Altus AFB Exchange Presents Freshman with Second-Place Prize in You Made the Grade
Hard work and good grades paid off for Altus student Kamryn Hendrickson—to the tune of $1,500.

Hard work and good grades paid off for Altus student Kamryn Hendrickson—to the tune of $1,500.

The Express store manager and military spouse devotes her time to building relationships with her team and the military community.

The shop, the 12th in the Exchange system, provides tattoos to Airmen in a safe and professional environment.

The Troop Mall store manager and military spouse appreciates the work-life balance that an Exchange career offers.

The Army Veteran says the best part of her job is two things: Her team and her customers.

The newly renovated store features welcoming three new dining options to support the community.

Associates at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Forts Bliss, Liberty, Cavazos, Riley and Wainwright received a token of appreciation from Army Emergency Relief CEO retired Sgt. Maj. of the Army Tony Grinston.

General Manager Hollie Heft Morales says the community has responded well to both offerings, which opened in June.

The unit is the second installed for Michigan Air National Guard members, following the installation of one in March at Battle Creek.

James Farmer’s job has its perks. He’s now an award-winning barista at the Exchange Starbucks on Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph.
