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Message from Executive Director Buddy Rizer: Loudoun Is Ready. Are You?

Brian Tinsman | Blog, coronavirus, Featured, Small Biz | No Comments

Loudoun Is Ready: We are marking an important milestone in our recovery from COVID-19, as we enter Virginia's next phase to re-open the economy.

‘Loudoun Is Ready’ Pledge Launched to Show Consumers that Loudoun’s Businesses are Ready to Reopen

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The virtual farm tour, featuring 14 Loudoun County farms, is scheduled to go live at 10 a.m. on Saturday morning at LoudounFarms.org/FarmTour.

Loudoun County’s Spring Farm Tour Goes Virtual

Brian Tinsman | All Categories, coronavirus, Featured, General Economic Development News, News Flash, Rural/Agriculture News, Small Biz | No Comments

The virtual farm tour, featuring 14 Loudoun County farms, is scheduled to go live at 10 a.m. on Saturday morning at LoudounFarms.org/FarmTour.

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The Loudoun Small Business Development Center (SBDC), which is a program of the Mason Enterprise Center Loudoun, is a non-profit, grant funded program helping small businesses and entrepreneurs start, grow and prosper by providing unbias, no-cost advising services and targeted trainings. The SBDC partners with local community organizations including Loudoun County and the Town of Leesburg, as well as, other corporate sponsors. The SBDC is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the US Small Business Administration (SBA).