mark Crutchfield, who lost his son to fentanyl in 2022, will speak at Rust Library in Leesburg on Feb.
4 at 7 p.m. to share his story with Angel Army and Fentanyl Fathers and urge families to discuss drug risks.
Ion International Training Center—under new ownership led by Joel Salamone—resumed ice operations after planning conversion to a concert and convention center, keeping the Loudoun Knights and Washington Little Capitals.
The facility is revamping its restaurant and negotiating a deal with an international hockey academy to expand youth training.
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