Farms are essential to Loudoun’s identity as a great place to live, work, play and visit. But they can’t survive without support.
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This free, self-guided tour will happen rain or shine and puts farms in the limelight at the start of the growing season.
Your business future is in focus during the eighth annual Loudoun Small Business Week, which runs May 6-10 and coincides with National Small Business Week and National Economic Development Week.
Swanka S. Burnette Business Development Manager Ask a friend (or the person next you to) what advanced manufacturing is. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Back? OK. Their answer likely included “3D printers” and a specific application of the tech, such as…
Dennis Brouwer Business Development Manager It’s been said that we live in a dangerous world, and it’s easy to find plenty of examples of potential risks. That said, it’s often difficult to quantity just how big a risk actually is….
Vanessa Wagner Small Business, Entrepreneurship Manager The Kauffman Foundation describes the practice of economic gardening as “connecting entrepreneurs to resources, encouraging the development of essential infrastructure, and providing entrepreneurs with needed information.” That’s what Loudoun Small Business Week is all about!…
This year, the public was asked to nominate Loudoun farmers to be featured on the trading cards, and members of the community weighed in with glowing recommendations.
The Farm Tour is an excellent opportunity for our residents and visitors to learn about local food while building relationships with the farmers and small businesses in our rural economy.
The publisher has announced that it has opened up the competition for 2019, and applications are due by March 31, 2019.
The shared kitchen community has helped “graduate” companies like Little Austria, Kovi Kitchen and Frozen Stuff on a Stick (formerly known as Pop Culture).
