Good morning, Leesburg.

Doughlab doughnut shop closed its doors at the end of last year after serving customers at the Cascades Overlook center in Sterling and in downtown Leesburg.

The 800 sqft space (formerly Abbott’s Frozen Custard) is now available for a new tenant.

Loudoun Del. JJ Singh introduced a package at the General Assembly session to make college more affordable; it would freeze undergraduate tuition for two years and add funding to state colleges.

The bills must pass committee reviews and both legislative chambers before reaching Gov. Abigail Spanberger (to be decided).

Local school officials recommended reallocating over ($17 million) from completed construction projects to cover rising costs at Waterford Elementary, Banneker, and the service center.

The proposal, presented Tuesday, now awaits review by the School Board and Board of Supervisors.

Loudoun County Public Schools reported on Jan.

15 that enrollment will continue to fall while more students receive special education and support services; projections show a decrease from 80,517 this year to about 77,044 by fiscal year 2032.

A Senate committee approved the bill to create a state park at Oak Hill today and sent it to the Finance Committee for review.

Gov. Youngkin and local officials back the plan to preserve President Monroe’s historic estate without using General Fund dollars.

Reston Hospital Center broke ground on a new 14,000-sqft ER & imaging center in Leesburg, which will house 11 patient rooms, a trauma bay and outpatient imaging tests, and is set to open by fall near local retailers on Edwards Ferry Road.

A national pickleball franchise will open a new indoor facility at Cascades Marketplace this spring (designed for local players) to offer a dedicated space for learning and play.

Supporting Self-Driven, Resilient Kids

10-11 a.m. — Rust Library — Free entry — Gain insights on fostering resilience and self-direction in children from expert Bill.

Craftail Presents: Love is in the ART!

1–3 p.m. — The Global Local — Ticket price includes supplies and snacks — Create a stunning fire glass resin heart for Valentine's Day.

Genealogy Club Meeting

6-8 p.m. — Thomas Balch Library — Free entry — Explore genealogy tips and techniques in a friendly community setting.

RDGLDGRN Concert

7-11 p.m. — Tally Ho Theater — Ticket prices may apply — Experience the electrifying lyrics and beats of RDGLDGRN live on stage.