A curious process for valuing land in Loudoun County

By Dusty Smith

Officials in one of the nation’s fastest growing counties defeated a plan to purchase nearly 100 acres of land, at a cost of more than $200,

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The $19 million land purchase that wasn’t

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The battle for Wheatland

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Bank becomes largest private landowner in Loudoun

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An uncivil war: The battle of Loudon

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Scott York":

"… us coming in and coming out,” said County Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott York.Others raise graver concerns.“It gives the perception that something sha …"

The battle for Wheatland

By Dusty Smith and M.J. Zuckerman

The Wheatland Manor House was built 35 years before the Revolutionary War. The farmland surrounding it served as a focal point of a small co

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Bank becomes largest private landowner in Loudoun

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Route 15 winds through history, development target zones

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An uncivil war: The battle of Loudon

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The $19 million land purchase that wasn’t

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Scott York":

"… is nearby Wheatland, wrote an open letter to Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott York, calling for an inquiry.“While I am sympathetic to LCPS’s need to acqu …"