Summer guide 2014 final web by Fort Riley MWR

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Family & MWR Headquarters 253 Cameron Avenue Fort Riley, KS 66442 785-239-3467 director of family and mwr Bill Bryant Produced by the Family and MWR Marketing Department: Marketing Manager Heather Wilburn Graphic Designers Chris Dumler Tanya Gonzalez Marketing Assistant Megan Rutledge

The Family and MWR Guide is an authorized, official quarterly magazine for Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation activities within Fort Riley. Contents are not necessarily the official views of or endorsed by the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense, or the Fort Riley Command. Printed circulation is 11,000. The appearance of advertising in this publication does not constitute endorsement by the Department of the Army or the Fort Riley Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Fund. Everything advertised shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation, or any other non-merit factor on the purchaser, user or patron. If a violation or rejection of this equal opportunity is confirmed, Family and MWR shall refuse to accept advertising from that source until the violation is corrected. The information in this issue is current at time of publication. Activities and events are subject to change. For confirmation, please call the host facility or program.

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Advertisers Page CenturyLink 2 USA Discounters 11 IHG 15 Commissary 17 TYR Endurance Sport 19 Meritrust 20 USAA 21 Kansas State University 22 AA Self Storage 25 Corvias 27 Little Apple Toyota/Honda 28 Exchange 30 Fort Riley OCSC 30 Marinello 34 Rolling Hills Zoo 36 Sprint 40 Summer 2014 • The Guide • 3

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05 CG’s Payday Scramble • 8am + 1:15pm • Custer Hill Golf Course • $30 registration fee • 4-person scramble • $10 mulligans 07 Ice Cream Social • 1-3pm • Fort Riley Post Library • Free family fun • Ice cream sundae bar • Bring a swimsuit! 07 Yard Game League Begins • 2-4pm • Outdoor Recreation Center • $20 registration fee • League runs through July 19 07 Victory Celebration • 7-10:15pm • Rally Point Field • Celebrate the Big Red One’s birthday with music and fireworks 07 Comedy Night • 8pm • Rally Point • Tickets cost $10 in advance, $12 at the door • Guests 18+ only 08 Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families • 2pm, 4:30pm + 7pm • Long Fitness Center • Free tickets at Leisure Travel 09 PlayStation Salutes Greatness Concert • 8pm • Long Gym Field • Free admission • Surprise performance by a major artist 11 PS4 Gaming Tournament • Times TBD • Warrior Zone • Free entry • Chance to win PlayStation-themed prizes • Details coming soon! 13 Youth Dance and Outdoor BBQ • 8-10:30pm • Youth Center • Open to MST members and their guests • $1 for members, $2 for guests 15 Father’s Day BBQ • 11am-2pm • Riley’s Conference Center • Treat Dad to a BBQ fit for a king! • Reservations recommended 15 Family Bingo • 2pm, doors at 1pm • Rally Point • $10 for adults, $5 for kids • Adults win cash, kids win great prizes 20 Midnight Madness Softball Tournament • 6pm • Sacco Complex

Cosmic Bingo

Are you ready for a glow-in-the-dark good time? Don’t miss your chance when Rally Point hosts Cosmic Bingo: It’s out of this world! Cosmic Bingo is set for Friday, June 27. Doors open at 6 p.m. and bingo starts at 7 p.m. Buy-ins cost $25 and include a bingo package and glow-in-the-dark trinkets. This isn’t your grandmother’s way to play bingo! Cosmic Bingo is an energy-driven night with bingo in the dark, dancing, and more fun games for great prizes. Guests must be 16 or older to play. Rally Point is located at 2600 Trooper Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/rallypoint or call (785) 784-5434. 4 • The Guide • Summer 2014

07 Victory Celebration

Celebrate the birthday of the 1st Infantry Division and kick off of Victory Week with Victory Celebration, Fort Riley’s biggest summer party! Join Family and MWR at Rally Point Field Saturday, June 7 as we wish the Big Red One a happy birthday with a memorable evening of fun, food, music and fireworks. The fun runs from 7-10:15 p.m. and includes inflatables and games for the kids, treats from Riley’s Food Truck and performances by M31 and Chris Aytes and the Good Ambition. We’re capping it all off with a fireworks spectacular you don’t want to miss! M31 specializes in rock and roadhouse blues. Chris Aytes and the Good Ambition plays rock influenced by punk and new wave. Victory Celebration is generously sponsored by Corvias Military Living and Tricare Dental Program. Admission to Victory Celebration is free and open to the public. Pets are prohibited. For more information, call (785) 239-6398 or visit rileymwr.com.

