Keiana Holleman
The new Bath & Body Works opened Dec. 17, just in time for Soldiers and military families to stock up on fragrant gifts for the holidays.
Read MoreTrainees—most of whom won’t be home for the holidays—were given a rare break from their rigorous schedule Dec. 4 and allowed to shop at the Exchange for holiday gifts for loved ones and family members.
Read MoreIn 1983, Simpkins left her small-town home near Stuttgart, Germany, and started her career with the Exchange as an associate at the Hainerberg PX. She moved to Fort Sill in 1985, and has called Fort Eustis home since ’86.
Read MoreDo you have a knack for words? Put your creativity to work! The Exchange Health and Safety office is looking for a new motto.
Read MoreExchange leaders cut the ribbon on the store, which offers makeup and skincare products, Nov. 4.
Read MoreBecause of Shickles’ leadership and initiative in supporting the military community during the pandemic, she was recognized as a “Hero on the Battlefield” and given a coin by Gen. Paul Funk, commanding general of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.
Read MoreDuring National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Exchange IT Directorate is helping associates learn how to protect themselves and shoppers against the “phishermen” of the digital sea.
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