“If 2020 was a fish, I’d throw it back.”

Jerry Bevel joined the Navy in 1972 because his family couldn’t afford to send him to college and he wanted to get the military’s educational benefits which he eventually used after his service.

Let’s go up to the attic in the proverbial house of Redstone history. We use a candle to light our way. It’s dusty and quiet. We find an old scrapbook, blow the dust off and look inside.

Fox Army Health Center has events scheduled for beneficiaries to get their flu shots. These include the Boo the Flu Rodeo, a drive-through event for ages 14 and up, on Oct. 31 from 9 a.m. to noon. Flu shots will also be available Nov. 12 at the Commissary from 9 a.m. to noon; Nov. 16 and Nov…

Hundreds gathered Saturday morning to unveil a new monument at the Huntsville-Madison County Veterans Memorial. The new Gold Star Families Monument is meant to ensure the families who lost loved ones who died serving the country are not forgotten.

Birmingham native William Glaster had to grow up fast.

Redstone Test Center Commander Col. Steven Braddom visited the fire stations last week to thank the firefighters for their support to the center.

Kristin Hays is ready for metamorphosis following her 2020 win against breast cancer.

The people over at Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation have been busy.

After decades of service supporting Soldiers from different levels within the materiel enterprise, Logistics Data Analysis Center’s acting director shares her story and advice for the next generation of Army experts.