Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 16th of October.
Good morning, Leesburg.
The Town has rescheduled Ida Lee Park’s biannual tennis community meeting for Thursday, Oct.
29 at 6 p.m. at the Lower-Level Banquet Hall at the Recreation Center (tennis players and community members can learn about upcoming programs and court reservations during a Q&A session).
A new expo center has been created by repurposing a vacant department store at DTC mall and is set to open Saturday, Oct.
24 with the Heritage India Festival in a (120,000 sqft) space. Future events include a gun show, Christmas market, bridal show, and other festivals.
The sign has been installed at the new Kilwins shop in Brambleton Town Center while work continues inside.
The second Loudoun location near the Regal Fox movie theater does not yet have a set opening date but adds to the brand’s presence after the downtown Leesburg shop opened last month.
School Board members reviewed Eastern Loudoun elementary zones for 12 schools, weighing a no-change option against limited shifts for six schools.
Public hearings — scheduled for Oct. 22 and Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the LCPS Administrative Building — will gather community input.
The Loudoun County School Board approved a plan on Tuesday, Oct.
13 to create a Family and Community Engagement Resource Hub within the family engagement office. The center, co-located with the Loudoun Education Foundation’s Fueled food program, will open in 2028 & reach full buildout in 2032.
At a recent school board meeting, board member Deana Griffiths proposed turning the cameras back on during public comment on Tuesday.
The board sent the proposal to its Legislative and Policy Committee for further review (aiming to balance community transparency with concerns over public commentary).
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