Good morning, Leesburg.

Sterling residents have long complained about a high-pitched noise from Vantage Data Center’s on-site natural gas turbines that may operate until 2040 due to grid delays—county officials met with community members on Aug.

24 to discuss noise reduction measures and possible regulatory changes.

Purcellville’s 23rd Annual Tag Sale is set for Saturday, Oct.

10 and will offer bargain hunting and vintage finds across local driveways and yards. Sellers can register until Monday, Sept. 21 (via PurcellvilleVaTagSale.com) to join this longstanding fall tradition.

Beaverdam Reservoir opened its Reservoir Park in 2024 with trails, boardwalks & opportunities for kayaking and hiking, offering a local retreat.

A proposal to build 12 data center buildings on 325 acres in the adjacent Reservoir Protection Area has raised concerns about preserving this vital community resource.

The Loudoun Literacy Council appointed Judy Hanley as its executive director (she brings extensive local experience) to lead efforts in expanding literacy programs.

Dr. Mike, a local psychologist, has released a guide for parents to help kids shift from relaxed summer days to busy school routines.

The guide offers simple tips for elementary, middle and high school students to cope with new challenges (practical strategies for every age).

The Loudoun County Workforce Resource Center in Leesburg is hosting 13 free job support events this September during Workforce Development Month (featuring resume workshops, skill sessions and career fairs to help meet local needs).

Program Manager Shelly Rodriguez said the center supports job seekers and small businesses with training opportunities.

Brian Boucher, Leesburg’s deputy director of Community Development (31-year Town employee), is retiring as he wraps up a long career; he helped secure millions for public improvements and preserved local heritage and will enjoy traveling in retirement.