The reopening means Fort Lee’s Independence Day celebration will go on as scheduled, including the public restriction on attendance ...

VDOT crews placed green strips over the names “Fort Lee” and “Lee Gate” with the new designations of the post and the Lee Gate now as “Gregg Gate.” ...

A sign on westbound state Route 36 out of Hopewell still has the Lee name but drive a bit further and you will see the first permanent note of the new name. VDOT crews placed green strips over the ...

Independence Day celebrations with live performances, food trucks, kids zones, patriotic tunes, free/paid admission, games ...

Army personnel began removing "Fort Cavazos" from signage at the massive armored infantry post in Central Texas.

In the meantime, visual changes are already in place. Fort Gregg-Adams, which was restored to Fort Lee, has already blocked out “Gregg-Adams” on its signage at the post gates.

In the meantime, visual changes are already in place. Fort Gregg-Adams, which was restored to Fort Lee, has already blocked out “Gregg-Adams” on its signage at the post gates.

Jose Carrillo of the Army Corps of Engineers removes the name "Fort Cavazos" from an entry gate at the Army post near Killeen in Central Texas on Tuesday. The base's original name — Ford Hood ...

Those bases are Fort Hood in Texas, Fort Polk in Louisiana, Fort A.P. Hill, Fort Pickett and Fort Robert E. Lee in Virginia, Fort Gordon in Georgia, and Fort Rucker in Alabama.