Army's New Look Brings Enlisted Councils To Fort Carson
The Fort Carson experiment creates Enlisted Men's Councils E1 to E4 to air complaints and suggest changes. The groups meet with commanders including the commanding general to improve morale, welfare and post operations. They emphasize two way communication and non disciplinary duties.
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Knockemstiff Makes Ohio Highway Map Debut
The 50 residents of Knockemstiff Ohio celebrate appearing on the state highway map a milestone residents compare to making the first team. The piece recalls local lore about a preacher and a town name origin while noting curiosity about future effects of the map inclusion.
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Ohio
Shady Glen
Knockimstiff
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