A plan to make James Monroe's Virginia estate a state park was rejected. Now, it's in limbo.
Oak Hill, built by enslaved people more than 200 years ago, is the only home belonging to our earliest presidents that still remains in private hands.
James Monroe’s Oak Hill estate has historic roots. Some hope to preserve it as a park
One of President James Monroe's Virginia estates is up for sale and the family that owns the property wants to make it a ...
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Cold case murder in Virginia could be tied to disappearance of former Durham Sheriff's niece
The Durham County Sheriff's Office says deputies are invested in helping to solve a cold case out of Virginia that could be ...
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7 Loudoun Students Advance to International Science Fair
Seven students from among more than 300 entrants from the Loudoun County Public Schools Regional Science and Engineering Fair ...
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‘Protect American history’: Petition signatures needed for Historic Oak Hill State Park
While the Conservation Fund awaits Gov. Glenn Youngkin's possible amendment to make Historic Oak Hill State Park, support has ...
Kastle takes majority stake in security firm with eye toward data centers
Falls Church's Kastle Systems has taken a majority stake in another facilities security company, marking its seventh such ...
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NOVA Parks Raises Concerns Over Tree Clearing on W&OD Trail
After Dominion Energy cleared four miles of trees along the W&OD Trail in Fairfax County, Loudoun supervisors this week ...
First on WTOP: Va. Supreme Court reverses conviction of man serving 2 life sentences for 2018 Loudoun murders
Virginia’s Supreme Court has ruled the man serving two life sentences for the 2018 murders of a Loudoun County mother and her adult son should get a new trial.