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Fort Eustis landscape still marked by the Civil War

Monday, Oct 1

Largely untouched since the Army established Fort Eustis during World War I, the Civil War earthworks there are among the best-preserved landmarks of the 1862 Peninsula Campaign and will be the subject of an Oct. 6 public tour.

Aircraft carrier Kennedy adds 726 tons to its fighting weight

The aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy will reach a construction milestone Friday when Newport News Shipbuilding will lower its final keel section into place.

To ease congestion, Hampton proposes closing I-64 ramp near Mallory Street

Hampton officials want the Virginia Department of Transportation to consider shutting down the eastbound entrance ramp on I-64 from Mallory Street, for at least part of the day, something they believe will help alleviate the area’s overwhelming traffic.

Fort Eustis landscape still marked by the Civil War

Aircraft carrier Kennedy adds 726 tons to its fighting weight

To ease congestion, Hampton proposes closing I-64 ramp near Mallory Street

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