Fort Belvoir will join other commands and installations around the world to celebrate the Army’s 232nd birthday today.

Saturday’s Little League games were played on the warmest day of the season so far, as temperatures soared to over 90 degrees.

There is no question that military-connected children and youth face special challenges. As a way to help alleviate those challenges, SKIESUnlimited was formed.

Fort Belvoir community members were reminded about the importance of safety on the job, in the home and at play during a Safety Day event at Specker Field House on May 17.

The 1918 flu pandemic killed more than 40 million people worldwide in just 18 months.  There are many similarities to how a flu pandemic would be handled today and certainly many lessons that can be learned.

For most moms, Mother’s Day means no cooking, no cleaning and maybe even breakfast in bed, but for mothers in the military this doesn’t always hold true.

A commissary serves as a focal point in any military community, and the Fort Belvoir Commissary is no exception.

Children of all ages blew bubbles, danced, hopped in a potato sack race and just had fun on Saturday during the combined Military Child Appreciation Family Fun Day and Springpaloza.

Whether you’re a dedicated gear head or among the less mechanically inclined, the Fort Belvoir Auto Crafts Center can help you save money with do-it-yourself maintenance and repairs to your vehicle.

Fort Belvoir children planted flowers, peppers and tomatoes and made butterflies on Monday and Tuesday as part of the Month of the Military Child celebrations that are taking place throughout the month of April.