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New Press Release Section

Loudouner.com has launched a dedicated Press Releases section designed to help local businesses, nonprofit organizations, community groups and other Loudoun County organizations share their news and announcements with the community. The new section provides a central location for announcements concerning business openings, organizational updates, community initiatives, awards, leadership changes, new programs and other developments relevant to Loudoun County residents. Submissions are published on a dedicated press release page and included in the Loudouner Press Release directory. Members can also access and manage their submissions through their Loudouner member dashboard. Submissions must be relevant to Loudoun County or its communities and remain subject to review and Loudouner’s publishing guidelines. About Loudouner Loudouner.com is a community platform providing information and resources about Loudoun County, Virginia. The site features local events, articles, business and organization listings, community guides, press releases and other resources that help residents and visitors discover Loudoun County. . . . Read More

Mentoring Enrollment

GAINESVILLE, VA — A Few Good MENtors, Inc. (AFGM) is recruiting male mentors and enrolling young men for its new nine-month mentoring program beginning in September 2026. The program is open to young men ages 8 through 18. Male mentors must be age 21 or older. Loudoun County residents are encouraged to apply. Designed around the school year, the program combines weekly one-on-one mentoring with monthly group gatherings held on the first Saturday of each month. Mentors and mentees will work on decision-making, goal setting, accountability, leadership and practical life skills. The program follows AFGM’s S.H.I.E.L.D.S. values: Spirituality and Service Health Integrity Education Leadership Development Stewardship “We want young men to have someone in their corner who listens, supports them and helps them recognize their potential,” said Michael R. Morgan, founder and president of A Few Good MENtors. “We are calling on men throughout Northern Virginia who are willing to share their time, experiences and guidance with the next generation.” AFGM provides mentors with training and continued support throughout the program. The nine-month format gives mentors and mentees time to build trust while providing families with a defined school-year commitment. Participants will also have opportunities to take part in the Boys Becoming Men Youth Summit in April, an end-of-year recognition ceremony in May and AFGM’s Community 5K in June. Space for the September 2026 program is limited. Interested mentors, parents and guardians are encouraged to apply early. How to Get Involved To apply as a mentor, enroll a young person or request more information, contact A Few Good MENtors: Phone: 540-422-5068 Email: info@afgmentoring.org Website: www.afgmentoring.org About A Few Good MENtors, Inc. A Few Good MENtors, Inc. is a Gainesville-based nonprofit mentoring organization serving families throughout Northern Virginia. AFGM connects young men with caring adult mentors through consistent one-on-one relationships, monthly group experiences and values-based leadership development. Media Contact Michael R. Morgan Founder and President A Few Good MENtors, Inc. Phone: 540-422-5068 Email: info@afgmentoring.org Website: www.afgmentoring.org . . . Read More

Student Hosted Show

Purcellville, VA — 5/28/26 — Two Loudoun Valley High School seniors are bringing laughter to the community while supporting a meaningful cause by staging a live improv comedy performance benefiting the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Abby Landes and Clarin Gaucher. Seniors at Loudoun Valley High School have created the improv group Loud and Unscripted. They will host an original improv show on Saturday May 30th at 4:00 pm in the Stone Bridge High School auditorium in Ashburn, VA. The event will feature Loud and Unscripted, a group of student performers from Loudoun Valley High School, Woodgrove High School, Freedom High School, and Heritage High School. The team plans to deliver unscripted, fast-paced comedy for all ages based on audience suggestions. Proceeds from the event will go directly to the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, a local nonprofit dedicated to protecting wildlife habitats and promoting conservation through education and community involvement. “I wanted to use comedy to give back to our community,” said Abby Landes. “The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy does great work preserving and restoring habitats and educating the public. I’m excited to support them with this show.” The improv performance highlights not only the talent of the local high school student body but also a commitment to local environmental stewardship. Community members, families, and students are encouraged to attend and support both the arts and conservation initiatives in Loudoun County. Event Details: • What: Improv Comedy Show Fundraiser featuring Loud and Unscripted • When: Saturday May 30, 2026, at 4:00 pm • Where: Stone Bridge High School Auditorium, Ashburn, VA • Tickets: $5 each at the door (cash and card accepted) All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated directly to the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. For more information about the event or to learn how to support the cause, please contact: Abby Landes abigailslandes@gmail.com 571-455-6631 . . . Read More