Money available to Fort Belvoir students who know where to look
Active-duty servicemembers, former active-duty servicemembers and their Families looking for education assistance have several options available to them.
Family works to honor father's legacy
It's tempting to solely recognize and honor national figures during the installation's celebration of Black History Month. People such as Frederick Douglas, Rosa Parks and George Washington Carver, who all help revolutionized society by their thoughts and actions. Their work is well documented and respected.
Belvoir princesses crowned at Winter Ball
Once upon a time in the enchanted Potomac Room of the magnificent Fort Belvoir Officer's Club, Friday evening, young ladies were crowned princesses with a tiara by their daddies at the second annual Father Daughter Winter Ball.
Pinewood Derby entertains and teaches Scouts
Creativity and Family bonding were on full display at Fort Belvoir's Cub Scout Pack 118's annual Pinewood Derby, Feb. 4.
Ballerinas-in-training
In the Fort Belvoir Schools of Knowledge, Inspiration, Exploration, & Skills Unlimited dance classes, education and technique are tied into fun.
Belvoir SOS helps Families of Fallen Soldiers thrive
The Survivors Outreach Services program educates and supports Soldiers, Families and civilians who have lost a Soldier.
Operation Kid Comfort offers quilts, pillows to children of deployed servicemembers
Fort Belvoir youth with deployed parents will be able to have a quilt or pillow made to remember that Family member thanks to the Army Community Service Mobilization/Deployment and Readiness programs’ pending partnership with Operation Kid Comfort.
Residents, civilians can learn much at Newcomer's Orientation
New Fort Belvoir residents and Department of Defense civilians will have the opportunity to learn about organizations, programs and activities on post during the Army Community Service Relocation Readiness Programs Newcomer’s Orientation Jan. 9.
Military Families, organizations help fire victims recover
The relief effort for the Dogue Creek Village fire victims continued on Monday as Dogue Creek Village residents packed clothes, toys and other items at the Boy Scout hut connected to the thrift store.
Radar signs remind drivers to slow down, obey speed limits
Drivers who speed through residential areas on Fort Belvoir will be reminded of their excessive speed as radar speed signs are being placed in housing areas on post.
Keeping pets safe reduces holiday stress
Bubble lights, tinsel, electrical wiring, plants such as lilies, holly and mistletoe, beverages and foods can all inflict significant damage to a pet if consumed or exposed to them.
FBCH offers strategies for eating healthy during the holiday
Healthy eating over the holiday season doesn’t necessarily mean avoiding all your favorite foods, according to Fort Belvoir Community Hospital’s Nutrition Clinic.
Family support is Soldiers' responsibility
Soldiers on post often have questions about legal matters. One regulation that service members frequently have questions about that is regulation 608-99: The Army’s Family Support Regulation.
Tour of Homes ushers in holiday season
Soldiers, families and Virginia’s First Lady enjoyed the décor of numerous officer’s houses during the Belvoir Officers Spouses Club Tour of Homes event.
Soldiers, families, residents celebrate surviving earthquake, hurricane
The “I Survived the Hurri-Quake” party, sponsored by Pinnacle Family Communities and the Villages at Belvoir, was Sept. 14 at the George Washington Village pavilion.
Fort Belvoir's 29th ID deploys to Afghanistan
Soldiers from the Virginia National Guard’s Fort Belvoir based 29th Infantry Division participated in a deployment ceremony on Long Field Monday.
Survivors of fallen soldiers now have full post access
Survivors of fallen soldiers who want to come on Fort Belvoir for any reason no longer have to worry about access to the installation.
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