Help Assistance League Meet Ongoing Need for New Socks
A selection of trees that offer berries for wildlife
On September 5, 1781 a French fleet defeated an English Fleet at the mouth of the Chesapeake
Transit Travel Training for Domestic Abuse Survivors in Loudoun County Will Offer Independence and Access to Better Job Opportunities
Info about planting native shrubs
Loudoun County Patriot William Ellzey was honored in a joint ceremony at the Historic Ellzey Family Cemetery south of Leesburg
Eagle Scout recognized at Court of Honor in Ashburn, Virginia
One-Hundred and Thirteen Veterans arrived on August 20, 2025 to tour Veteran Monuments in Washington DC
New Book “SACRED FIRE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION” Calls for Fundamental Foundational Reformation of our K-12 Public Education System
Sgt maj John Champe President was at Historic Mt. Hebron Cemetery to remember SAR Member Lewis Ewing
Saturday, July 26 multiple SAR and DAR Chapters, the Virginia SAR president, and National SAR President General recreated the Beeline March
Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter participated in an Honor Guard welcoming 117 Veterans arriving at Dulles International Airport from Chicago
Local SAR Chapter participated in the Commemoration of the signing of Fairfax Resolves and the Patriot Grave marking of signer Henry Gunnell
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter participated in the celebration
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The Battle of Cricket Hill or Gwynn's Island resulted in Royal Governor Dunmore departing Virginia for good.
Master Trooper William "Billy" F. Hardin Jr. presented the SAR Law Enforcement Commendation Medal by the Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR
Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR members and a float participated in parades at Lovettsville, Leesburg and Middletown
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR was joined by four DAR Chapters and the Rev John Marks Society C.A.R for reading the DOI
Loudoun County based Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter entered a float in the Star Spangled South Riding parade celebrating our Nation's birth
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR Sponsored the Commemoration in a historic home in the village of Aldie
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR participated in Honoring 112 Veterans
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR helped celebrate the birth of the Army & dedicate a Patriot grave marker for the Washingtons
249th Anniversary Commemoration of Richard Henry Lee’s Proclamation recommending the Colonies Declare Independence
Alina Imtiaz won the Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter Americanism Elementary School Poster Contest
1st and 2nd place awards for the Virginia SAR Brochure contest were presented to Lasya Gampa and Nishka Kayapanda
BGen Anthony’s Army crossed the Potomac on May 31, 1781 marching south to meet LtGen Lafayette
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Local SAR Chapter participated in the 244th anniversary of BGen Anthony Wayne's Army crossing of the Potomac at Noland's Ferry
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter of Loudoun County led the Hamilton Memorial Day parade and placed a float in the National parade in DC
Loudoun County High School NJRTOC Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade Erik Buer awarded for outstanding sustained performance
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR was part of a SAR team welcoming a Chicago Honor Flight of 114 Vietnam Veterans
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Virginia Governor Dunmore ordered British Sailors toremove Gunpowder from the Williamsburg Magazine under cover of Darkness in April 1775
The Sgt Maj John Champe Chapter VA SAR participated in the parade in Wincheste
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A large crowd representing multiple Patriotic organizations met at President Monroe's tomb in Hollywood Cemetery on his 267th birthday
250th Anniversary of the Battles of Lexington & Concord commemorated by Sons of the American Revolution at the Battle site NE of Boston
The April 29, 1775 Battle at Lexington & Concord were the opening shots of the Revolutionary War
Three chapters of SAR greeted 114 Veterans at Dulles International Airport, presenting colors as veterans passed by to board buses.