• Free for active-duty teams • $50 per team • Open to DoD ID holders 18+ 21 Summer Blast Paintball Shootout • 9am • Outdoor Recreation • $25 per person • Open to players 13+ • All equipment provided 21 Fort Riley Auto Skills Center Car Club Car Show • 9am • McCormick Park • Advance registration: $15 • On-site registration: $20 21 Dad’s Tea Party • 10am-noon • CYSS Parent Central • Enjoy a spot of tea! • Free • Dress up encouraged • Theme: Sofia the 1st 21 Movie Night: Turbo • 6:30pm • Fort Riley Post Library • Enjoy family fun and a free movie ... popcorn included! 26-27 1st Infantry Division Pro-Am • Custer Hill Golf Course • Amateur registration: $50 • Pros play alongside amateur Soldiers 27 Cosmic Bingo • 7pm, doors at 6pm • Rally Point • $25 admission • Glow bingo fun, dancing and more! 28 Member-Guest Golf Tournament • 8am • Custer Hill Golf Course • $70 per team, must include one member and one guest • $10 skins 28 Family Canoe Trip • 9am-2pm • Location TBD by water levels • $15 per person • Pre-registration required • Must be 5 or older

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Yard Game League Begins at Outdoor Rec

Let the games begin! Grab your spouse, friend or coworker, and join Outdoor Recreation for the inaugural season of the Yard Game League. Games include Baggo, Ladder Golf, KanJam and Noc-it. Games will be played from 2-4 p.m. each Saturday June 7-July 19. No games will be played on 4th of July weekend. After the fourth week, the playoffs begin, followed by the championship. Registration costs $20 per two-person team, and pre-registration is required. Players must be 13 years of age or older. Sign up at the Outdoor Recreation Center, located at 1806 Buffalo Soldier Drive. Coolers and grills are welcome. Glass containers and pets are prohibited. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/odr or call (785) 239-2263. Fort Riley Family and MWR • rileymwr.com

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It’s time to get into the swing of things! Grab your golf bag and head to Custer Hill Golf Course Thursday, June 5 for the CG’s Payday Scramble. There are two sessions to choose from: an early tee time at 8 a.m. and a late tee time at 1:15 p.m. Registration is under way now and costs $30 per player, which includes greens fees, cart rental, range balls and a meal at the conclusion of play. Mulligans are available at four for $10 and come with two drink tickets and two prize drawing tickets. Spaces for this four- person scramble will fill up fast; the field is limited to 25 teams per flight, so register today to guarantee your team’s participation. The CG’s Payday Scramble is generously sponsored by Eagle Communications. Custer Hill Golf Course is located at 5202 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/golf or call (785) 784-6000.

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Don’t miss your chance to be in on the joke ... Comedy Night is back at Rally Point Saturday, June 7! Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $10 in advance and $12 at the door and are available at Rally Point. Cash only, please. Guests must be age 18 or older. Comedy Night takes place on the first Saturday of each month. Rally Point is located at 2600 Trooper Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/rallypoint or call (785) 784-5434.

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Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families

Sesame Street and the USO are bringing the furry, fuzzy and friendly muppets to military families at Fort Riley! The Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families will present three shows Sunday, June 8 at Long Fitness Center. Shows will start at 2 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime. The Sesame Street/USO Experience for Military Families features Katie, a military kid on Sesame Street who is moving to a new place. The mini-show also features fun giveaways. The show is free for military families and their children; however, tickets are required. Pick up tickets at Leisure Travel Services, located at 6918 Trooper Drive. There is a limit of six tickets per customer. Long Fitness Center is located at 8069 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com or call (785) 239-2132.

Father’s Day BBQ

This Father’s Day, treat Dad to a feast fit for a king, and make reservations for the Father’s Day BBQ at Riley’s Conference Center. Seatings for the 2014 Father’s Day BBQ are available from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday, June 15. The buffetstyle lunch costs $14.95 for adults and $7.95 for youth ages 5-11. Kids under 5 eat free. The Father’s Day BBQ is open to the public. Reservations are recommended – make your reservations by calling (785) 784-1000. Riley’s Conference Center is located at 446 Seitz Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/rileys.

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Fort Riley Automotive Skills 21 Center Car Club Car Show Have you been working on your ride? Want to make people notice? Don’t miss this chance to shine it up and show it off when you enter the annual Fort Riley Automotive Skills Center Car Club Car show! The show is set for 9 a.m. Saturday, June 21 at McCormick Park. Registration is open now and costs $15 in advance, or $20 the day of the event. Advance registration can be completed at the Automotive Skills Center. On-site registration runs from 9 a.m. to noon the day of the show. Awards will be presented at 3 p.m. Spectator admission is free and giveaway drawings will be held every 15 minutes. The Automotive Skills Center is located at 7753 Apennines Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com or call (785) 239-9764.

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03 (T) CG’s Payday Scramble • 8am + 1:15pm • Custer Hill Golf Course

The fun is heating up with Family Bingo at Rally Point! Don’t miss the only bingo that lets your kids join in the fun, so you can play as a family. Games begin at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 20. Admission costs $10 for adults and $5 for kids. Adults win cash, and the kids win great prizes like gaming systems, cool toys and more. Family Bingo takes place on the third Sunday of each month. Additional summer dates include June 15 and August 17. Rally Point is located at 2600 Trooper Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/rallypoint or call (785) 784-5434.

