Fort Belvoir Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Organization’s annual carnival attracted Families from across the post to celebrate Armed Forces Day Saturday at the school.
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The Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families had children dancing in the aisles and waving light up toys May 16 at Fort Belvoir’s Wood Theater.
Fort Belvoir Families can kickoff their Memorial Day weekend celebration by attending the Northern Virginia Players’ "Mulan Jr.," play, Friday and Saturday, at 7:30 p.m.
The annual Armed Forces Kids Run brought 83 of Fort Belvoir’s young athletes to Pullen Track, Saturday. The runners competed in a variety of distance runs in different age groups administered by the Fort Belvoir Child, Youth and School Services, Sports and Fitness.
The first thing I noticed when I walked into the Religious Education Center the evening of May 10 was the smell. I wasn’t sure what it was, but it was something … good. After I rounded the corner, I could hear the cacophonous sounds of a busy kitchen, and the mystery delicious aroma just got stronger.
Military spouses at Fort Belvoir will be treated like celebrities during the Spouse Appreciation Day, Friday at the Belvoir Community Center.
Families enjoyed hot dogs, chips, moon bounces, tricycle riding, face painting and a performance by the Navy’s drill team on Saturday during Deployed Family Fun Day sponsored by the Fort Belvoir branch of the USO.
Several teenagers with ties to Fort Belvoir met with Secretary of Education, Arnie Duncan, April 16 at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building in Washington, D.C.
The Belvoir Community Committee announced the winners of the 2012 Thrift Shop Scholarship Program. Each of the winners receives a $1,250 scholarship.
The registration deadline for the 2012 Cardboard Regatta is May 21, so now is the time for teams to select a captain and reserve a spot for the June 9 event.
Trout Fest — a memorable event? Definitely "Yes," I dedicate this editorial to my Dad who taught me to fish some 40 plus years ago. Thanks Dad.
Families on Fort Belvoir and Department of Defense civilians don’t need to look off-post for a place to take their children this summer.
Fort Belvoir Elementary School will be filled with fun May 19 when the schools’ Parent Teacher Organization hosts its annual carnival from noon to 4 p.m.
Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families comes to Fort Belvoir’s Wallace Theater, May 16 at 2 and 6 p.m.
Children received expert environmental education during Fort Belvoir’s Earth Day Celebration kick-off event Friday at Tompkins Basin Park. Using interactive demonstrations, environmental professionals shared energy saving tips with infants, elementary students and Families.
Residents from George Washington, Dogue Creek and River Villages discussed ideas for a new playground planned for construction near all three villages.
Belvoir Families learned about fitness and spent time together during a Child, Youth and School Services Kid Fest and Teen Fest, Saturday at the Markham School Age Center and Belvoir Youth Center.
Military Families assigned to Fort Belvoir are choosing to live on post more than they have in the past.
Fort Belvoir children will have an opportunity to participate in two free fitness events Saturday when Child, Youth and School Services hosts the 2012 Kid Fest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the School Age Center and the Teen Fest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Youth Center.
Children of Fort Belvoir colored paddle ball games, made Easter necklaces and designed aprons during a Child, Youth and School Services Arts and Crafts workshop at the Woodlawn Village community center April 5.
Family Readiness Groups have been an important part of the Army for many years, but their importance has grown in the last decade.
More than 200 Fort Belvoir children and parents participated in the 2012 Easter Egg Hunt at Pullen Field and Brunch with the Bunny at the Bowling Center Saturday.
Families took time out to get their faces painted, play in a money machine and eat hot dogs, chips and soda during the Fort Belvoir Credit Union’s third annual Family Fun Day Saturday at the FBCU.
Families took advantage of a free dinner provided by Primo’s Family Restaurant, door prizes, an assortment of games and activities for their children and a performance by the Command Performance Choirs from Elk River, Minn. during the Month of the Military Child kickoff event, Monday.
Students at Fort Belvoir Elementary School who feel stressed from the day-to-day pressures of being a military child now have additional support available to them at the school.
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