Police Officers Sue Town Of Purcellville
Written by Jordan Fiala, Maryam Khan
November 13, 2019
Purcellville Police Chief Cynthia McAlister and Officer Kristopher Fraley have both filed lawsuits against the Town of Purcellville and former interim Town Manager Alex Vanegas. Both suits were filed within three months of each other. McAlister filed her lawsuit on July 22, 2019 while Fraley filed his...
Northern Virginia is Heated!
Written by Dillon Holdridge, Keagan Lanham, and Bridget Vasta
December 14, 2017
Recently, Northern Virginians have experienced a few sweltering fall months after a very mild, snowless winter. A lack of frost can affect agriculture, and heat waves can cause the soil to dry up, leaving the coast with virtually no farmable land, leading to a disruption of oxygen levels. The U.S....
Construction Boom in Purcellville
Written by Jenn Glazebrook, Brittany Nelson and Bridget Vasta
November 3, 2017
Numerous shopping centers have sprouted up in the Purcellville area over the past few years. What was once a remote town is quickly becoming a popular hangout. This fall, Purcellville is opening Catoctin Corner, a six-acre site with 40,000 square feet of retail space. Across the street in the Harris...
Fast Food Stops To Visit This Summer
Written by Robert Kershner
June 2, 2017
With summer right around the corner, students look forward to having free time, hanging out with friends, and walking around town. With all that free time, teens are likely to work up an appetite. Luckily, Purcellville offers multiple choices for fast food. KFC, Taco Bell, McDonald’s, Subway,...
Cannons Hold Fundraiser, Pre-Season Look at New Team
Written by Matt Gusmerotti
May 8, 2017
PURCELLVILLE, VIRGINIA — The Purcellville Cannons are a Valley Baseball League team that moved from Winchester to Purcellville last season and had an amazing welcome. The Cannons recruit collegiate players from all over the country, ranging anywhere from Division 1 all the way to Junior College playe...
McDonald’s Torn Down to Make Way for Expansions
Written by Dominique Cruz, Adeline Furlow, Sarah Murtaugh, and River Stone
October 27, 2016
McDonald’s? More like McRubble. After 36 years, Purcellville’s McDonald’s was torn down this August, anticipating upgrades to match the modernizing upgrades throughout the rest of the town. The new McDonald’s will be over 4,000 square feet, equipped with two drive through lanes and three windows....
New Restaurants in Purcellville
Written by Alivia McAtee and Ali McBride
June 7, 2016
NEW RESTAURANTS IN PURCELLVILLE Joining the Purcellville food scene this summer are Petit Loulou and Bada Bing Bagels. Both restaurants are scheduled to be built in the shops at Main and Maple and open this summer. Dusty Lockhart and her husband Stefano Frigerio have planned to ope...
Collegiate Baseball Team Relocates to Purcellville
Written by Matthew Gusmerotti
May 25, 2016
The Purcellville Cannons is a collegiate baseball team that recruits players from colleges around the country and places those players on a summer travel team. The Cannons were originally at home in Winchester, but due to lack of attendance and sponsors, they moved to Purcellville. Since Loudoun Valley...
Are You Really Getting Your Bang for Your Buck?
Written by Ellie Mumaw
June 10, 2015
The wonderful aroma of coffee in the air and a warm cup in your hand is always a great start to the day. It’s no lie; everyone knows about the coffee craze that’s going on right now, but I bet you don’t know if you’re truly getting your bang for your buck. The two common coffee shops...
An Unusual Combination: Bicycles and Coffee Approaches One Year of Business
Written by Sarah Snare and Faith Ralston
March 23, 2015
Nicole Davison and her husband Scott opened a shop just under a year ago that combined their two loves: bike riding and coffee drinking. Located down the street from Loudoun Valley High School, Bicycles & Coffee lies in the heart of Purcellville. Because it is such an unusual combo, many people...
UNICEF Benefit Concert
Written by Cate Renner, Emily May, Reporters
March 23, 2012
On Wednesday, March 22, Woodgrove hosted a benefit concert for the United Nations Children’s Fund, also known as UNICEF. All the proceeds will go to helping children. Kicking off the night, a punk rock band from Loudoun Valley, "Three Handsome Gentlemen", made an appearance, playing a few of their...
Ms. Schafer poses in front of the Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship sign. Photo provided by Stephen McClanahan
Woodgrove Resource Officer McCarten. Photo by Lorallye Partlow
SCA members Charley Piercy and Ava Eckenrode host the Homecoming Pep Rally. Photo by Kildea McMahon
Homecoming King and Queen; Jaylen Washington and Andrew Rishmawi. Photo by Lainey Lynch
Senior Powderpuff team celebrating after their win against the Juniors. Photo by Karis Fletcher
Crowded junior parking lot. Photo by Kylee Harrell.
Juniors Jamie Prack, Maya Lombardo, Anna Lippert, and Hope Fahrner studying for AP classes. Photo taken by Annie Gilbert.
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