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Fort Bragg name change | Sunset Liberty March at soon-to-be Fort Liberty will honor veterans after name change from Fort Bragg - Vimarsana News

Fort Bragg name change | Sunset Liberty March at soon-to-be Fort Liberty will honor veterans after name change from Fort Bragg

Sunset Liberty March is a long promenade-style walkway that it is launching to help usher in this new chapter with Fort Bragg name change.

Source: abc11.com
Ceremony plans underway for Fort Bragg's name change to Fort Liberty - Vimarsana News

Ceremony plans underway for Fort Bragg's name change to Fort Liberty

The Naming Commission said the name Fort Liberty is to commemorate "the American value of liberty."

Stars and Stripes - 'We walk in silence': Sunset March remembers US troops who liberated Dutch city during WWII - Vimarsana News

Stars and Stripes - 'We walk in silence': Sunset March remembers US troops who liberated Dutch city during WWII

The march takes place every evening in Nijmegen to honor “48 young Americans who gave their lives” in a daring action during Operation Market Garden.

$128 Billion in PPP Is to Due to Sunset March 31, Despite Dire Small Business Need, - Vimarsana News

$128 Billion in PPP Is to Due to Sunset March 31, Despite Dire Small Business Need,

Getty Images With about $128 billion currently up for grabs, the Paycheck Protection Program will sunset at the end of this month--and, as yet, there are no plans to revive it. Neither the House nor Senate versions of the latest $1.9 trillion stimulus package--dubbed the American Rescue Plan Act, which is expected to reach the President's desk by March 14--include an extension of the PPP. Though, lawmakers do earmark another $7.25 billion additional funding for the program, which kicked off again in mid-January with $284.5 billion. Lawmakers also intend to open it up to larger non-profits. ...

Source: inc.com