3. Upcoming ACS FRG Training Dates
02 Aug 2012 1800 – 2000 Key Caller Training
07 Aug 2012 0900 – 1300 FRG Leader Training
17 Aug 2012 0900 – 1230 Key Caller Training
21 Aug 2012 1800 – 2000 Informal Funds Training
23 Aug 2012 0900 – 1300 FRG Seminar
27 Aug 2012 0900 – 1230 Key Caller Training
Please register for any of the above ACS trainings by calling:
(502)-624-3773/3526/3278.
Free Childcare is available.
Calling all volunteers! Volun-
teers are need in most units for
Informal Funds Custodians and
Key Callers. No experience?
That’s ok, we have training to
teach you all you need to assist
your unit.
4.
5. Need to Talk?
Call one of our Free and Confidential
Military and Family Life Counselors
who are here to listen.
MFLC’s work with Soldiers, Family
Members and children to help address
relationship, stress management and
other
issues affecting you and your family.
Call today:
270-206-0856
MFLC’s can meet with you at a location
6. Get connected and find out what’s happening now!
3rd Brigade Facebook :
http://www.facebook.com/3rdBrigade1stInfantryDivision?ref=ts
Virtual FRG Website :
www.armyfrg,org - 3rd BDE Combat Team
Upcoming Fort Knox FMWR Events:
http://www.knoxmwr.com/centerUpcomingbrEventscenter/tabid/55/Default.aspx
Ft Knox Info and Knox Info Archives:
http://www.knox.army.mil/knoxnews/knoxinfo/knoxinfo.asp
Military One Source :
http://www.militaryonesource.mil/MOS/f?p=MOS:HOME:0::::
7. Post Notes
Knox Schools’ daily cafeteria menus are online
During the school year, starting Aug. 2, cafeterias in all Fort Knox schools serve
nutritious breakfasts and lunches. Daily menus are available online at
www.am.dodea.edu/knox/fkcsco/Pages/FoodService.htm and posted in each cafeteria.
Give feedback on DoDEA graduation requirements - The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) is
in the process of revising the minimum graduation requirements necessary to earn a high school diploma.
Please visit the following Web link to provide your input: http://graduation.dodea.edu/ .
The Command Information Exchange (CIE) convened July 31. Minutes from the meeting are attached and
documents presented during the CIE can be found on Army Knowledge Online (AKO) at
https://www.us.army.mil/suite/files/34835755.
The next CIE is scheduled for Aug. 28 at the Saber and Quill. The CIE will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will last
approximately one hour. For more information about the CIE, including projected meeting dates for 2012 and
2013, please visit http://www.knox.army.mil/cie/.
Knox Hills is scheduled to sponsor a Swap Meet/Flea Market on Sept. 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Keyes
Park. This event has been created to allow Knox Hills residents an opportunity to sell personal items nor-
mally sold at post-wide garage sales in one convenient location. Knox Hills will also be providing a DJ,
snacks, water, and bounce houses as entertainment to patrons in attendance.
ANDERSON POOL TO BE CLOSED - Anderson Pool will be closing Monday July 23 through Oct. 1 to complete
several facility projects. While Anderson is closed our entire operations will be moved to Gammon Pool (with
the exception of Wednesdays to allow for military training). See schedule below for more info about our fa-
cilities during this time. Call 502-624-6217 or visit www.knoxmwr.com for more information
8. FMWR Happenings
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT CARUSO YOUTH SPORTS AND FITNESS
Sign-ups for football, cheerleading and soccer until Aug. 6. For more information, please contact the
Caruso Youth Sports and Fitness Program at 502-624-4747 / 3025.
Challenger Soccer Academy (6-8 week program beginning Aug. 27)- Ages 2-14 years old. Professional
British trainers provide players with advanced instruction and training. Prices and times varies
by age.
FAMILY CAMP @ YMCA Camp Piomingo - Oct. 6-7. $40.00/person. Children under 5 FREE. Families will
spend the night and enjoy your favorite camp activities. Activities include archery, pipeline
slide, and pony rides!
Preseason Basketball Camp – Oct. 29 – Nov. 2. (6 to 8 p.m.) BOYS and GIRLS ages 7 & up Cost is
$70.00/participant
Preseason Volleyball Camp – Oct. 29 to Nov. 2, (6 to 8 p.m.) GIRLS AGES 10-15, $70.00/participant
WINTER CAMP @ YMCA Camp Piomingo – Nov. 30 to Dec. 2 (AGES 7-16) $94/child includes
transportation. Offers overnight fun for the holiday season.
Sign up now for The Rugged Maniac which be held in Paoli, Indiana, on August 25 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. The
event is a six-mile race on a rigorous course full of mud, obstacles, and challenges. Equipment, guides, in-
structions, and snacks will be provided. The cost is $80 per person. Register no later than August 10 at ITR
(502) 624-5030. For more information call (502) 624-1413.
Children can read to a therapy dog at the Barr Memorial Library on August 4 at 1 p.m. for Puppy Tales. Par-
ents must sign a permission slip in order for the child to participate. For more information, call (502) 624-
1232.
Fall and winter bowling leagues are now forming at Houston Bowling Center. We offer senior, mixed, ladies,
men's, and youth leagues throughout the week. For more
information, call (502) 624-4740.
9. What’s Happening in the
Local Community this Week
29 Jul- 153rd Harrison Carnival rides, games, food booths, nightly grand- 341 S. Capitol Ave 812-738-2138
4 Aug County Fair stand entertainment and 4-H livestock shows. Corydon, IN info@thisisindiana.org
2-5 Aug NSRA Street Recognized as the world's largest automotive par- Kentucky Exposition 502-367-5150
Rod Nationals ticipation event, the Street Rod Nationals attract Center Louis- ledwards@ksfb.ky.gov
Plus over 30,000 participants, and between 10,000 and ville, KY
15,000 street rods for display. Along with all the
cars on display, the four-day event includes a
trade show, arts and crafts fair, a vintage auto
parts swap meet, and entertainment
3-Aug Big Time Rush's The Famous foursome from the popular Nickelo- KFC Yum! Center 502-690-9000
"Big Time Sum- deon TV series, Big Time Rush, will be bringing Louisville, KY ledwards@ksfb.ky.gov
mer Tour" their "Big Time Summer Tour" to the KFC Yum!
Center. Joining the group will be Australian-born
pop sensation Cody Simpson, and former X-Factor
star Rachael Crow.
4-Aug The Last Cruise Captain Jonas "Skipper" Stubing invites you to First Federal Gallery 270-234-8258
of the S.S. Min- board the S.S. Millennium Minnow for a pleasant Banquet Room
now dinner cruise. Unfortunately, things quickly be- Elizabethtown, KY
come unpleasant when it is discovered that a
bomb is hidden on board, and the Skipper is mur-
dered. Will detective Keanu DiCaprio solve the
mystery? Will Ginger be persuaded to sing a song?
Will Mary Ann reveal her recipe for coconut cream
pie? Did Thurston and Lovey bring enough clothes
for the trip? And who is the mysterious Mrs.
Brown?
6-Aug Terry Lee & The The wildest piano pumpin' rock n' roll show since 525 Marriott Drive 812-288-8281
Rockaboogie Jerry Lee Lewis! Terry Lee & the Rockaboogie Clarksville, IN amyers@derbydinner.c
Band Band will take you back to the golden era of rock om
n' roll when stars like Elvis, Johnny Cash, and Jerry
Lee Lewis were making history with a new sound
that was sweeping the nation.