05 Watermelon Social • 1-3pm • Fort Riley Post Library •Ice-cold watermelon • Sprinkler + slippey slide! • Free family fun 11 Youth Dance and Outdoor BBQ • 8-10:30pm • Youth Center • Open to MST members and their guests • $1 for members, $2 for guests 12 Firecracker One-Pitch Softball Tournament • 8am • Sacco Softball Complex • Free for active-duty teams • $50 per team • Open to DoD ID holders 18+ 12 Outdoor Climb Time • Outdoor Recreation Center • $4 per person • Must be 10+ • Pre-registration required • Call to schedule 12 Yoga at the Library • 1pm • Fort Riley Post Library • Free beginner-level yoga class • Open to all library patrons 12 VFC Fight Night • 7pm, doors at 6pm • King Field House • Gregg Van de Creek vs. Joe Wilk • Tickets on sale at Leisure Travel Services 12 Comedy Night • 8pm • Rally Point • Tickets cost $10 in advance, $12 at the door • Guests 18+ only 16 PGA Sports Academy • 9am-1pm • Custer Hill Golf Course

July 3, and $15 after July 3. Registrations submitted after July 3 will not include a T-shirt. There is no sameday registration for this event. Registrations may be submitted to the Sports Office at King Field House, mailed in, or completed online at https://register.chronotrack. com/reg/form?eventID=7305. Additional registration forms can be downloaded at rileymwr.com. Packet pickup will take place from 8am-4pm Friday, July 18 at King Field House. Same-day pickup will run from 6-6:45 a.m. the day of the race. King Field House is located at 202 Custer Avenue. For more information, call the Fort Riley Sports Office at (785) 239-3945 or visit rileymwr. com.

• $75 • Daily through July 18 • Golf fundamentals for kids ages 8-18 16 Midnight Basketball • 8-10:30pm • Youth Center • Open to MST members and their guests • $1 for players, $2 for spectators • Early registration (through July 3): $12 • Late registration: $15 (no T-shirt) 19 Bowling with the Greek Gods • 7-11pm • Custer Hill Bowling Center • Toga up and enjoy bowling in an Olympian atmosphere! 20 Family Bingo • 2pm, doors at 1pm • Rally Point • $10 for adults, $5 for kids • Adults win cash, kids win great prizes 20 Wrestlemania Patio Party • 2-6pm • Warrior Zone • Awesome BBQ • Wrestling fun • Sumo suits! 26 Custer Hill Golf Course Summer Open • 8am • Custer Hill Golf Course •$35 per person, includes greens fees, range balls and cart rental 26 Outdoor Adventure Day • 10am-3pm • Outdoor Recreation Center •Free • Check out the paintball course, climbing wall and inflatables! 26 Movie Night: Lady and the Tramp • 6:30pm • Fort Riley Post Library • Enjoy family fun and a free movie ... popcorn included! 28 Get Golf Ready! • 5:30-7pm • Custer Hill Golf Course • $99 per person • Nightly through Aug. 1 • Learn to golf or polish your skills 30 Community Life Softball League Begins • Sacco Softball Complex • $150 per team • Open to DoD ID holders 18 + • Through September 24 ONGOING: 101 Days of Bowling •Custer Hill Bowling Center • Ends Sept. 6 • Kids 16-under bowl the first game for $1 - the second is free!

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Choose your challenge! The 29th Annual 10-5-2 Prairie Run offers runners the choice between three different courses: 10 miles, 5 miles and 2 miles. This year’s edition will kick off at 7 a.m. Saturday, July 19 at King Field House. The run is open to all, including the surrounding community. The 10-mile race will serve as the only qualifier for Fort Riley’s Army Ten-Miler team, which will represent the installation in Washington, D.C. The 2-mile race is not a fun run. Dogs, strollers, baby joggers, roller skates, motorized vehicles, bicycles and headsets are not allowed on the course. Registration is under way now and costs $12 in advance through

• $30 registration fee • 4-person scramble • $10 mulligans

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Outdoor Climb Time

Are you looking for a fun family activity? Outdoor Recreation has an exciting escape from your regular routine ... It’s time for Outdoor Climb Time Saturday, July 12. Trained staff will belay while you, your family and your friends tackle the climbing wall. Outdoor Climb Time costs $4 per person. Advance registration is required – call today to schedule your appointment. All climbers must be age 10 or older. Appointment availability is subject to demand and weather conditions. The Outdoor Recreation Center is located at 1806 Buffalo Soldier Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/odr or call (785) 2392263. Fort Riley Family and MWR • rileymwr.com

VFC Fight Night

Victory Fighting Championship is bringing a night of to Fort Riley! Gregg Van de Creek will take on Joe Wilk during VFC Fight Night Saturday, July 12 at King Field House. Tickets are on sale now and are available at Leisure Travel Services, located at 6918 Trooper Drive. Advance tickets cost $10 for the first 200 DoD ID card holders, then $20 thereafter. Advance general admission tickets cost $25. Tickets cost $30 the day of the fight for all spectators. VIP table seats are available for $50. Tickets are also available online at cagetix.com, via phone at (402) 884-6808, or at Briggs Nissan and Godfrey’s Ranges. King Field House is located at 202 Custer Avenue. For more information, visit rileymwr.com or victoryfighter. com.

