Washington Football Player Charles Leno Jr. Pays the Rent and Utilities for Local Breast Cancer Patient
The new left tackle Washington Football Team player has been making an impact on and off the field. Charles Leno Jr. has always made a point to help his community where he plays football. Since his arrival to Washington, he’s made his charitable giving known. His more recent contribution includes lifting a huge financial burden from a Loudoun breast cancer patient.
Read full storyProject Horse Becomes Newest Program for the Arc of Loudoun
Project Horse, a program that connects people in need of renewed hope and confidence with rehabilitated rescue horses, will now join an impactful array of programs run by the Arc of Loudoun. The nonprofit serves people and their families with disabilities at its Leesburg campus.
Read full storyJunior Woman’s Club of Loudoun Donates Mobile Playroom to Inova Loudoun Hospital
The Junior Woman’s Club of Loudoun (JWCL) donated a second mobile playroom to Inova Loudoun Hospital. JWCL donated the first playroom, a mobile unit on wheels which is fully stocked with toys and activities in 2018. The organization has been saving funds over the past couple years to purchase this second playroom.
Read full storyLoudoun Ballet Announces Schedule For Fifth Anniversary Season
LBPAC gets announces its 5th season.Photo provided: Loudoun Ballet Performing Arts Company. The Loudoun Ballet Performing Arts Company has announced performances for this winter and next spring. Performances include “The Nutcracker” and “The Little Mermaid.”
Read full storyLeesburg’s Award-Winning Haunted House, Shocktober, Opens For Its 11th Season
The historic Paxton Manor in Leesburg has once again transformed into the scariest haunted house and is now ready for visitors. Enter if you dare, that is. Shocktober has been named the fifth scariest Haunted House in the U.S. by Travel + Leisure as well as awarded Event of the Year by Visit Loudoun. On Oct. 1 the haunted house opens for its eleventh season with a new theme, packages, and attractions.
Read full storyLoudoun Hospital Mobile Health Offers Free Services this Month
Inova Loudoun Hospital Mobile Health Services will be providing countywide blood pressure screenings at a variety of locations during the month of September. The screenings are free.
Read full storyLoudoun Chamber announces Finalists for Entrepreneur of the Year
On Friday, the Loudoun Chamber of Commerce announced its 24 finalistsfor the 27th Annual Loudoun Small Business Awards. The winner of this prestigious honor will be announced at the 27th Annual Loudoun Small Business Awards ceremony, held on Friday, October 29, 2021. The Chamber will announce the top honorees in nine categories in front of a live audience of Loudoun’s top business and community leaders. The 27th Annual Loudoun Small Business Awards gala will take place at The National Conference Center in Lansdowne.
Read full storyRyan Bartel Foundation Helps Students and Parents Prepare for the School Year
As families embrace the return to school in-person full time for the first time in more than a year, many students are excited, but many are also anxious. The Ryan Bartel Foundation recently reached out to teens to find out how they feel about in-person schooling and programming. The results included a range of concerns, from transmitting COVID to younger siblings to difficulty re-engaging with social groups and friends.
Read full storyLadies Board Rummage Sale is Collecting Donations Saturday, August 28th
Ladies Board Rummage SaleProvided: Inova Loudoun Hospital. The 82nd Annual Ladies Board Rummage Sale has new dates as well as location this year. The charity event benefitsInova Loudoun Hospital and supports scholarships for nurses. The rummage sale is a two day event, Saturday, September 18, and Sunday, September 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Loudoun County Fairgrounds.
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