Disagreement about Metrorail among members of the Board of Supervisors is sending a surprising message to the business community.
Leesburg Patch, June 27, 2012
Tag: Board of Supervisors
Survey is a useful tool
The Loudoun County survey is a good way for local leaders to learn more about the citizens they represent.
Leesburg Patch, August 2, 2012
Nativity scene finds home
A nativity scene that once graced the Loudoun County Courthouse lawn has found a new home at Leesburg Presbyterian Church.
Washington Post, December 23, 2012
Land offer withdrawn
The developer of Crosstrail has withdrawn an offer of land for expansion of Loudoun County’s courts.
Washington Post, December 10, 2012
Land Offer for Courts
A developer on the southern edge of Leesburg has offered land for Loudoun County’s courts.
Washington Post, December 3, 2012
Businesses Want Courts Downtown
Local business leaders say they want the Loudoun County courts to stay in downtown Leesburg.
Washington Post, November 19, 2012
Game-Changer on Metrorail?
Did Loudoun County’s public opinion survey turn the tide in favor of Dulles Metrorail?
Leesburg Patch, August 5, 2012
Message could hurt
The Finance Committee’s recommendations could hurt Loudoun County’s efforts to recruit and retain good employees.
Leesburg Patch, September 19, 2012
Board needs a Sally Kurtz
Loudoun County would benefit from having someone like Sally Kurtz on the Board of Supervisors.
Leesburg Patch, September 14, 2012
Fiscal guidance
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors’ practice of providing fiscal guidance at the beginning of the budget process is a relatively new development.
Leesburg Patch, October 17, 2012