The Belvoir Eagle is published each Thursday by Media General Northern Virginia Newspapers, 14010 Smoketown Road, Woodbridge, VA 22192, a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Army.
The Eagle is published as a civilian enterprise newspaper in the interest of Fort Belvoir and Fort A.P. Hill, VA in cooperation with the Public Affairs Office, 9820 Flagler Road, Fort Belvoir, VA, 22060. The circulation is 19,000.
VIRGINIA BEACH Kelly Stevison waited two years for a chance to perform a Phelps vault at the Group AAA state meet. When the day finally arrived, the Osbourn Park senior only got to do it once. That was enough. The most talented gymnast to ever wear a sparkling blue Yellow Jackets leotard is now the…
Plans are progressing for a new fire and rescue station to serve the residents of Manassas Park. It will be on a 1.5 acre site at the intersection of Manassas Drive and Euclid Avenue, next to the 7-Eleven convenience store. A sign notifying the public of the project was erected on the site last week….
Following the Wednesday night shooting at a gas station near Manassas, many drivers throughout the Prince William County area who stopped to pump gas Thursday did so apprehensively. “It’s fear,” said Husein Bataineh, manager of the Potomac Mills Exxon on Gideon Road. “When they are pumping their gas, they are looking around.” “Customers are talking…
John Irvine Jr. John E. (Ed) Irvine Jr., of Woodbridge died Friday, Nov. 16, 2001, at Hospice of Northern Virginia. He is survived by his wife, Marty Irvine; one daugher, Melissa Louise Irvine of Woodbridge; his father, John E. Irvine Sr. of Mooresville, Ind.; one sister, Cindi I. Wheeler of Lilburn, Ga.; and one brother,…
The founder of Black Wolf Rescue shelter in Triangle was charged with 28 counts of animal cruelty Tuesday. Robert Clifton Artois, 56, was arrested Tuesday morning, Prince William Police Master Detective Samson Newsome said. Additional charges may be pending. Authorities are awaiting the results of a necropsy, or animal autopsy, performed on a dog found…
The top stories of NASCAR’s 2001 Winston Cup season indicate a year of mixed emotion and results. The top story of the year — that which overshadowed all others — was the death of seven-time champion Dale Earnhardt in the first race of the season. On the heels of the Earn-hardt tragedy was the safety…