An army of volunteers made Fort Belvoir even more beautiful to see Saturday during the 19th annual Potomac River watershed cleanup at Accotink Bay.

When patients visit a DeWitt Health Care Network facility, they normally attribute the quality of their care directly to the health care professional they see. 

More than 90 people took a spiritual stroll on Saturday as they participated in a Walk Thru The Old Testament Seminar at Belvoir Chapel.

Arlington National Cemetery was established during the Civil War on land that was owned by a descendant of Martha Washington.

The sounds of gospel music radiated from Fort Belvoir’s Wallace Theater on Feb. 21 as more than 900 community members packed the venue for a first-of-its-kind concert on the installation. 

Eric Miller and his wife watch movies at Fort Belvoir’s Wood Theater at least twice a week, so they have their movie watching rituals. They always get popcorn and they always sit in a middle row on the left side of the theater.

Our nation has been celebrating George Washington’s birthday since 1796 when the man known to most as “The father of our country” was still in office. However, it wasn’t until 1968 when Congress passed the “Monday’s Holidays Act” that the third Monday in February was official reserved to celebrate Washington’s birthday.

Since 1950, regardless of its location, The Fort Belvoir Thrift Shop has given the community a place to recycle, reuse and resell its goods.

Flat Stanley has traveled the world and now he is visiting Fort Belvoir. 

More than 200 Soldiers from Fort Belvoir have a little less to worry about should they be called to deploy in support of the Global War on Terror.