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This time of year can be challenging for some people. Here are some tips to help you reduce stress during the holiday season and create memorable moments:
Read MoreFor 2024, the Exchange achieved outstanding rankings, securing the top spot in the government agency and retail categories, as well as top recognition in Texas and the large enterprise category.
Read More“When I started at the Exchange, I was just looking for a job,” says Smith, whose husband served 26 years in the Army. “Within a year … I knew this was the path for me.”
Read MoreA military spouse of 39 years, Miller was comforted by the knowledge that the Exchange was able to provide her husband the things he needed when he deployed.
Read MoreSometimes emotions can become so intense that they begin to affect our daily lives. The good news is that we can learn emotional regulation—how to handle these emotions in a healthy way.
Read MoreJordan, whose husband served 20 years in the Army National Guard. says she appreciates the support the Exchange has provided her and her husband throughout their careers.
Read MoreWhether you’re updating due to life changes or just ensuring the correct information is in place, taking a few moments to log into the Employee Self-Service (ESS) portal can make a significant difference.
Read MoreAs a Veteran and military spouse, Greg Brasel understands the importance of delivering the best tastes of home.
Read More“I see the impact to the Soldiers when we’re downrange,” says Smith, who is not only an Army Veteran but has deployed several times with the Exchange. “Overseas, you have Soldiers and family members who are far away from home and don’t have access to the necessities that they’re familiar with in life. So the Exchange offers them that.”
Read MoreOctober is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month, and it’s an important time to raise awareness about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and its impact.
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