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  • This is really airmen helping airmen

    At the time she had the full-time responsibilities of not only being a new mother to her first-born child, but also the challenges of running a household and paying the bills - all the joys of starting out in life as a young family.It was then she learned of the Bundles for Babies program, an Air

  • Tips for springing back into physical activity without risking heat Illness

    As everyone can tell, the weather is starting to heat up, and more people are getting outside to enjoy physical activities. That means it won't be long before the hot and humid summer temperatures of Middle Georgia arrive. With the heat and humidity experienced locally, people become especially

  • BE WELL program helps airmen reach fitness goals

    The path to living an unhealthy, sedentary life is a slippery slope.It starts with missing a workout once or twice a week. Next, your healthy eating habits fall by the wayside. Before you know it, you've lost that fit feeling ... and its look too.Robins' Health and Wellness Center offers a source of

  • Robins educates community on Child Abuse Prevention throughout April

    There's no excuse for child abuse.According to the Centers for Disease Control, self-reported data consistently shows that more than one in 10 children and youth experienced at least one form of child maltreatment in the past year. And, from 2005 to 2014, there were 39 child deaths Air Force wide,

  • Spring Clean

    Now that spring is here, many will gravitate toward a yearly tradition called spring cleanup.  It's the time and opportunity to get rid of all those items lingering around the workplace for a while.Here are some helpful hints when doing your spring cleanup that can be applied at your home as well as

  • Getting to know you: Kenneth Bearden

    This week our Getting to Know You feature highlights Kenneth Bearden, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center equipment specialist.Time in service: 12 yearsHometown: Elko, GeorgiaWhat does your work involve at Robins? "As an equipment specialist, my job is to support the warfighter. Specifically, my

  • Know your enemy ... Mold

    With increasing humidity and temperatures, spring and summer at Robins means prime conditions for mold growth.  Molds can be found almost everywhere. Mold grows rapidly indoors when coming in contact with building materials that have sufficient moisture to support growth. The typical conditions

  • Ball Hockey makes official debut at Robins

    Robins doesn't need ice, skates nor an indoor arena for hockey. There's a ball hockey rink next to the soccer fields and the Fitness Center has all of the equipment for those who are interested in checking it out."The whole point is to resurrect the rink, and the goal is to have units participate in

  • Robins, area schools celebrate Month of the Military Child

    Throughout April, Robins and local schools are hosting a variety of events to honor military members' children including a joint proclamation signing by the Houston County Board of Education and Robins. The event will be Tuesday during the 1 p.m. board meeting. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Mark