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  • Mother and daughter coach Scott Sharks

    The bond between a mother and daughter can be unlike any other relationship.  As a mother, Sharon Wilda has had an enormous influence on her daughter's lifelong pursuit of being physically fit.  Her daughter, Brittany Wilda, has been helping her mom mentor and coach 110 children pursuing that same

  • ‘Mystery patients’ grade health care providers at Scott Clinic

    Hospitals aim to provide great service to patients, from a friendly greeting at the check-in counter, to the technician taking patient information and vitals, to having a doctor listen to their complaints and doing what they can to improve their health.   To improve patient care and provide them

  • Scott Honor Guard serves near and far with dignity

    "Handpicked to serve as a member of the Scott Air Force Base Honor Guard, my standards of conduct and level of professionalism must be above reproach, for I represent all others in my service."  Each weekday, the ceremonial guardsmen of the Scott Air Force Base Honor Guard practice for any type

  • St. Louis MEPS ceremony room dedicated to fallen soldier

    More than 70 people gathered at the Military Entrance Processing Station in St. Louis July 17 to dedicate a ceremony room to Spc. Sterling Wyatt, a soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. Army Lt. Col. Patricia George, St. Louis MEPS and 11th Battalion commander, was the first to

  • Scott student earns scholarship

    Marissa Schatz, 18, received the 2014 Air Force Club Membership Scholarship at Scott Air Force Base recently. Her parents, Maj. Gen. Rowayne Schatz and Kim Schatz are Scott Club members and that's how she heard about the scholarship. This scholarship opportunity was another one of the benefits the

  • Water company earns award for upgrades at Scott

    The culmination of five years of water system improvements at Scott Air Force Base has attracted the attention of the Partnership for Safe Water, an initiative developed by the Environmental Protection Agency and other water organizations to increase water quality. The organization awarded American

  • New class helps adults decrease risk for diabetes

    This story is part of a series about the "Health care to Health" initiative. A new class called Group Lifestyle Balance was introduced to Scott Air Force base this year to help members decrease their risk for diabetes and cardiovascular issues."The University of Pittsburgh's evidenced based program

  • Parking at Child Development Center is for parents only

    The Child Development Center is experiencing some issues with parking and request everyone's assistance to ensure the spaces are used by their patrons only.  It appears that members of Team Scott using the base track for physical training have been parking in the CDC's parking lot, leaving the

  • Base education fair is Aug. 6 at Scott Club

    The Scott Education Office is hosting an education fair Aug. 6 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Scott Club.   "In today's highly competitive job market, one single delimitating factor can be level and type of postsecondary education," said Roland Smith, 375th Force Support Squadron, education manager. 

  • Airman's remains returned home 62 years after his death

    The remains of 17 servicemembers were recovered by the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command and Joint Task Force team from a 1952 aircraft crash site--and among them was Airman 3rd Class Howard Martin, of Elwood, Ind., who finally came home to rest July 10. Waiting at the Indianapolis International