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  • Teen’s Eagle Scout project will benefit troops

    As a military child, Johnathan Greiner remembered how much care packages meant to his father while deployed, so when it came time to decide what he could do for his Eagle Scout project, it was an easy choice.He's already organized a care package drive and started collecting the materials, which so

  • Meet the new 688th Cyber Operations Group commander

    Col. Roger Vrooman assumed command of the 688th Cyber Operations Group Dec. 1, 2015, the same day the unit was activated.Vrooman said he's excited for the possibilities that lie ahead and looks forward to setting goals that have impact and leave the base improved. Before taking on this

  • STEP Promotion

    Senior Airman Christopher Balderas became Staff Sgt. Christopher Balderas during the 4th Quarter Awards Ceremony at the Scott Event Center Jan. 8, 2016. He was selected through the Stripes for Exceptional Performers and said he wears his rank proudly today, mentioning in his promotion ceremony

  • Scott AFB supported troops during Desert Storm

    January 17 marks the 25th Anniversary of the start of the Gulf War, also known as Operation Desert Storm, and members of Team Scott recall this historic event.During the last months of 1990, the United States began a buildup of troops in the Middle East as a show of strength against Iraqi aggression

  • New Year's Resolution: Financial Management

    As the New Year begins, one area many people resolve to do better with is improving their financial situation.To help facilitate this goal, the Airman and Family Readiness Center has a comprehensive financial education program that helps military members and their families identify and resolve

  • Eat right to be fit to fight

    Making a New Year's resolution to lose weight? Whether it's getting rid of a stubborn few pounds or just fixing eating habits, understanding that what you eat is the biggest factor in reaching overall fitness goals."You can work out, and that's great, but you have to focus on what you're putting

  • Montgomery G.I. and Post 9/11 Bill explained

    If seeking education is part of your New Year's resolution, be sure to understand the difference between the Montgomery and Post 9/11 G.I. Bill benefits.Both bills provide a way for veterans to pay for up to 36 months of schooling, which could include a degree, apprenticeship, internship, license or

  • Health Promotion may boost New Year’s fitness resolutions

    The 375th Medical Group Health Promotion may have recently moved locations, but they are ready to kick off the New Year and educate people on how to get back to healthier fitness practices.Now located on the first floor of the Scott AFB Clinic, Health Promotion is planning several classes starting

  • Tops in Blue performing high energy show Jan. 15

    Tops in Blue is back in town to perform their free family event Jan. 15 at Mascoutah's High School Auditorium starting at 7 p.m. "It's great to be able to see them once again," said Tom Rector, Community Support flight chief. "The Airmen have worked hard all year long to bring us a great show, so I

  • Kick the tobacco habit

    The bad news: tobacco smoke contains a deadly mix of more than 7,000 chemicals; hundreds are harmful and about 70 can cause cancer. Smoking increases the risk for serious health problems, diseases, and death. The good news: People who stop smoking greatly reduce their risk for disease and early