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  • TRICARE beneficiaries can skip co-pay during two-year test

    A two-year test authorized by the 2007 National Defense Authorization Act allows TRICARE beneficiaries to substitute over-the-counter versions of certain prescription drugs without a copayment.  For now, the test includes the TRICARE mail order pharmacy only. Plans call for expansion to retail

  • TRICARE coverage follows college-bound students

    College-bound family members of active-duty or retired servicemembers can take comfort that their TRICARE coverage will make the journey with them. Insurance industry studies show as much as 10 percent of uninsured Americans are college students. As long as the sponsor remains eligible for TRICARE

  • Behavioral healthcare services available through Mental Health Clinic

    The 341st Medical Group provides active-duty servicemembers, retirees and their family members information on accessing behavioral health care and available resources in the community. The clinic offers a wide-range of services to assist individuals with depression, anxiety, stress-related illness,

  • Independence Day events, new fireworks policy

    Independence Day Events Celebrating American Heritage Parade Wednesday at 11 a.m. Parade begins at the intersection of First Avenue South and Park Drive traveling east. The parade will then turn left onto Eighth Street and make another left onto Central Avenue in its return to the Civic Center. An

  • Youth supervision guidelines reminder for parents

    The weather has warmed up and children are ready to go outside, play and explore. With the fun goes increased risk they can become injured or severely hurt if they are not under the supervision of parents or a guardian. It can be easy to take our children's safety for granted, especially living on

  • Think before you drink

    Each year lives are lost, families shattered and careers are ended because of the miscalculations made by people who roll the dice and choose to get behind the wheel of a vehicle. These people convince themselves they can drive, even when they have alcohol in their system. According to

  • Fire department stresses firework rules, regulations

    Independence Day celebrations are built on traditions involving family, friends, parties and fireworks. The United States Fire Administration, part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, encourages Americans to include fire safety along with their Fourth of July activities. "Too often, we get

  • Warriors celebrate spouse, family contributions to GWOT, Air Force mission

    The 819th RED HORSE Squadron hosted the base's quarterly Deployed Spouses Picnic Saturday at Sun Plaza Park. The picnic was an opportunity for those individuals whose spouse is deployed to meet and greet fellow spouses, enjoy lunch and be included in a raffle for a one-hour massage at a local health

  • Career assistance advisor provides advice to First Term Airmen

    If you are a First Term Airman and would like to experience another career in the Air Force, there is a way. FTA CAREERS early retraining is allowed at the half-way point (4-year enlistee can apply on the day he or she completes 24 months of service; 6-year enlistees can apply on the day they

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