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Filigree Glass Sculptures - Robert Mickelson Turns Ordinary Objects...
The glass sculptures created by Robert Mickelson look as though they have been spun by a spider instead of crafted by hand.
Man Shot After Pulling Knife to Avoid Arrest: Police
Fairfax Police shot and wounded a man when, they say, he pulled a knife as they were trying to arrest him.
Fairfax County Prepares for Mosquito Season
Mosquitoes could be bugging and biting Fairfax County residents earlier this year after a warm winter and a rain-heavy spring.
The average processing time to receive VA disability benefits increases
Every war has its tragedies; it's an inevitable fact of combat. What's an even bigger tragedy is the wait time involved for wounded veterans to receive disability benefits.
Fairfax County Prepares for Mosquito Season
Mosquitoes could be bugging and biting Fairfax County residents earlier this year after a warm winter and a rain-heavy spring.
U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency - Strategic SWOT Analysis Review ...
It is engaged in protecting U.S and its citizens from weapons of mass destruction such as nuclear, radiological, biological, chemical and high yield explosive threat.
Mount Vernon-Area Bicyclists Could Have an Easier Commute
Local bicyclists could have an easier commute on Route 1. The current Richmond Highway-widening plans call for wide curb lanes to accommodate both bicyclists and pedestrians near Fort Belvoir.
A Smoother Road to Recovery: Fisher House Dedicated at Fort Belvoir
When injured U.S. military veterans come home from Afghanistan, they will be welcome to live free of charge at the newest "Fisher House," located at Fort Belvoir.
New Fisher House to be dedicated at Fort Belvoir
Military and civilian leaders are dedicating a new home on Fort Belvoir that will provide free housing to families of military members receiving medical care at the base's new hospital.
Staunton woman considers herself to be a people person
Family members: Mother, Neoma, father, Cecil, three children, Aaron, 22, Josiah, 20 and Sarah Lynna, 18, and two brothers.
The very model of a successful bin Laden raid
Inside the Pentagon there are historical displays for almost everything the military has done dating back to this country's Revolutionary War.
Highway work threatens future of historic Woodlawn Stables
A historic farm that sits on grounds once owned by President George Washington could soon be the victim of base realignment.
Sheriffs help with 'Kitchen aid' fundrasier
Barnstable County Sheriff James Cummings and Special Sheriff Jeffrey Perry will host an event this evening to raise money for 280 kitchens at the Wounded Warrior Transition Battalion at Fort Belvoir in Virginia.
Sipping, not guzzling, fuel on Afghanistan's frontlines
Our day's top images, in-depth photo essays and offbeat slices of life. See the best of Reuters photography.
Fisher House fund drive in full swing
May is National Military Appreciation Month, and besides honoring the fine men and women of our military services, we need to remember the families that stand behind them.
Fort Belvoir soldier dies in Afghanistan
The Department of Defense announced Monday that 38-year-old Master Sgt. Gregory L. Childs of Warren died Friday in Kabul.
Long quest for multi-fuel power source yields Army interest
Mack Nance, left, Timothy Simmons and Conor Boing, employees with INI Power, test a portable generator.
Caisson Platoon Soldiers on the job after training
Pfc. Tyler Meyers rides in the wheel position with other members of The Old Guard Caisson Platoon in Arlington National Cemetery May 1. The Old Guard Caisson Platoon Soldiers on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall experience extensive training prior to riding on funeral missions at Arlington National Cemetery.
The Civilian Personnel Advisory Center located on the Fort Myer portion of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall will be moving to Fort Belvoir starting May 7. The change is due to an overall Civilian Human Resources Agency organizational realignment.
The neon-green bus has the same psychedelic feel of Ken Kesey 's Further - that candy-colored school bus in the 1960s designed to pioneer a new kind of art or hippie lifestyle - but the Mobile Market has a far more concrete mission : It's spreading fresh produce to so-called food deserts in the District and beyond.