Central Region
As part of the Exchange’s aggressive approach to expanding quick-serve restaurants, Hot Stuff Kitchen joins Hunt Brothers Pizza, Chopz and Eddie Peppers to continue to build on the success of the Express programs.
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The Army Veteran and former military spouse is the daughter of a 27-year Air Force Veteran and a 47-year Exchange veteran.
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Service members and contractors at Truax Field Air National Guard Base can now enjoy snacks, beverages and more on the go with the newly added unmanned retail market.
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The Army & Air Force Exchange Service is aiding the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s survivor outreach effort after the Dec. 9 tornadoes in the Fort Campbell, Ky., and Clarksville, Tenn., areas.
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This is the second consecutive year that Tinker shoppers enjoyed the special holiday surprise, having each of their layaway balances paid in full by nonprofit organization Soldier’s Wish.
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The Fort Cavazos PX is providing Soldiers and their families with the latest mobile technology with the launch of its new mobile kiosk inside the main store.
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The Exchange-funded project includes an expanded self-checkout area, new lighting, expanded Snack Avenue, additional cooler doors, wall murals and fresh paint.  Â
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As a Soldier and Exchange associate, the softline sales area manager feels a strong bond to the military and the Exchange.
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The Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland AFB Exchange continued a holiday tradition Dec. 2, as nearly 3,000 Basic Military Trainees came to the store for its annual BMT Shopping Extravaganza. The Exchange opened at 7 a.m., giving waves of trainees—who usually can’t leave their dormitories—an opportunity to shop for family and friends. Members of the Exchange’s…
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Adrienne Jackson, the Scott AFB Exchange recruiting manager, is deeply connected to Navajo traditions and firmly rooted in the soil of her heritage. Her upbringing on the reservation instilled Navajo culture into her life, making her who she is today.
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