FORT LEE, Va. – The Tax Assistance Center here is scheduled launch its 32nd season next month, albeit with a number of modifications geared toward better accommodating community members amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
FORT LEE, Va. – All community members are invited to attend or watch the livestream of Fort Lee’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance on Jan. 21, 11:30 a.m., in the Lee Theater. Remote viewing will be available at www.facebook.com/59thOrdnanceBrigade. Read more
FORT LEE, Va. – Team Lee members can stay connected and informed with a new resource that’s free and available to everyone. Read more
RICHMOND – The Virginia National Guard had approximately 1,000 personnel on the ground in Washington D.C. as of Jan. 9, and additional service members will join them in the coming days to assist civilian law enforcement with security operations. Read more
WASHINGTON – The Army plans to roll out new training in support of the expedited transfer policy that provides streamlined and necessary support to Soldiers and adult dependents who are victims of sexual assault. Read more
Kenner Facilities Closed Monday Read more
FORT LEE, Va. – As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to increase in Virginia and across the country, Fort Lee saw a sign of hope Jan. 4 when Kenner Army Health Clinic began administering its first round of vaccinations against the disease. Read more
WASHINGTON – Soldiers and Army Civilians have been given extra time to repay the tax deferment ordered by the president in August. Read more
FORT LEE, Va. – Simply stated, eating better enhances Soldier readiness, and the Joint Culinary Center of Excellence here is working toward that goal as a key player in the ACTION – Army Commitment To Improving Overall Nutrition – program. Read more
FORT LEE, Va. – The Holiday Helper team demonstrated its determination to support military families in December by successfully carrying out its mission with additional safeguards to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read more
FORT LEE, Va. – The Civilian Welfare Fund committee at Fort Lee has expanded its inventory of commemorative items for retirees. New selections include Army playing cards and dice in a mahogany box with a service medallion, a large patriotic throw blanket, and a vintage American flag art piece. Read more
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