Not so Black and White: The Dick Black You Might Not Know
- Government, Interviews
- December 28, 2016
Long-time Loudoun resident Daniel Leonhardt has been helping fellow Northern Virginians save money, avoid probate court, and leave a simplified, lasting legacy for their heirs. His educational seminars continue to be the first stop for thousands of area residents who are curious to learn more about wills, trusts, and the importance of early estate planning.
READ MOREIn a race dominated by tax cuts, immigration bans and minimum wage increases, Frank Wagner has continued to push on transportation. The Republican gubernatorial candidate sees transportation funding and improvements as the key to addressing not just the other issues dominating this campaign, but ways to improve the Commonwealth as a whole. A Naval Academy graduate,
READ MORETom Perriello (left) speaks with Catoctin Creek Distillery founder Scott Harris in Purcellville on March 8. The Democrat is campaigning on progressive stances, and his early success has surprised establishment figures from both parties in the process. A late entrant into the 2017 Virginia gubernatorial race, Democratic candidate Tom Perriello hasn’t let time, or what looked
READ MOREKen Marcus makes the case for doing more to fight anti-Semitism on college campuses. Last fall, five Loudoun County, Virginia teenagers vandalized the historic African-American schoolhouse in Ashburn with an array of graffiti that included white supremacist slogans and Nazi swastikas. The fact that they desecrated a monument to black history with the symbol most closely associated with Jewish oppression was not
READ MORESuccessful Entrepreneur Continues to Grow One of Nation’s Largest Independent Movers. The expansion of Loudoun County-based JK Moving Services, highlighted by the recent dedication of a new, 75,000 square-foot warehouse in Sterling, Virginia, is the brainstorm of founder, president and CEO Chuck Kuhn. Kuhn, who started JK Moving at age 16, has positioned the company to be a dominant and
READ MOREAshburn’s Beth Cannon is Making Her Mark on the Music Scene, and Doing it Her Way. The Tribune’s Jan. 27 edition of Red Couch Chronicles featured an interview with Beth Cannon, a rising star in the local music scene. Cannon has come a long way in a short time. She brands herself as Elizabeth II (also the name of
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