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Silent salons? 'Quiet' hair appointments are on the rise
NEW YORK - More hair salons are offering a unique option for people wanting a haircut: "quiet appointments." The silent services mean that there is no talking involved between the client and the hairdresser during the scheduled service. "We didn’t think it would be as popular as it is right...
Child found in Leesburg identified, being reunited with family
LEESBURG, Va. — UPDATE. According to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office, the child's parents have been located as of Thursday morning and they are now in the process of reuniting them. ORIGINAL STORY. Authorities are asking for the public's help identifying a child found in Leesburg overnight Thursday. The...
Loudoun County schools scrap proposed delayed start schedule
LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — Loudoun County Public Schools will not move forward with a proposal to delay school start times to accommodate teacher training, Superintendent Dr. Aaron Spence announced Friday. Administrators had proposed implementing delayed opening schedules over 16 days next school year, operating under the two-hour delay bell schedule. The proposal, […]
Man arrested after handing out political pamphlets at polling place
BERKELEY COUNTY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – One man has been arrested after handing out political pamphlets at a West Virginia polling place. According to the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Department, on Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at approximately 12:27 PM, deputies responded to 580 Needy Road for a trespassing complaint. The church at this address was being used […]
Shenandoah University celebrates class of 2024
WINCHESTER, Va. (WHSV) - Shenandoah University will host its commencement ceremony on May 18. The university wanted to do something special to honor the students who graduated high school in 2020 and did not get to walk across the stage due to the pandemic. The university hosted a special breakfast...
Middletown pricing out once weekly trash collection; billboard on the move
Middletown Township plans to open bids next month for trash collections services, and more than the vendor could be changing. Township Manager Stephanie Teoli Kuhls explained that the township drew up bid specs to allow for different options — including possibly reducing trash pickups for single-family homes from twice to once a week.
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