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Virginia's Fort Lee to become Fort Gregg-Adams next month - Vimarsana News

Virginia's Fort Lee to become Fort Gregg-Adams next month

The U.S. Army announced Thursday that Fort Lee will officially become Fort Gregg-Adams during a ceremony next month as part of the military's efforts to rename bases that honor the Confederacy. 

Source: fox5dc.com
UMKC Kansas City Youth Court graduation - Vimarsana News

UMKC Kansas City Youth Court graduation

Youth court is one of several diversion programs.

Source: kmbc.com
Fort Lee looks for man believed hiding on post after crash near gate - Vimarsana News

Fort Lee looks for man believed hiding on post after crash near gate

The man, who is not part of the Afghan evacuee population sheltered on post, was last seen shirtless in a wooded area near Adams Chase neighborhood

Petersburg councilors postpone weekend advance over access issues - Vimarsana News

Petersburg councilors postpone weekend advance over access issues

An upswing in COVID-19 cases has tightened public access to the location where the two-day session was going to be held

Fort Lee revokes on-post driving for people speeding - Vimarsana News

Fort Lee revokes on-post driving for people speeding

The Progress-Index FORT LEE — If you are feeling the need for speed, then do not go to Fort Lee to fill it. Last June, the post quietly updated its traffic regulations to allow authorities to suspend driving privileges anywhere on Fort Lee property for a year if motorists are caught driving 10 mph over the posted speed limits. Fort Lee has several speed limits depending upon where you are: 5 mph when approaching the coned areas coming onto post, or driving through a parking lot or motor pool; 10 mph when coming up on and passing soldiers in formation or physical training; 15 mph in the Fo...