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This online session is open to all transitioning military members, spouses, family members and civilians. Participants will receive tips on fine-tuning objectives, crafting work history, showcasing skills and more. For registration, call 757-550-1766 or e-mail army.lee.sfltap@mail.mil.
Hosted by Kenner Army Health Clinic, this event is being conducted by the Fort Bragg, N.C., and Portsmouth Naval Hospital blood donor centers. The event will take place in Larkin Hall, 3501 A Avenue. All participants will be screened for COVID-19 before entering the building. Those with questions about eligibility to give blood and who will benefit from the donations from this drive can find more info at www.militaryblood.dod.mil. Appointments are encouraged (at www.militarydonor.com, code FLVA), and walk-ins are welcome.
As Team Lee continues its fight against COVID-19, community events will continue to be assessed for risk and safety. There will be no gatherings of more than 50 people. Participants must wear a protective masks in all situations where social distancing is not possible, as directed in General Order #1.
Join Family and MWR for its second annual Zombie Hunter Hayride with a paintball twist. Participants will be taken on a 'high-spirited' journey where they can shoot paintballs at the scarey targets that frighten them. Guests are encouraged to wear durable clothes that can get messy. The cost is $20 per person and the activity is recommended for ages 7 and older. For further details, call 804-765-2212.
As Team Lee continues its fight against COVID-19, community events will continue to be assessed for risk and safety. There will be no gatherings of more than 50 people. Participants must wear a protective masks in all situations where social distancing is not possible, as directed in General Order #1.
Join Family and MWR for its second annual Zombie Hunter Hayride with a paintball twist. Participants will be taken on a 'high-spirited' journey where they can shoot paintballs at the scarey targets that frighten them. Guests are encouraged to wear durable clothes that can get messy. The cost is $20 per person and the activity is recommended for ages 7 and older. For further details, call 804-765-2212.
As Team Lee continues its fight against COVID-19, community events will continue to be assessed for risk and safety. There will be no gatherings of more than 50 people. Participants must wear a protective masks in all situations where social distancing is not possible, as directed in General Order #1.
This twilight ride is for all ages. It will feature 2-mile and 5-mile vehicle-free courses. The start point is the Bloom Building, across from the Lee Club on Battle Drive. The cost is $10 per individual and $30 for families of four or more. Children 5 and younger can ride for free in an approved bike trailer. Those without a bike can rent one on-site for $5. Please register before midnight, Oct. 19 at the Leisure Travel Service office https://lee.armymwr.com/programs/firefly-ride-registration. For more information, call 804-765-3053.
Join Family and MWR for its second annual Zombie Hunter Hayride with a paintball twist. Participants will be taken on a 'high-spirited' journey where they can shoot paintballs at the scarey targets that frighten them. Guests are encouraged to wear durable clothes that can get messy. The cost is $20 per person and the activity is recommended for ages 7 and older. For further details, call 804-765-2212.
As Team Lee continues its fight against COVID-19, community events will continue to be assessed for risk and safety. There will be no gatherings of more than 50 people. Participants must wear a protective masks in all situations where social distancing is not possible, as directed in General Order #1.
As Team Lee continues its fight against COVID-19, community events will continue to be assessed for risk and safety. There will be no gatherings of more than 50 people. Participants must wear a protective masks in all situations where social distancing is not possible, as directed in General Order #1.
As Team Lee continues its fight against COVID-19, community events will continue to be assessed for risk and safety. There will be no gatherings of more than 50 people. Participants must wear a protective masks in all situations where social distancing is not possible, as directed in General Order #1.