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Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston visited the installation, Jan. 7, with a mission of finding what improvements Soldiers have noticed since the implementation of the People First initiative in October, as well as what issues still need to be addressed.
In a release last month, the Central Texas Council of Governments Regional 9-1-1 Program announced the availability of Read more
WASHINGTON — In the future, drones could threaten U.S. defense systems with a swarming capability that uses artificial intelligence while leveraging 5G connectivity, the director of an Army-led joint office said Friday. Read more
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WASHINGTON — The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is planning to extend payroll collections for Soldiers and Army civilians through December 2021 to reimburse a tax deferment designed to support personnel during the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said. Read more
Now, as an official Nintendo Switch fanboy, my collection of video games has grown exponentially. Only recently, had I learned about a new version of “Hyrule Warriors” (a game I had sought to play for many years). The series merges the action-oriented, hack-and-slash combat of the “Dynasty W… Read more
“A Christmas Carol” is arguably one of the most well-known Christmas stories, and it has been told and retold time and time again over the years since Charles Dickens released the famous story. If you look up “A Christmas Carol”, you’ll have to be specific, because you’ll get lost looking th… Read more
In 2020, most holiday shoppers are hoping to acquire one of the next-gen consoles. But have no fear, there’s really no reason to pick one up since pretty much all the games (except for a handful) are playable on the current tech. If you find yourself unable to lock down a PlayStation 5 or Xb… Read more
COPPERAS COVE — Copperas Cove Independent School District parents sent their children back to school in the new year with one less things to worry about: paying for breakfast and lunch. The Copperas Cove ISD Child Nutrition Department extended its free meal program through the end of the 2020-2021 school year. Read more
At the DPW Natural and Cultural Resources Management Branch, program managers Dr. Amber Dankert and Virginia Sanders leverage much of their work through the University of Illinois in a Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit agreement. Read more
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center implemented an automated system to dispense prescription refills on Wednesday, reducing time without compromising patient safety. Read more
Ninety-three participants enjoyed some camaraderie on the greens Saturday during the annual Turkey Scramble at Courses at Clear Creek. Read more
The Grey Wolves remain undefeated after their 42-30 win against the Bryan Vikings Nov. 5 in Leo Buckley Stadium. Read more
This year, the Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare & Recreation is hosting the Great Gobbler Virtual Marathon, and it’s going on right now through Nov. 30. Read more
