Kappa Farms to invest $865,000, open new aquaponics facility in Loudoun County
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Kappa Farms will create 21 new jobs and invest $865,000 to open an aquaponics operation in Loudoun County.
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Agriculture Matters grant assists two Loudoun County nonprofits
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The Loudoun County Farm Bureau honored two organizations with a 2017 Agriculture Matters Grant to assist them in promoting agricultural efforts.
Chrysalis Vineyards farm winery to invest $478,000, create 12 new jobs in Loudoun County
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Chrysalis Vineyards will expand in Loudoun County, creating 12 new jobs and investing $478,000.
Unanet to create 60 new jobs in Loudoun County
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Unanet will invest $1.67 million to expand its operation in Loudoun County.
Loudoun County promotional cards hitting a home run
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Some Loudoun County elementary school students have swapped baseball players for farmers on new trading cards.
Governor McAuliffe announces new craft malting operation, jobs in Loudoun County
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced that Pilot Malt House Virginia (dba Pilot Malt House) will locate a second artisan craft malting operation in Loudoun County.
Virginia Tech study says workforce center could boost Loudoun County wine industry
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A workforce education center would give a needed boost to the wine industry in Loudoun County, near Washington, D.C., a Virginia Tech study confirms.
Loudoun County selected to host 2015 Wine Tourism Conference
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced this week that Loudoun County will host the 2015 Wine Tourism Conference.
Jennifer Carroll Foy picks up endorsements from Loudoun, Alexandria, Fairfax County gender equality activists
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Del. Jennifer Carroll Foy announced on Wednesday three new endorsements from women’s rights activists in Virginia.
Frederick County School Board member pleads guilty to role in Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach
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A Frederick County School Board member who bragged about drinking a Coors Light and Fireball inside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors in a Washington, D.C., courtroom on Monday.