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Beat the heat this summer and head over to the Fort Riley Post Library for a Watermelon Social Saturday, July 5. The fun runs from 1-3 p.m. and is free for all library patrons. Cool off with ice-cold watermelon, water fun and a day in the sun! Be sure to bring a swimsuit to enjoy the sprinkler and slippy slide ... and don’t forget the sunblock. The Watermelon Social and other library programming is generously sponsored by Little Apple Toyota Honda, Barton Community College, Briggs Auto, University of Phoenix, Marinello Schools of Beauty, and Southwestern College. The Fort Riley Post Library is located at 5306 Hood Drive, on Custer Hill. For more information, call (785) 239-5305 or visit rileymwr.com/ library.

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Summer Open Golf Tournament

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Tee up for a great round of golf, and enjoy a beautiful day on the links at the Custer Hill Golf Course Summer Open. The competition begins at 8 a.m. Saturday, July 26. Registration is open now; on-site registration begins at 7 a.m. the day of the tournament. Registration costs $35 per player and includes greens fees, cart rental, range balls and lunch. This one-person scramble is limited to 100 players and is open to the public. Sign up today to ensure your participation. The Custer Hill Golf Course Summer Open is generously sponsored by Armed Forces Bank. Custer Hill Golf Course is located at 5202 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr. com/golf or call (785) 784-6000. To keep up with the latest golf course news, follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/custerhillgolf.

19 Put on your best toga, dust off that laurel wreath, and head to Custer Hill Bowling Center for a divine bowling experience: It’s time for Bowling with the Greek Gods! Join us Saturday, July 19 for a heavenly evening. From 7-11 p.m., enjoy bowling specials, great food and more, as the bowling center is transformed into Olympus. Admission costs $15 and includes bowling and shoes. Custer Hill Bowling Center is located at 7485 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/bowling or call (785) 239-4366.

Community Life Co-Ed Softball League League begins July 30 It’s time to battle for bragging rights: The summer Community Life Softball League begins play Wednesday, July 30 and runs through September 24. This co-ed league is open to all DoD ID card holders age 18 and older. Teams are limited to 14 players. Games will be played Wednesday nights at Sacco Softball Complex. Registration costs $150 per team and must be turned in to the Sports Office at King Field House by July 24. Coaches meetings will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday, June 26 and at 5 p.m. Thursday, July 10 at King Field House. King Field House is located at 202 Custer Avenue. The Community Life Co-Ed Softball league is generously sponsored by Armed Foces Bank and Little Apple Toyota Honda. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/sports or call (785) 2392813. Keep up with the latest in Fort Riley Sports, Fitness and Aquatics by checking out facebook.com/rileyfitness.

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Get Golf Ready!

Whether you’re just getting started, or want to brush up on the skills you already have, you can Get Golf Ready! at Custer Hill Golf Course. The August session of Get Golf Ready! is set for August 18-22. The course is open to adults and runs from 5:30-7 p.m. nightly, for a total of 7.5 hours of instruction. Registration for Get Golf Ready! is now under way and costs $99 per person. Advance registration is required, as space is limited. Custer Hill Golf Course is located at 5202 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/golf or call (785) 784-6000.

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02 Summer Reading Program Awards Party • Time TBD • Custer Hill Pool • Program participants enjoy swimming, snacks and prizes • By invitation only 02 Comedy Night • 8pm • Rally Point • Tickets cost $10 in advance, $12 at the door • Guests 18+ only 03 Car Show and Cookout • 2-6pm • Warrior Zone •Show off your ride • Open to Soldiers and family members 18+ 06 PGA Sports Academy • 9am-1pm • Custer Hill Golf Course • $75 • Daily through Aug. 8 • Golf fundamentals for kids ages 8-18 07 (T) CG’s Payday Scramble • 8am + 1:15pm • Custer Hill Golf Course • $30 registration fee • 4-person scramble • $10 mulligans 08 Back-to-School Youth Dance • 8-10:30pm • Youth Center • Open to MST members and their guests • $1 for members, $2 for guests 09 Family Canoe Trip • 9am-2pm • Location TBD by water levels • $15 per person • Pre-registration required • Must be 5 or older 09 Yoga at the Library • 1pm • Fort Riley Post Library

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Settle in, relax and enjoy a leisurely morning of paddling. Grab your friends and families, pack a lunch and join the Outdoor Recreation staff for some fun in the sun during the Family Canoe Trip. The trip is set for 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, August 9. The trip’s destination will be determined based on current water levels and accessibility. Registration for the Family Canoe Trip costs $15 per person. Advance registration is required at the Outdoor Recreation Center. Children must be age 5 or older to participate. AFamily Canoe Trip is also scheduled for Saturday, June 28. The Outdoor Recreation Center is located at 1806 Buffalo Soldier Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/odr or call (785) 2392263.

