The federal government has been shut down since Oct. 1. This creates a chain of long-lasting effects on the Purcellville residents and businesses. This all started when Congress failed to agree on a...

  The Local Purcellville Artisan tour is coming up from Nov. 1 and 2 (11 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily). Here's a guide for what you need to know.  This tour promises an artist’s dream featuring plenty...

Shortages of psychiatric beds, workers and medications have surged in the midst of high mental health care demand. There’s an estimated acute level shortage of 8.9 beds per 100,000 adults and a subacute...

On February 6, Turkey and Syria experienced a  7.8 magnitude earthquake resulting in a death toll of  33,000, claiming the title of one of the worst natural disasters in history. Although far away,...

Valley’s vending machines are now closed to students for good during school. Hours have recently been adjusted in accordance with the “Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010,” making machines open...

Employees are speaking out against rude customer behavior and exposing said customers on various social media platforms. Over recent years, viral videos of yelling customers have circulated the internet. Usually,...

  With the voting period for local elections and the House of Representatives ending Nov. 8, the town of Purcellville has been caught up in a flurry of yard signs and supporters at the corner...

A year ago, if anyone on the football team had worn a purple armband, students wouldn’t have given it a second thought. Now, it signifies something much larger to Valley, Woodgrove and the community...

Spotted Lanternfly Infographic by Emma Vann

Preparing emerging marketing, finance, hospitality and management leaders, the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) gives students hands-on experience. Last year’s trip to Virginia Beach for...

Today, students across Loudoun Valley will leave their classes in solidarity to protest gun violence and carrying regulations across the country.   The walkout, organized by the activist group...

“When plastics do break down, they don't biodegrade; rather, they break into increasingly smaller pieces, many of which end up in the oceans as microplastics that harm aquatic life and birds, ” Said...