
The Army Veteran’s journey with the Exchange is a continuation of a lifelong commitment to service.

The two-month, $400,000 project opened Oct. 20.

It’s the Exchange’s first standalone Panera with a drive-thru.

โThe store is a perfect example of how we adapt to the mission of serving those who serve,โ said Selfridge ANGB Exchange General Manager Charles Thrasher.

The $10.4 million upgrade will create a one-stop shopping experience with an Express in front of the store.

The trailer wrap is a rolling billboard, showing the Exchangeโs dedication to those who serve.

With limited dining options and increased patronage, Port San Antonio needed additional food options. JBSA Lackland Genera Manager Mikel Hunter and Services Business Manager Maggie Colon were able to help.

The upgrade marks a major milestone in Team Minot’s commitment to serving Airmen, their families and base personnel.

Leo Velez, son of a retired Marine staff sergeant, won second prize in the worldwide sweepstakes, which honors academic excellence.

The Exchange has successfully completed its Payment Card Industry (PCI) assessment, earning a clean Report on Compliance (RoC) with no compensating controls for the 15th year in a row. Here’s what that means.
