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Loudoun lifts water-use restrictions after 5 months

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Loudoun County lifted mandatory water bans Monday after five months of restrictions on watering lawns, washing cars and serving water at restaurants.

The once rain-starved Beaverdam Reservoir at Goose Creek has regained 473 million gallons since a low of 200 million gallons in October in the major water source reserve for eastern Loudoun County.

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