Ashburn eighth-grader Ashrita Gandhari was eliminated in the first round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee finals Thursday night when she misspelled the word platylepadid. […]
(Originally published in May 2019) ONE LETTER AT A TIME By Erica Garman The third time’s a charm, they say. C-H-A-R-M, charm. Let’s […]
PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST By Chris Wadsworth If you ever have the opportunity to meet Audrey Veloce and you feel as though she’s staring intently […]
A PENNY TO REMEMBER By Chris Wadsworth The old saying goes, “A penny for your thoughts,” but how about a penny for a memory? That […]
Many Americans were inspired by Amanda Gorman, the 23-year-old poet who read one of her works at January’s inauguration of President Joe Biden. Now, Ashburn […]
Beautiful Inside and Out By Jill Devine Watching 17-year-old Amya Caldwell gracefully float across the stage in a beaded ball gown at this year’s Miss […]
Queens Over Kings By Kennedy Coopwood Most families have things that connect them, like sports, food, holiday traditions or even inside jokes. But for the […]
The “Battle of the ‘Burn,” held between rival Ashburn high schools Broad Run and Stone Bridge, has been the largest football game in Loudoun County […]
Earlier this year, Ashburn Magazine announced our first creative writing contest for Ashburn students. We challenged local middle schoolers and high schoolers to write up […]
SCIENCE SUPERSTAR By Jill Devine “There is no success without hard work.” Those are the words of Samvrit Rao, an eighth-grader at Stone Hill Middle […]
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