Good morning, Leesburg.

The annual Inova Loudoun Ladies Board Rummage Sale is expected to draw thousands of shoppers this weekend.

Paeonian Springs resident Ann Stewart will join her daughter for a special shopping outing featuring a wide range of secondhand bargains.

Three friends will open The Painters Cottage today (at 23 N.

King St. in downtown Leesburg) to celebrate their passion for the arts and offer a new space for local art lovers.

The school board is asking for $24 million to build a transitional academy for special education students from LCPS — county members will review the proposal as funding talks begin.

Loudoun County Public Schools presented its 2025-26 performance report at the School Board meeting on Oct.

13 (showing SOL pass rates above state averages but noting persistent achievement gaps) to guide future improvements.

Independence High senior Claire Phillips hosted an intergenerational chess match at Ashby Ponds Senior Living as the final event of her Girl Scouts' Gold Award Program, completing her award journey in community service.

Loudoun County School Board approved a new LCPS student transfer policy aimed at reducing transfers and helping more students attend their neighborhood schools after a lengthy discussion.

TheZebra.com reports that 1 in 3 drivers is uninsured or underinsured, leaving extra risk for Leesburg motorists.

Experts recommend reviewing UM/UIM coverage so drivers are better protected (for example, to avoid unexpected repair costs) if another driver’s limits fall short.