Coy Ferrell is a journalist for Times Community Newspapers, specializing in local news coverage in Leesburg, Virginia. Coy's articles focus on a range of topics, including local politics, community events, and human interest stories.
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Coy Ferrell's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, politics, and community events in the Leesburg, Virginia area. The majority of the coverage attributes are related to government announcements and press releases.
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By: Coy Ferrell, Jess Kirby
Fallout from a controversy over international trips taken by members of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has reached the Virginia State Capitol. Freshman state Sen. Russet Perry, D-Round Hill,
By: Coy Ferrell, Jess Kirby
Fallout from a controversy over international trips taken by members of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has reached the Virginia State Capitol. Freshman state Sen. Russet Perry, D-Round Hill,
By: Coy Ferrell
On the 95th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birth, hundreds of people gathered in Leesburg on Jan. 15 to honor King’s legacy with a day of service, celebration and
Superintendent Aaron Spence outlined his proposed operating budget for Loudoun County Public Schools on Jan. 18. It would increase spending by 9.4% despite little expected growth in student enrollment.
By: Elizabeth Stinnette, Coy Ferrell
A years-long standoff between the town of Leesburg and Loudoun County could be resolved soon. The Leesburg Town Council and Loudoun County Board of Supervisors are set to vote on
A Loudoun County volunteer firefighter responding to a gas leak in the Sugarland Run area was killed Friday when the house exploded, injuring 10 other firefighters and two civilians.
A “catastrophic explosion” in the Sugarland Run area of Loudoun County, Virginia, killed a volunteer firefighter and injured 12 other people on Feb. 16. The blast leveled the single-family home,
Tiller, a Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department therapy dog, and Lauren Parker, of the Loudoun County Combined Fire and Rescue System, were on hand at the Sterling Volunteer Fire
By: Coy Ferrell
A small commercial passenger plane that made an emergency landing on Loudoun County Parkway Jan. 19 lost power in its engine shortly after takeoff, according to preliminary report from the
By: Coy Ferrell, Jess Kirby, Evan Goodenow
A “catastrophic explosion” demolished a Sugarland Run home Feb. 16, injuring 13 and killing a volunteer firefighter who was responding to a suspected propane gas leak. The blast scattered debris
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