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Local response to Fort Hood tragedy: No immediate changes on bases here
Military installations in Hampton Roads reported no immediate changes in security posture because of a mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas on Thursday afternoon.
Free Salute to Veterans concert Friday
U.S. Joint Forces Command will host its 14th annual "Salute to Veterans" concert on Friday at 7:00 pm in Norfolk's Chrysler Hall.
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Hampton Notebook: Health officials investigating King Street meat market
A business that apparently opened in late October to sell huge packages of meat from a vacated storefront is under investigation by the Hampton Health District.
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Virginia military installations vigilant
The mass shootings at Fort Hood in Texas is not prompting any immediate security changes at most military installations in Virginia .
Public helps shape Monroe plan
Loading... A 2005 aerial view of Fort Monroe in Hampton. The Civil War Preservation Trust puts the fort on its lists of endangered and at-risk battlefields.
Civil War-era cannon unearthed
Officials at Fort Monroe say experts have unearthed an 11-foot-long cannon from the 1860s as part of a four-month munitions probe.
Fort Monroe petitioners gather hundreds of signatures
In June, petitioners gathered more than 7,300 signatures in an effort to block proposed residential development on city-owned land near Buckroe Beach Park.
Environmentalists support a park for Fort Monroe
"The sense I get is that it hasn't been evaluated to the extent that it should be," said Christy Everett, the foundation's Hampton Roads director.
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PICTURES: Among the living at Fort Monroe. Places visited by historic ...
Stories abound about ghosts and spectral comings and goings among the living at Fort Monroe in Hampton.
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Halloween at Fort Monroe? There are plenty of haunting legends
The ghosts at Fort Monroe are apparently not intimidated by all the serious work that goes on there.
There are plenty of ghost stories associated with historic Fort Monroe and the famous people who were stationed here or visited.
Candidate positions are murky when it comes to Fort Monroe
When the Army leaves Fort Monroe in 2011, the man living in the governor's mansion is going to have tremendous sway over the future of the 570-acre waterfront outpost.
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The 91st District should make the switch to Gordon...
Driving to and from Richmond to attend General Assembly sessions must be demoralizing for Del.
The next day, the seas were still rough after the storm but the day was crisp and clear, and with fair winds we decided to continue south.
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Fort Algernoune, 1609 Celebration at Fort Monroe . 4 p.m. today. Celebration and commemoration of the 400th anniversary of Anglo-America's first coastal fortification.
Fort Monroe "holds court" to naturalize foreign-born service members
Last May, Seloche Ledesma was a natural-born citizen of the Philippines attending school.
Erasing some doubts about BRAC hiring practices
If there are still any BRAC doubters out there, you should have seen the turn out for the Fort Knox Job Information Sessions at the Urban League Economic Empowerment Tour and Career Fair in Louisville last month.
Scholars to explore Old Point Comfort's early colonial significance
No place has a longer history of military service to America than Old Point Comfort.
Army may copy Wichita's middle school leadership program
Brooks Technology and Arts Magnet student Micheal Holmes sits in the school's JROTC classroom last week.
HRC to continue service in midst of move
As the Army's massive Human Resources Command gets ready to move to a new home in coming months, its staff members will try to make the transition as transparent as possible for soldiers they serve.
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