Good morning, Leesburg.

The 56th Annual Bluemont Fair will take place Sept.

19 to 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in historic Bluemont, featuring local crafts, food vendors, live music, children's activities, and a Revolutionary War history exhibit with reenactments; admission is $10 with free entry for children 9 and under.

Construction continues on the new Southeast Impression restaurant—its signs now up at Bram Quarter center near Evergreen Mill Road in Ashburn—as it plans to welcome guests in December or January.

The restaurant serves Southeast Asian cuisine and is expanding from its Fairfax site.

Loudoun County Public Schools will introduce Title IX training videos for grades 7–12 during the upcoming school year — families can preview the material and opt students out if needed.

County supervisors approved an application for R&D Baseball Academy to operate permanently near Hamilton along Rt.

9 this week. The 6-3 vote allows special exceptions such as increased sqft and reduced setback requirements & limits daily patrons and operating hours until a formal site plan and traffic improvements are completed.

Purcellville Police hosted free civilian response and casualty care training last week at Town Hall, with three instructors from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services teaching strategies to respond in active attack situations and use lifesaving techniques like tourniquets and chest seals.