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Piedmont Community Foundation Celebrates 10 Years
Source: Middleburg Eccentric
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
On November 18, Piedmont Community Foundation (PCF) hosted a public open house at the Middleburg Community Center to celebrate ten years of work in building a base for providing charitable resources permanently to the Piedmont region. ...
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More than The War An interview with Artist and Illustrator, Mort Künstler
Source: Daniel Morrow
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Mort Künstler, born just sixty-six years after the Civil War ended, is now 78, and is arguably, a national treasure.Though best known for his work on “The War,” Künstler is a living connection to that generation of artist-illustrators who, for many, ...
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Middleburg Bank Announces Regional Board of Directors
Source: Middleburg Eccentric
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Middleburg Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of Middleburg Financial Corporation (Nasdaq: MBRG) announced the formation of the Bank’s Northern Virginia Regional Board of Directors. This group of local business and community leaders will provide t...
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Project Helping Hand for Haiti
Source: Middleburg Eccentric
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Middleburg’s Project Helping Hands will partner with Inova’s Children Hospital, The Community Coalition for Haiti, regional citizens and leading corporations to raise funds for Haiti February 26th at the “Join Hands for Haiti” benefit. The Dess...
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Unison Day
Unison, VA - October 31, 2009
Photos by: Jay Hubbard |
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A landmark for a land conservation group
Source: Washington Post
Thu, 31 Dec 2009 07:26:36 GMT+00:00
The Land Trust of Virginia, a Middleburg-based nonprofit group, met a decade-old goal this month by placing its 100th property and 10,000th acre in permanent conservation easements. Much of the land, on which...
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'We Can't Do More with Less, Year after Year'
Sorce: Loudoun Independent
Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:10:51 GMT+00:00
The proposed fiscal year 2011 Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Operating Budget provides a "fair estimation of our needs," said LCPS Superintendent Edgar Hatrick, given the "promise of little or no new funding," and the reality of "continuing to be a growing school system."
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