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• All eyes on Fort Bragg projects in 2013
  The next big construction projects at Fort Bragg
  
• Food for thought for military retirees
  A question that comes up with the shrinking Army: What about soldiers who are close to retirement?
  
• The basics for potential entrepreneurs
  Veterans make good entrepreneurs - It got us thinking about the pitfalls of striking out on your own.
  
• Business growth: Too big to be small
  Talk about a good problem to have: outgrowing your company's small business designation.
  
• Stay in the know about sequestration
  "So what do you think about sequestration?" I asked an old friend who had recently returned to Fort Bragg with her husband after a couple of years away.
  
• TroopSwap site offers deals for Fort Bragg families
  Daily deal websites like Groupon and Living Social have long offered everything from manicures to meals, at discounted prices. Troopswap.com offers the same things - with a twist. Its products, services and getaways are available only to military families who sign up with a military email address and base authorization code.
  
• Brenna Berger's time at the pool leads to interesting encounters
  One of the best parts of military life is running into someone you haven't seen in years, unless that moment happens at the post pool.
  
• A new look at Fort Bragg leadership
  Fort Bragg has more new faces in top jobs this fall than at any time in recent years.
  
• Military families strained like never before
  You might call this "the family war." Never before has the U.S. military fought a war with such a high percentage of married troops with families. More than ever before, that number includes women, sometimes single moms.
  
• The sometimes reluctant road to 20 years in the military
  Brenna Berger's husband quietly marked 20 years in the Army last May.
  
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