by Mark Armentrout | Apr 9, 2024 | Farmer Trading Cards, General News, LCPS, Loudoun Farms News & Events, Loudoun Farms Posts
The Loudoun Department of Economic Development and Loudoun County Public Schools Nutrition Services are excited to announce the launch of the 2024 Farmer Trading Card program. This collaborative initiative celebrates the rich tapestry of farms in Loudoun County while...
by Ramona Thompson | Apr 5, 2024 | Farmers Markets, General News, Loudoun Farm Tour, Loudoun Farms News & Events, Loudoun Farms Posts, Networking
In a charming classroom-style setting adorned with framed pictures of days gone by and wooden floors resonating with rich history, managers from several Loudoun farmers markets convened to discuss and collaborate on the future of their enterprises. Refreshments at the...
by Ramona Thompson | Feb 21, 2024 | General News, Loudoun Farms News & Events, Loudoun Farms Posts
In Loudoun County, traces of history reverberate in its historical structures, markers, and written records. While we can read about and physically connect with the remnants of the past, certain elements remain shrouded, requiring deeper exploration. A prime example...
by Ramona Thompson | Feb 15, 2024 | General News, Loudoun Farms News & Events, Loudoun Farms Posts
Howardsville, a small village with a rich history, stands as a testament to the resilience and determination of newly freed slaves after the Civil War. Established by individuals seeking to forge a new life for themselves, this community included farmhands, masons,...
by Ramona Thompson | Feb 2, 2024 | General News, Loudoun Farms News & Events, Loudoun Farms Posts
The site of Washington Dulles International Airport was once home to a small, vibrant, and predominantly Black farming community known as Willard. Formerly called Willard Crossroads, the area had a post office overseen by postmasters Harvey Cockerille and Frederick...
