Hanna Pampaloni is a reporter at Loudoun Now. She primarily covers local government and western towns, with a focus on construction, real estate, and urban development, as well as regional interests. Hanna's work has also been featured in The Rappahannock News and Loudoun Now.
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Hanna primarily covers local government, community news, events, infrastructure, and public safety in the United States with a specific focus on Virginia and Leesburg. Her work involves reporting on government announcements, event coverage, and press releases related to various topics such as appointments to local councils or boards, legislative priorities of state representatives, public hearings on infrastructure projects like road interchanges.
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By: Hanna Pampaloni
The future of the Purcellville Town Council's personal property tax rate and the just over $1 million in revenue it is expected to garner this year are uncertain after the council this week declined to move forward with readopting the rate with supermajority support.
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Through the joint efforts of Abernathy & Spencer, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and nine homeowners’ associations, 850 native plants will be used to enhance efforts to fight back against invasive species.
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Through the joint efforts of Abernathy & Spencer, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and nine homeowners' associations, 1,000 native plants will be used to enhance efforts to fight back against invasive species.
After years of work by the Hamilton Town Council and staff, a project to improve pedestrian safety along East Colonial Highway received a big boost after earning a $1.5 million
Students on Friday had the opportunity to explore future possibilities in careers in sustainability during an event hosted by Amazon in the partnership with Orblynx Academy and Loudoun County Public
Construction is nearing completion on Loudoun County’s new Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Center that will provide around-the-clock care for adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Now, the company contracted to
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Purcellville Vice Mayor Carl “Ben” Nett, who was terminated from his position in the town's police department in 2025, has been reinstated to the department, and then placed on administrative leave, according to Nett. The town has not yet confirmed those claims.
While most of Loudoun’s residents are still holding tight to the remaining days of summer, Lovettsville town staff have their eyes set on the fall– Oktoberfest to be exact.
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Documents obtained by Loudoun Now through a Freedom of Information Act request show Purcellville Town Manager Kwasi Fraser has not been paid by the town since June 4.
Sen. Russet Perry (D-31) and Del. John McAuliff (D-30) are asking to extend public comment timelines for two significant cases that will be appear before the State Corporation Commission—a merger
