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NELLIS LIVING . . . HAPPENINGS . . . THINGS TO DO . . .
NELLIS HAPPENINGS
Every Monday: Ready, Set, Grow at the Youth
Center 10 a.m.
Every Thursday: Walk-in GI Bill briefing
2 p.m.
Deployed Spouses Supporting Deployed
Spouses: Stay strong during deployments
and meet with other deployed spouses. Share
ideas, learn coping skills, socialize and more. at the Airman and Family readiness center.
Meetings are held at the Airman and Family
Readiness Center from 11 a.m. to noon the
first and third Monday of each month. For
more information call 702-652-3327.
Workout Group: Workout with the AM-
Extreme Group at the Warrior Fitness Center.
Classes include: Insanity and Ab Ripper —
Mondays and Fridays in the Cardio Room
from 5:15 to 6:20 a.m. P90X — Tuesdays and
Thursdays in the Cardio Room from 5:15 to
6:20 a.m. YogaX — Wednesdays at Racquet-
ball Court three from 4:40 to 6:20 a.m. For
more information, contact Staff Sgt. Armelyn
Braceros at armelyn.braceros.2@us.af.mil.
Resume Writing: The second Thursday of
each month, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Airman
& Family Readiness Center. Topics include
networking, cover letters, announcements,
resumes and marketing resume writing.
Exchange ‘Salad Wednesdays’
are good for body — and wallet
By Army and Air Force Exchange Service
Public Affairs
DALLAS—Soldiers and Airmen
wanting to eat right and save money
can turn to the Army & Air Force
Exchange Service for “Salad Wednes-
day.”
Every Wednesday, diners can take
$2 off any salad priced $4 or more
at participating Exchange direct-
operated restaurants.
“Salad Wednesday” is part of the
Exchange’s BE FIT initiative, designed
to promote healthy lifestyles for Sol-
diers, Airmen, retirees and military
families.
“The ‘Salad Wednesday’ discount
helps military diners put some green
on their plate—and keep some green
in their wallet,” said Air Force Chief
Master Sgt. Sean Applegate, Ex-
change senior enlisted adviser. “The
Exchange works to ensure Soldiers,
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Love and Logic Parenting Series: Fam- Reporting Suspicious Activities on or near
ily Advocacy is hosting the Love and Logic Creech Air Force Base: Please report any
parenting series at the Centennial Hills suspicious behavior/activities observed on or
YMCA, Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. Free childcare near Creech AFB to law enforcement ASAP.
is provided for YMCA members. For more AFOSI can be contacted at 702-404-1613 and
information, call 702-653-3880. Security Forces at 702-404-3333. Members
are also asked to add these telephone num-
Parent Support Group: Share common expe- bers to cell phones so they are available to
riences unique to special needs families and contact either agency quickly when needed.
learn about new information and resources. Additionally, if you are in a group and the
We meet the third Wednesday of every month entire group observes the activity in question
please only have one individual from the
group contact law enforcement. If anyone has
Nellis Company Grade Officer’s Council: observed any suspicious behaviors/activities
The Nellis CGOC provides a source of so- not previously reported, contact AFOSI or
cial and professional development for all Security Forces.
company grade officers at Nellis. Volunteer
and leadership opportunities are available
as well as the chance to network with other
like-minded professionals at Nellis. Monthly
meetings are held on the last Thursday of
every month at Robin’s Roost in The Club
from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. For more information,
call 702-652-9623.
CREECH HAPPENINGS:
Need uniform items but don’t have time
to go to Nellis? Creech is slated to have
the ability to order uniform items and
have them delivered next day. Talk to your
squadron leadership for more information.
Airmen and families have access to
meals that taste good and are good
for them, too.”
In addition to “Salad Wednes-
day” savings, diners who use their
MILITARY STAR card will receive
an additional 10 percent discount at
Exchange restaurants.
Exchange restaurants are open
to anyone—whether military, civil
service, contractor or visitor—per
Army Regulation 215-8 and Air Force
Instruction 34-211 (I).