Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of January.
Good morning, Leesburg.
A new entertainment venue called Pinstack is under construction at the Kincora development along State Road 28 and will be the first one outside Texas — it will open in Q2 and offer 56,000 sqft of arcade games, bowling lanes, rock climbing, and a full bar.
Paperwork filed with Loudoun County shows the former Mod Pizza location at Belmont Chase will become a new Panda Express restaurant (with about 56 seats), though the opening date is still pending.
The adjacent Baker’s Crust space remains vacant with plans not yet announced.
Arborist Jack Myrna measured a massive white oak at Ida Lee Park today as Leesburg begins a tree inventory to record local green spaces.
Loudoun County Sheriff's Office plans to station deputies in its 62 elementary schools to increase security, and the initiative is under review and may be implemented soon.
Town leaders honored Rob Lohr’s eight-year service as Round Hill’s lead project manager on Jan.
21 by highlighting his work on major utility upgrades and staff mentoring — his contributions have set a positive example in the community.
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.
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