Ashburn|News|
Brambleton's Bunny Tea To Hold Grand Opening With Free Drinks
The first 50 guests at Bunny Tea's grand opening at Brambleton Town Center will get a free drink.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
Ashburn Local News
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Ashburn|News|
Paris Baguette Sees Long Lines On Opening Day In Loudoun County
French-inspired South Korean bakery Paris Baguette is having a busy first day in the Brambleton neighborhood.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
Ashburn|Sponsored|
Hire An Ashburn Area Pro To Clean Your Home Today!
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Ashburn|News|
5 Loudoun High Schools Make Top 25 In U.S. News Best In VA Ranking
U.S. News ranked the top high schools based on college readiness, underserved student performance and other factors. Here's how LCPS fared.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
Ashburn|News|
3 Loudoun Students Named 2024 Presidential Scholar Semifinalists
Students from two Loudoun County high schools are in the running for the Presidential Scholar honor, which recognizes accomplished students.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
Across Virginia, VA|News|
VA City Among Money's 50 Best Places To Live
Only one Virginia city made the list of Money’s 50 Best Places to Live in the U.S. for 2024.
Deb Belt, Patch Staff
Ashburn|Neighbor News|
Chesterbrook Academy® Preschool in Aldie Release 3,000 Ladybugs
On April 22, students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment by releasing 3,000 beneficial bugs into their schoolyard
Ashburn|News|
Downsized Tillett's View Development To Be Reconsidered
After Board of Supervisors rejection of the Tillett's View residential development, it will be reconsidered with less residential units.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
Ashburn|News|
Large Warehouse Fire In Loudoun County Causes Minor Firefighter Injury
Loudoun County Fire and Rescue noted that the location of the blaze Monday evening was not a data center.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
Ashburn|News|
Single Mom's New Loudoun Business Supports First Responders
Becky Wang, who started a home care business to help people like her son, now has a cleaning business that gives back to first responders.
Emily Leayman, Patch Staff
