Of all the difficult decisions that had to be made to protect the community from COVID-19, closing Child Development Centers and Family Child Care homes was, arguably, the most contentious. Read more

Lt. Col. Amelia H. Schulz – a thrice-deployed former ordnance officer – is the new commander of the Dragon Brigade’s 266th Quartermaster Battalion. Read more

Memorial Day is traditionally a time for special ceremonies throughout neighboring communities. Fort Lee has been a proud supporter of these events, providing color guards, guest speakers, rifle squads, musicians for the playing of “Taps” and uniformed Soldiers placing flags on veteran grave… Read more

To provide a safer shopping option for those at higher risk of contracting COVID-19, the commissary has teamed up with the chaplain’s office here to create a “concierge program” through which trained volunteers will do the buying and drop-off for vulnerable individuals. Read more

A first-time Virtual Butterfly Release and Walking Memorial Tribute at Fort Lee is scheduled for May 21-26 (times to be announced). Read more

Details of the Jackson Circle renovation project and continued emphasis of the command’s goal to make Fort Lee “the best place to live on the planet” – in the words of Col. Hollie J. Martin, garrison commander – were among the discussed topics at the resident town hall here Monday evening. Read more

Through creative use of its website and social media, the Army Women’s Museum here has gained a lot of ground in staying relevant and connecting with potential visitors. Read more

A Soldier Support Institute noncom has earned honors as the CASCOM Diversity and Inclusion Recognition award recipient for the 2nd quarter, FY20. Read more

WASHINGTON – A new contract to facilitate the packing and shipping of household goods during military moves is expected to make things easier for service members and their families. Read more