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Youth soccer, volleyball, flag football + cheerleading Registration for CYSS Youth Sports soccer, volleyball, flag football and cheerleading is now open and closes August 22. All athletes must be registered with Child, Youth and School Services and have a current sports physical on file to participate. Soccer, volleyball and flag football are open to boys and girls ages 5-13 and in ninth-12th grades. Cheerleading is open to boys and girls age 7-13 and in ninth-12th grades. Enrollment in each sports costs $40 per child. Practice and season dates vary depending upon the sport. For details, see Page 37 of this publication. For more information, visit rileymwr.com, stop by CYSS Parent Central at 6620 Normandy Drive or call (785) 239-9223.

• Free beginner-level yoga class • Open to all library patrons 15 Midnight Madness Basketball Tournament • 6pm • King Field House

• Free for active-duty teams • $50 per team • Open to DoD ID holders 18+ 15 Midnight Basketball • 8-10:30pm • Youth Center • Open to MST members and their guests • $1 for players, $2 for spectators 16 Iron Man Shoot • 10am-3pm • Skeet and Trap Range • $75 per person • 12 rounds, 300 targets • Registration deadline Aug. 10 16 Back to School Party • 1-3pm • Fort Riley Post Library • Get ready for the new school year with a party featuring lots of family fun 17 Family Bingo • 2pm, doors at 1pm • Rally Point • $10 for adults, $5 for kids • Adults win cash, kids win great prizes 18 Master Resilience Training • 9am-3pm • Army Community Service •Daily through Aug. 21 • Free child care available • Pre-registration required 18 Get Golf Ready! • 5:30-7pm • Custer Hill Golf Course

Resilience Training

•Thursday + Friday: 6pm • Saturday: 2pm • Packages start at just $10!

Are you a tennis ball or an egg? Learn the skills that will help you and your family bounce back from adversity rather than crack under pressure by attending Resilience Training, offered by Army Community Service to all DoD ID card holders. The next resilience training course will be offered August 18-21 at ACS. Free child care is available for patrons with CYSS-registered children. Pre-registration is required for both course enrollment and the free child care. Army Community Service is located at 7264 Normandy Drive. For more information, call (785) 239-9435.

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• $99 per person • Nightly through Aug. 22 • Learn to golf or polish your skills 21 + 23 Kansas Boating Safety Course • 5:30-9:30pm + 8:30am-3:30pm • $5 per person • Classroom at Outdoor Recreation, hands-on at Marina 22 Youth Soccer, Volleyball, Flag Football + Cheerleading Registration Deadline • Children must be registered with CYSS • See Page 36 for details 23 Movie Night: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2• 6:30pm • Library • Enjoy family fun and a free movie ... popcorn included! 23-24 Triple Threat Anniversary Party • Warrior Zone • Two days of gaming tourneys, 3-on-3 basketball, music and fun ONGOING: Bingo at Rally Point • Every Thursday, Friday + Saturday

Midnight Madness Basketball Tournament

Have you been waiting to hoop it up? Here’s your chance: The Midnight Madness Basketball Tournament tips off at 6 p.m. Friday, August 15 at King Field House. Registration is free for active-duty teams and costs $50 per team for all others, and must be turned in to the Sports Office at King Field House by August 12. King Field House is located at 202 Custer Avenue. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/sports or call (785) 239-2813.

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Movie Night:

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2

The Fort Riley Post Library brings your favorite movies to the silver screen with monthly movie nights. In August, enjoy Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, August 23. Admission is free and open to all library patrons. The evening even includes snacks! Movie Night is generously sponsored by Little Apple Toyota Honda, Barton Community College, Briggs Auto, Univeresity of Phoenix, Marinello Schools of Beauty, and Southwestern College. The Fort Riley Post Library is located at 5306 Hood Drive, on Custer Hill. For more information, call (785) 239-5305 or visit rileymwr.com/library. Summer 2014 • The Guide • 13

