Western Region
One of the associates has experience has experience as a firefighter and a paramedic, which helped when he and his teammate came to the aid of a customer in distress.
Read MoreThe cell tower ties in directly with the installation’s “It’s Better at Bliss” campaign, which aims to educate the Fort Bliss community about services, events, improvement projects and more that directly enhance Quality-of-Life for Soldiers, their families and other personnel.
Read MoreThe graphics that adorn the walls at Exchange stores have a local touch–and require the duo who creates them to do a lot of research.
Read MoreJoined by champion driver Brandon Vinson, the Grave Digger truck was put on display outside of the Travis Main Exchange and Commissary. Travis AFB won the display as part of a Procter & Gamble Monster Jam Joint Resale Event.
Read MoreThe Express manager is due to retire Feb. 7 after 35 years with the Exchange, all of them in Alaska, where he has endured temperatures as low as 68 below and traveled all over the country’s biggest state.
Read MorePalmer’s mother, a former Exchange associate, was the first one to encourage her to pursue a position with the Exchange. “My mom always told me she had very good experiences working for the Exchange, and I grew up with the Exchange.”
Read MoreWorking with the motto “Keeping Traditions Alive,” Veteran-owned Freedom Frames brings an invaluable service of custom engraving, woodworking, awards and more to service members throughout Alaska. Owned by retired Army 1st Sgt. Michael Bradley, Nicole Bradley and retired Army Command Sgt. Maj. Dean Phillips Jr., Freedom Frames operates from its flagship store, founded in 2018,…
Read MoreThe restaurant is owned by a retired lieutenant colonel who served in the Army for 32 years.
Read MoreThe Fort Huachuca general manager, who has worked at nearly a dozen Exchanges in her 18-year career, shares her memories of deployment, Hurricane Michael and more.
Read MoreThe Freshens Food Service Foreman reflects on her 30-year Exchange career before her retirement Dec. 1.
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