Settled in 1764 and named Purcellville in 1853 after prominent businessman Valentine Purcell, this bustling Blue Ridge piedmont settlement still has something of a frontier feel to it. The low-slung buildings of downtown, including a renovated grain mill turned restaurant and a former Buick…
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Summer officially kicks off on June 20, the longest day of the year, but it’s more famously recognized as Summer Solstice - a holiday celebrated by cultures throughout the Northern Hemisphere. For me, it is the time of year to take advantage of some solo travel - there’s nothing like experiencing…
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Wedding season is around the corner and what better place to say "I do" than in Loudoun. Check out the showcase on March 10 at West Belmont Place at The National where the extraordinary community of wedding professionals and venues in Loudoun come together to show what they have to offer to your…
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Growing up in the deep south (Southern Africa to be precise), “back to school” shopping was easy –…
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St Patrick’s Day is Friday, March 17 and while it is the perfect holiday to grab a cold one and toast with friends, it is not just about drinking the good stuff. Loudoun has multiple ways to celebrate the hidden leprechaun in us all. Here we explore some of the best. Catch the Go-Karting…
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Black entrepreneurs – chefs, bakers, boutique owners, tour company founders – are helping drive the commercial and creative dynamism of Loudoun today. Here are five Black-owned businesses to check out during your next visit to DC’s Wine Country® Kayse Small and Sara Crutcher met at Middleburg’s…
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