This is the big one. After 10 years of work, the Loudoun Board of Supervisors (BOS) will vote on opening 8.3 miles of existing trails at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve […]
On Monday evening, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors will vote on Western Loudoun rural uses in the Zoning Ordinance—including key equestrian provisions. Thanks to the work of the Loudoun […]
It appears that our efforts to open trails at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve (BRNP) are nearing fruition! The recent recommendation by the Transportation and Land Use (TLUC) subcommittee is currently […]
On June 11, 2025, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Finance Committee discussed the merits of an equestrian and agriculture center in Loudoun. Except for Chair Randall, the finance committee […]
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Save Oak Hill State Park–Calls, emails needed TODAY
You may be aware that, after visiting Oak Hill, Governor Youngkin will ask for a budget amendment to designate Oak Hill a state park. This is but a first step […]
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Representing the equestrian community’s interests, Loudoun County Equine Alliance president Kelly Foltman, vice president Emily Houston, and other equine business stakeholders, participated in the county zoning ZOAM on November 21, […]
Rural Loudoun, despite developmental pressure, has remained a haven for agriculture and agritourism, open spaces, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. Building transmission lines through Rural Loudoun would impact all […]
https://loudounequine.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/LCEA-website-banner2-300-1030x167.jpg00Stephanie Jenningshttps://loudounequine.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/LCEA-website-banner2-300-1030x167.jpgStephanie Jennings2023-08-01 12:24:562024-05-09 14:04:50Loudoun County Candidate Forum
Read here to learn about how to participate in Zoning Ordinance rewrite. This ordinance will affect the future of Loudoun County for years to come. The 90-day comment period starts April 1.
This is the big one. After 10 years of work, the Loudoun Board of Supervisors (BOS) will vote on opening 8.3 miles of existing trails at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve […]
On Monday evening, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors will vote on Western Loudoun rural uses in the Zoning Ordinance—including key equestrian provisions. Thanks to the work of the Loudoun […]
It appears that our efforts to open trails at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve (BRNP) are nearing fruition! The recent recommendation by the Transportation and Land Use (TLUC) subcommittee is currently […]
On June 11, 2025, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Finance Committee discussed the merits of an equestrian and agriculture center in Loudoun. Except for Chair Randall, the finance committee […]
You may be aware that, after visiting Oak Hill, Governor Youngkin will ask for a budget amendment to designate Oak Hill a state park. This is but a first step […]
Representing the equestrian community’s interests, Loudoun County Equine Alliance president Kelly Foltman, vice president Emily Houston, and other equine business stakeholders, participated in the county zoning ZOAM on November 21, […]
Rural Loudoun, despite developmental pressure, has remained a haven for agriculture and agritourism, open spaces, environmental conservation, and historic preservation. Building transmission lines through Rural Loudoun would impact all […]
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/in LCEARead here to learn about how to participate in Zoning Ordinance rewrite. This ordinance will affect the future of Loudoun County for years to come. The 90-day comment period starts April 1.