was seen at Fort Gordon in Georgia growth planning, and a long-standing emphasis on military-to-civilian conversion and surrounding infrastructure improvements. Recent reports notes community interest in redevelopment projects and related public input, though details vary by jurisdiction. Across Atlanta-area context, efforts to repurpose former bases strive to balance historic preservation, housing, and growth, though Fort-related milestones differ by location. Further context include Stewart updates and the master plan for McPherson reuse, paired with ongoing public interest in logistics hubs.
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blackchronicle.comATLANTA, September 8, 2011 — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development last week approved the master plan for the reuse of Fort McPherson, a military base located in the city of Atlanta scheduled to close this m [...]
georgia.orgFort Gillem, after years of high hopes and false starts, will soon be transferred to a civilian group that hopes to remake it into a teeming logistics hub that employs thousands.
www.ajc.comThe U.S. Secretary of the Army on Thursday honored the soldiers who sprang into action to subdue the suspect and tend to those injured during Wednesday's shooting at Fort Stewart in Georgia. CBS News correspondent Skyler Henry has the latest on the investigation. Five soldiers were wounded during an active shooting at Fort Stewart in Georgia, officials confirmed, adding an Army sergeant is in custody. CBS News' Skyler Henry has more. … Five soldiers were shot at Fort Stewart, Georgia, on...
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