Starting Monday, Redstone Arsenal will start using drop arms and traffic lights at the facial recognition lanes at Gates 1 and 9, according to Brian D. Reinwald, Chief, Physical Security, with the Directorate of Operations.
Alabama ranked No. 11 among the states in defense contract spending for fiscal year 2021, a …
The clinical dietitian at Fox Army Health Center has added three new classes to provide guid…
Sam Lewis was a dreamer as a boy. Born in Antigua, he would lie on his back in the grass and…
A 93-year-old Korean War veteran was among the Gold Star family honorees at a Veterans Day c…
Has the labor shortage gotten so bad that we are past the point where it is a reasonable exp…
Residents of Redstone Arsenal housing have until Dec. 16 to submit the Army Housing Tenant S…
Catch the holiday spirit this weekend at Redstone Arsenal’s second annual Holiday Market and…
Shoppers at the Redstone Commissary and other commissaries are finding a 3-5% decrease in pr…
In January 1968, a young Army engineer officer was on a flight destined to Vietnam for his y…
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You’re driving home from work when all of a sudden, something runs into the road, heading st…
During his six years in the Air Force, Korean War veteran Mario Ventura of Harvest was known…
Anna and I are about halfway through The Watcher on Netflix. I know I’m a little late to thi…
Eighty-seven awards were presented Thursday during the Garrison’s grazing day and awards cer…
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