Hanna Pampaloni is a reporter at Loudoun Now. She primarily covers local government and western towns, with a focus on regional interest, urban development, and social issues, including diversity and inclusion. Hanna's work has 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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Four Purcellville residents have applied for a vacancy on the Town Council created last month when Susan Khalil announced she would be resigning midway through her term.
The Board of Supervisors has set a public hearing date to consider salary hikes for future boards, starting with a 19% increase in 2028 and rising to a 30% increase
After two and a half weeks of testimony and arguments, a Loudoun jury has begun its deliberations in the case against a man accused of setting fire to a house on Riptide Square in Cascades that resulted in the death of Madelaine Samantha Akers on Oct. 23, 2025.
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA-10) gathered with Loudoun's legislators in the heart of data center alley Tuesday night to introduce a national plan to address resident concerns surrounding the growing data center industry.
After less than four hours of deliberations Wednesday, a Loudoun jury found Jacob Bogatin guilty of murder and four counts of arson in the Oct. 23, 2025 fire that killed a woman.
After less than four hours of deliberations Sept. 9, a Loudoun jury found Jacob Bogatin guilty of murder and four counts of arson in the Oct. 23, 2025 fire that
By: Hanna Pampaloni
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA-10) gathered with other community leaders and members of the county’s Nepalese population Thursday night to hold a vigil for at least five Loudoun residents missing in
Town employees in Purcellville have a new grievance process after the council this week adopted a policy, following a year of controversy surrounding the previous procedures.
After over a year of disagreements on whether a two-thirds majority is required for localities to establish tax rates, the Purcellville Town Council on Tuesday readopted its personal property tax rate to meet the super majority requirement.
State Corporation Commission will hold two hearings outside of Richmond to take public testimony on the Dominion Energy/NextEra merger application.