Little Apple Toyota Honda

Meredith Storm Family and MWR Marketing Little Apple Toyota Honda was purchased in 1996 by Tom and Barbara Holcombe. The Holcombe family cares about their community and it shows in their community outreach and support of several organizations in the area, including Flint Hills Bread Basket, Boys and Girls Club, and Fort Riley Family and MWR. The heart of Little Apple Toyota Honda is exactly that: heart. The dealership not only sponsors Family and MWR, but several of their staff are prior service members and love Fort Riley, the Soldiers and their families. Little Apple has been a Family and MWR sponsor since 2008, and you may have seen them and their vehicles at Family and MWR events ranging from the Summer Carnival and Fall Apple Days to the annual Easter Egg Hunt. The dealership is also a supporter of the Fort Riley Post Library. “Little Apple supports Fort Riley’s service members and families because they are the backbone of our country, protecting freedom and democracy,” Holcombe said. “We want to show our appreciation.” If you are ever in Manhattan, stop by and say thank you to Little Apple Toyota Honda – they would love to hear from you!

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Riley’s Conference Center offers world-class service, right next door Heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Your wedding: It’s your special day and you want to enjoy it. Make the most of your celebration by booking at Riley’s Conference Center, and leave the details to the professionals – all you have to do is show up and make memories. With wedding packages starting at just $12.95 per person and a professional catering staff with years of experience, Riley’s Conference Center is the perfect place to say, “I do.” And there’s no need to go full Bridezilla: No matter which options you choose, the friendly, experienced staff at Riley’s Conference Center can help take the stress out of planning your event. “We can customize our venue layout and catering menu to meet the needs of almost any customer,” said Chris Downs, food and beverage program manager for Fort Riley Family and MWR. “When you host your event with us, you’ll never have to worry about accommodating your guests; we take the guesswork out of setup and preparation.” “Our team wants your celebration to be perfect, and we work hard to make your dreams a reality,” he continued. “Riley’s Conference Center is proud to be one of the area’s most affordable and accommodating venues.” Imagine saying your vows in our charming outdoor gazebo, then moving inside to host your reception in our elegant, modern ballroom. Riley’s can make it happen! Riley’s Conference Center is located at 446 Seitz Drive. To view menus, pricing and more, visit rileymwr.com/ rileys. For more information on planning your event, or to schedule an appointment with a catering professional, call (785) 784-1000.

right place, right time Riley’s Food Truck delivers on deliciousness Riley’s Food Truck Schedule Monday-Friday Custer Avenue, Main Post

Why should you love Riley’s Conference Center? Let us count the ways ...

Menu items include: Hamburgers Sandwiches Tacos Salads Weekly Specials ... and more!

Superior service

Heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing If you’re looking to grab some grub to go, stop by Riley’s Food Truck for good food at a great price ... and it’s fast! Each Monday-Friday, Riley’s Food Truck parks in front of 208 Custer Avenue on Main Post, ready to serve quality fare to hungry customers. “We wanted to bring quality food to our customers, where they work, and make it easy to get a great lunch,” said Chris Downs, food and beverage program manager for Fort Riley Family and MWR. “Riley’s Food Truck really fills a void, and provides our customers with a dining option that is close and convenient.”

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While the food truck will set up shop on Custer Avenue most weekdays, it will travel to Custer Hill – and beyond – on special occasions. Stay on top of the latest locations, specials and more by following Riley’s Food Truck on Twitter at twitter.com/ rileysfoodtruck. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/rileys or call (785) 784-1000.

Unbeatable value

Friendly, experienced staff Convenient location Off-site catering available

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Afternoon specials Monday-Friday 11am-1pm $1 game, $1 shoes Monday-Tuesday 1-3pm $1.50 games, $1 shoes Wednesday-Friday 1-6pm $1.50 games, $1 shoes Saturday 11am-6pm $1.50 games, $1 shoes Sunday Family Fun • Noon-6pm $30 per lane, includes 2 hours of bowling, 1 large 2-topping pizza, 2 pitchers of soda and shoes for up to six evening specials Thursday Dollar Night $1 game, $1 shoes Friday Quarter Mania: 6-9pm $5 cover, includes shoes, 25¢ games Extreme: 9pm-midnight $9, includes shoes + up to 3 hours of bowling Saturday Extreme: 6pm-midnight $9, includes shoes + up to 3 hours of bowling

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Tournament pairs pros, Soldiers on the links

101 days of fun

Summer means one thing: 101 Days of Bowling heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing This summer, kids can enjoy 101 Days of Bowling at Custer Hill Bowling Center, while they beat the heat and stay active. Every day through September 6, youth ages 16 and under bowl their first game for $1 (shoes included), and the second game is free! This deal can be used multiple times in one visit, making it easy to spend a fun, affordable afternoon on the lanes. Get your card stamped and enter to win great prizes – the grand prize is a set of family season tickets to Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun in Kansas City, a $500 value. Bowlers will receive one punch per day participated. Prizes will be awarded at the end-of-summer party September 6. “This is a great chance to get the kids out of the house and active this summer,” said Ashaleen Kennedy, manager

Heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Golf pros are used to seeing green ... but not in the way they will during the 1st Infantry Division Pro-Am Tournament, set for June 26-27 at Custer Hill Golf Course. “The pro-am will give golf professionals a chance to experience a day in the life of a Soldier on day one, and then hit the course on day two to play a round with our troops,” explained David Crawley, PGA golf professional and manager at Custer Hill Golf Course. “It’s a great opportunity for the pros to learn about what it’s like to serve our nation, and a great chance for our Soldiers to learn from and play with the pros.” The experience will begin June 26, as the pros arrive at Fort Riley, tour the installation and experience first-hand

what it’s like to train and live as a Soldier, Crawley said. That evening, at 6 p.m., the golf course will host a pairing party and clinic, where Soldiers and golf professionals will be sorted into two-person teams and the Soldiers can benefit from a little professional advice. The next day, the tournament tees off at 10 a.m. “We’re very excited that we’re able to offer this unique experience to both our Soldiers and the golf pros in the region,” Crawley added. Registration costs $50 for amateurs and can be completed at Custer Hill Golf Course. Professional registration will be conducted through the Midwest Section PGA. Custer Hill Golf Course is located at 5202 Normandy Drive. For more information, call (785) 784-6000 or visit rileymwr.com/golf.

golf events

CG’s Payday SCramble June 5 • July 3 (T) • August 7 (T) Shotgun starts at 8am + 1:15pm

Member-guest golf tournament June 28 • 8am

custer hill golf course summer open July 26 • 8am

PGA Sports Academy June 18-20 • July 16-18 August 6-8

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PIZZA + SALAD BUFFET Monday-Friday 11am-1pm • $6.99

Children ages 8-18 can learn the fundamentals of golf. The class costs $75. Class meets 9am-1pm.

Get Golf Ready

June 23-27 • July 28-August 1 August 18-22

Learn the basics of the game, or brush up on your skills. The class costs $99. Class meets 5:30-7pm.

at Custer Hill Bowling Center. “Our 101 Days of Bowling is a fun, affordable way for families to spend some quality time together – and you can win great prizes, too. It’s a great deal, all around.” And even though bowling is definitely an indoor sport – Can you say air conditioning? – kids can stay fit and active while bowling. One hour of bowling can burn up to 240 calories and helps improve cardiovascular health. Bowling can also help youth (and adults!) develop handeye coordination, and strength and muscle tone. It’s a great addition to any fitness routine ... and it’s fun! 101 Days of Bowling is sponsored by USAA and Armed Forces Bank. Custer Hill Bowling Center is located at 7485 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/bowling or call (785) 239-4366.

101 days of bowling

Through September 6 Every day, youth ages 16 and younger bowl their first game for $1 (shoes included), and the second game is free!

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BINGO Thursday + Friday: 7pm Saturday: 2pm family bingo June 15 • July 20 August 17 2pm - Doors at 1pm cosmic bingo June 27 • $25 7pm • Doors at 6pm comedy shows June 7 • July 12 August 2 $10 in advance $12 at the door 18 + only 8pm • Doors at 7pm

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B-I-N-G-O

Win big when you play bingo at Rally Point Heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Feeling lucky? Head over to Rally Point and try your chance at winning cash during bingo. There are three chances to win every week ... but you can’t win if you don’t play! Regular session bingo is offered at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 2 p.m. Saturday. Buy-ins start at just $10 for jackpots of $1,000 and up. Don’t miss out on great bingo specials. On your first visit, ask for your VIP Guest Card. With every visit, you’ll accumulate points for discount bingo packages. Bring a friend who has never played bingo at Rally Point and receive a free paper three-pack. And don’t forget Birthday Bingo: Come play on your birthday, and our gift to you is a free paper three-pack and a birthday dauber. Rally Point is located at 2600 Trooper Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/rallypoint or call (785) 784-5434.

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at the warrior zone xbox 360 + xboxone ps3 + ps4 alienware systems cac-enabled systems cac-enabled netbooks pool tables poker tables movie theater OUTDOOR PATIO cafe FEATURES PIZZA, SALADS, wraps, SAndwiches, coffee, beer and more! ongoing events league of legends Every Wednesday • 7pm pool tournaments 1st + 3rd Thursdays of each month • 7pm WARRIOR ZONE BBQ Every Friday 11am until it’s gone! Plates start at $5 BREAK IT DOWN Every Friday starting June 20 • 8-9pm Hip-hop dance instruction • $5/class TEXAS HOLD’EM Every Saturday • 4pm CHRONOS ANIME DEN Every Saturday • 7pm In the theater sunday funday A WEEK 1pm • Madden 25 5pm • Spades B WEEK 1pm • NBA 2K14 5pm • Dominoes

