Janecze Wright

Soldiers, family members, civilians, community members and representatives from organizations gathered Friday for Safety Awareness Day at Phantom Warrior Stadium at Fort Hood

Following the first wave of significant updates to Tuition Assistance and Credentialing Assistance programs in December 2024 that increased benefits for active-duty, Reserve and National Guard Soldiers, the Department of

KILLEEN, Texas — Lemonade Day is all about creativity, entrepreneurship and, of course, great-tasting lemonade.

Each year, the beginning of May ushers in a new season and a long-standing and highly anticipated event that promotes business savvy and money management among youth, not to mention

Volunteerism — the practice or principle of freely offering time, skills or services without expectation of reciprocation or gratitude — reflects a shared commitment to service, sacrifice and community.

Fort Hood Emergency Medical Services personnel and Fort Hood Fire Department workers, prepare a patient to be transported to a local hospital during the full-scale exercise May 5 at Phantom

HOUSTON — Colder temperatures conjure thoughts of winter whimsy, smiling snowmen and laps around a frozen rink. Luckily, ice skating enthusiasts do not have to wait until the winter season

Soldiers, military spouses and civilians gathered to speak with over 60 colleges, employers and organizations during the Fort Hood Education Services Division College, Credentialing and Career Fair May 7 at

For many military families, resilience becomes a way of life. Frequent moves, long separations and adapting to constant change often shape youth before adulthood.

Summer months, specifically May through August, represent peak Permanent Change of Station, or PCS season for Soldiers and military families.