Good morning, Leesburg.

Leesburg Airshow will feature aerobatic performances, warbird displays and family activities on Saturday, Sept.

26 at Leesburg Executive Airport (1001 Sycolin Road SE). The free event runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with shuttles available from Heritage High School and Segra Field.

A new park on a 34-acre site off Lightridge Farm Road near Stone Ridge is planned with amenities including a cricket field for youth requested at a Sept.

9 hearing. Construction will begin next summer and officials will review feedback at a future meeting.

Alloy Personal Training opened its second Loudoun County studio in Ashburn on Sept.

12 with a ribbon cutting event that marked its growing community presence.

LIVWELL Organic Market closed at the end of August at Tollhouse Center near East Market Street + Loudoun Street SE; the organic grocery left its space empty while its website remains active as plans for a new tenant or relocation remain unconfirmed.

Verizon will begin discontinuing copper landline service for impacted Loudoun residents after Oct.

23. Notified customers can choose alternative voice services with fiber, cable or mobile options — local supervisor Caleb Kershner stressed the need for reliable emergency communication in areas with poor cell coverage.

Pikes Peak Lemonade Company opened its downtown Leesburg store at 106 South Street SE on Saturday, Sept.

12. The family-owned business offers fresh lemonade, seasonal fall flavors and Italian sodas and plans to feature a winter hot cocoa bar when temperatures drop.

Leesburg’s first Kilwins ice cream store opened this past weekend at 17 South King Street.

The new shop offers ice cream, fudges, and candy apples and will soon add a party room while owners (Nancy Carter and Frank Batchelder) work on a second location at Brambleton Town Center.

The School Board unanimously approved a new LCPS policy for safely removing disruptive students from classrooms today.

The policy aims to clearly define procedures and ensure a secure learning environment for all students.

Loudoun County Public Schools aims to spend an extra $14 million in state funds pending a decision by the Board of Supervisors.

The board will vote soon to confirm if the funds will boost local school resources.

PSA Sports Club opened today in Sterling at 45500 Ruritan Circle, offering enrichment camps, afterschool programs, speed and agility clinics, and space for tournaments and leagues for children + adults.