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Major milestone announced for Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant cleanup - Vimarsana News

Major milestone announced for Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant cleanup

On Wednesday evening, the US Army Corps of Engineers announced a major milestone in the ongoing cleanup of the old Sunflower Army Ammunition plant.

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Guidelines for a Better—and Necessary—Round of BRAC - Vimarsana News

Guidelines for a Better—and Necessary—Round of BRAC

In President Donald Trump’s budget request for fiscal year (FY) 2018, he asked Congress to authorize a new round of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC). For the sixth year in a row, Congress denied that authorization. Despite Congress’s intransigence, the need for base closures and realignment is not going away. The Department of Defense (DOD) has approximately 20 percent excess infrastructure,

Governor Abbott Announces Over $2 Million In Grants To Texas Military Communities - Vimarsana News

Governor Abbott Announces Over $2 Million In Grants To Texas Military Communities

Governor Abbott has awarded over $111.4 million in grants to military communities through the DEAAG program

Speaker McCarthy eyes new commission to tackle nation's debt | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Speaker McCarthy eyes new commission to tackle nation's debt | News, Sports, Jobs

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is studying the history books and considering the appointment of a mix of lawmakers and business leaders as he lays

Speaker McCarthy eyes new commission to tackle nation's debt, but many Democrats are wary - Vimarsana News

Speaker McCarthy eyes new commission to tackle nation's debt, but many Democrats are wary

WASHINGTON -- House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is studying the history books and considering the appointment of a mix of lawmakers and business leaders as he lays the groundwork for a new commission to tackle the nation's growing debt.