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Loudoun Now: Our Finest Hour
For all of us who love Loudoun, for all who love local news and the all-too-often underpaid and overworked journalists who report, write, edit and publish it,…
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Town Council in Transition
At November’s regular meeting of the Middleburg Town Council two of its members, Bundles Murdock and Kathy Jo Shea, announced that they would not be running…
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being an Undergraduate in America These Days - RED
The “Show Me” state has shown us how stupid campus political correctness has become. But Missouri University is just one among many. Yale and other hotbeds of…
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Missouri Breaks - Blue
Six months ago the The University of Missouri in Columbia was no doubt best known for its world class School of Journalism (arguably the first school of its…
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Hypocrisy - November 2015
Medecin sans Frontier (Doctors without Borders) is a remarkable organization of medical professionals who set up hospitals in remote and very often dangerous…
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A Thanksgiving Perspective on Leadership
The Public Square holds there is a great need for the return of virtue as the defining quality in public service - and leading well. In one year, we will…
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Middleburg Eccentric November 2015 Issue, Volume 12 Issue 7
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Bizbuzz @ the Middleburg Bank
Middleburg Business and Association November 2015 Bizbuzz @ the Middleburg Bank
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A community newspaper opens it's doors in Loudoun
Introducing Loudoun Now Welcome to Loudoun Now. This is a community-based, community-focused journalism project aimed to fill a void created by the sudden…
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Loudoun Laurels Honor Wyatt and Lambert
H undreds of Loudoun County VIP’s, friends and colleagues met recently at River Creek Club in Leesburg to honor Cate Magennis Wyatt and J. Hamilton Lambert.…
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Construction, Impacts and Improvements - Middleburg Town Council Report
Construction Zone Construction on major improvements along Washington Street, aka Route 50, aka the Lee-Jackson Memorial Highway, aka Middleburg’s main street…
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Cherry Blossom Breast Cancer Foundation Raises Over $50,000
Middleburg Bank Associates Help Cherry Blossom Raise Over $50,000 James Atkins, Chairman of the Cherry Blossom Breast Cancer Foundation, conveyed his sincere…
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Mike Brown
Mike Brown Mike Brown, whose broad smile and delicious food fed the Foxcroft community body and spirit for nearly three decades as the School’s Director of…
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Shelby Bonnie “re-Masters” Show Jumping
Shelby Bonnie, joint-Master of Piedmont Fox Hounds, returned to show jumping after an absence of more than 25 years, thanks to Joe Fargis, Middleburg-based…