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From This Corner
By Paul Smith

Football preview on its way

The Times-Mirror's annual high school football preview will be published Wed., ... | 0 comments ›› more ...

Scout can stay

In our business, it's a welcome change to see a story with positive impact. | 1 comment ›› more ...

Dedication scheduled July 15

Good Shepherd Alliance will dedicate its Center of Hope today in Ashburn at 20684 Ashburn Road. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Hope your holiday was enjoyable

Hope everyone attended at least one fireworks display (my wife and I went to South Riding and Great Meadows – absolutely awesome). Hope you all ate some burgers and/or hot dogs (mustard only, no ketchup) and enjoyed time with friends and family. The July 4th ... | 0 comments ›› more ...

When news is news

The Times-Mirror newsroom staff did what it's paid to do this week: Report the news. As professional journalists, we all have a responsibility to inform the public. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Editorial page a home run

Upcoming letters to the editor from readers reacting to three stories published March 26 will make the April 2 issue a real keeper! | 1 comment ›› more ...

Hats off to Loudoun's Future Leaders

On March 12, the Loudoun Times-Mirror will present its annual recognition of the county's Future Leaders – 15 high school seniors who excel in academics, the arts, Scouts, volunteer organizations, community groups and athletics. | 0 comments ›› more ...

This from Michigan: Hell freezes over

How cold is it?Cold enough for Hell to freeze over. Hell, Mich., that is. | 0 comments ›› more ...

First Night a rousing success

On Dec. 31, the Times-Mirror opened its East Market Street doors and participated as one of the venues of First Night Leesburg. | 0 comments ›› more ...

One win away

Congrats to the Stone Bridge High School Bulldogs, now just one victory away from the Division 5 state football championship. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Raiders rank No. 1

Congrats to the Loudoun County High School's Raiders, new Group AA state volleyball champions. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Democrats take control

Now, the real work begins.Congratulations to the winners of the Nov. 6 elections, condolences to the losers. The Democrats took control of the Loudoun Board of Supervisors, as four Republican incumbents bit the dust. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Countdown begins

We're doing push-ups in the Times-Mirror newsroom to get ready for blowout coverage the night of Tuesday, Nov. 6. | 1 comment ›› more ...

Endorsements are here

The Times-Mirror's campaign coverage is heading into the home stretch -- we came out Oct. 24 with endorsements of several key contested local and state races. | 7 comments ›› more ...

Endorsements are forthcoming

The mudslinging is upon us, hot and heavy, and Election Day is but a few weeks away. | 0 comments ›› more ...

It's mudslinging time

Election season has officially begun, as venues and dates for local candidates' forums have been released and e-mails populate LTMEditor@timespapers.com | 0 comments ›› more ...

Football and Schools

The long-anticipated 36-page high school football preview section hits the streets Wed., Aug. 29. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Tech will persevere

The news that two Loudoun students were among those suffering from injuries sustained in a gas leak at an off-campus apartment at Virginia Tech makes one wonder what else will befall Hokieland. | 1 comment ›› more ...

It's Babe Ruth Time

The Town of Purcellville will be jumpin' this week, especially at 250 Nursery Ave., where Fireman's Field is located. | 0 comments ›› more ...

August aren't dog days for us

We have some interesting stories coming up this week, including an in-depth look at the Salamander project in Middleburg. The vote is set for Aug. 9. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Busy In The Newsroom

Wow, what a week! We know people are reading because the phone rang off the hook (and the e-mail pipeline stayed busy) regarding three articles in the July 25 edition: our Crosstrail editorial, the Mark Tate foreclosure story and our news story about the controversial homophobic ad. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Monday Musings

Although it's summer, the LTM sports staff will be super busy in the next month. | 1 comment ›› more ...

Off and Running

Our new Web site kicked off July 12 with positive results. I received three or four e-mails from readers excited that our former static site has some punch now. What do you think? | 3 comments ›› more ...