hot spot

The fun is heating up at the Warrior Zone Heather Wilburn tling, Jell-O wrestling and mud wrestling. Family and MWR Marketing Here’s your chance to be the next Rick Changes are coming to the Warrior Flair, Hulk Hogan or Macho Man – just, Zone, and there’s no better time to check you know, covered in Jell-O. out everything this state-of-the-art facility car show + cookout has to offer. From cupcakes to car shows, What’s better than showing off your the Warrior Zone offers something for ev- sweet ride? How about showing off your eryone this summer. sweet ride and having a great meal, too? “We want to provide a place where Soldiers and family members 18 and our Soldiers can relax, have older can do just that from 2-6 p.m. Sunfun, and enjoy themselves, no day, August 3, during the Warmatter what their interests rior Zone Car Show might be,” said Caite Kendand Cookout. rick, manager at the WarJ Shine up your car, u Warrio ne 11 rior Zone. “A lot of people truck or bike, bring r Zone • think the Warrior Zone it out and try some 3-5pm June 1 is just computers and of that delicious Theate 8 • Barlo video games – and we Warrior Zone barber • no w definitely have those, o n cue while you’re here. 1 p m but there is so much W July 9 • Ju triple threat arrior more.” Zone •ly 23 The Warrior Zone It’s hard to argue Aug 3-5pm is turning u three ... And s t 13 • A with that statement, W a they’re celebrating with u r r ior Zon gust 27 especially when e the Triple Threat Anniver• 3-5p there are so many faceb o m sary Party August 23-24. o k . c great events on om/ri (785) l e Two days of fun are bet239-BOSS ybossw the schedule. z ter than one, and they’ll (2677 ) victory be filled with awesome gaming tournaments, week bbq 3-on-3 basketball, DJ The Warrior entertainment and Zone will celebrate food. Keep an the birthdays of the 6 great 1 3 1 e eye out for more inU.S. Army and 1st InJunto St. Louis to • p i r T s r formation. s fantry Division Tuesday, St. Loui g 20 Soldie tour of Bud- . Stay up-to-date June 10 with the Victory BOSS is takinrchway, take as. Cost is $230 A g with the freshest see the nd visit Six Fla Week BBQ. From 11 a.m.er, a pede ly 2 BOSS and War2 p.m., guests can enjoy weis m a t S y Zone news the Warrior Zone’s famous Countrs • June 2w2it-hJusetup rior and events by r lp barbecue. And because no nteleeSoldiers willrh’seCountry Staeme visiting u l o V facer birthday is complete without 25 sing down at Kicke will be given f the r s a book.com/rid r cupcakes, the Warrior Zone and te event. Soldie day event an ndum pede ion to the 4- g. A memora g you leybosswz. will have those available, too. admiss free campin der, releasin ays, The Warf n d option oy your Comma for those 10 p wrestlemania rior Zone u b m n d a signe BOSS progr order to sig patio party in e is open to h d t e to eed t. will be n for the even It’s all wrestling, all the time guests 18 when the Warrior Zone goes and older, and is lofull Wrestlemania Sunday, July cated at 7867 Normandy Drive. For 20. From 2-6 p.m., don’t miss arm wres- more information, visit rileymwr.com/ tling, thumb wrestling, sumo suit wres- warriorzone or call (785) 240-6618.

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Get up and get out this summer. Outdoor Rec shows you how!

Skeet and Trap Range lets you set your sights on fun Summer Hours

Megan Rutledge Family and MWR Marketing If you’ve got cabin fever after the long, cold winter, never fear: Fort Riley Family and MWR’s Outdoor Recreation can show you where to go and Yard Game League what to do, and even get you June 7-July 9 • 2-4pm the gear you need to make your $20/team • Ages 13+ next excursion a success. Let the games begin! Grab a The Outdoor Recreation partner and join the inaugural Yard Center rents tents, trailers and Game League. Play Baggo, Kan everything in between. From Jam, ladder golf and Noc-It. Pre-registration required. propane stoves and camping chairs to canoes, kayaks and summer blast life vests, Fort Riley’s recreation paintball shootout experts have you covered. They June 21 • 9am-2pm can even give you advice on the $25/person • Ages 13+ best places to go for outdoor Celebrate the beginning of summer fun. Make this summer one to with a little paintball action! Sign remember by taking your famup as teams or individually – ODR will create teams for you. All needed ily on that great outdoor advenequipment provided, or use your ture you’ve been talking about. own. Pre-registration required. “Visit us to see how we can family canoe trips assist you,” said Travis Engle, a recreation specialist with outJune 28 • 9am-2pm August 9 • 9am-2pm door rec. “There are so many for us to help make your $15/person • Ages 5+ ways outdoor experience a great one, Settle in, relax, and enjoy a and we’re here to help.” leisurely trip. Grab your friends and families, pack a lunch and join ODR But it doesn’t end there, befor some fun in the sun. The location cause the Outdoor Recreation will be determined by water levels. Center offers much more. Pre-registration required. Looking to spice up your next outdoor climb time kids’ birthday party? Rent an July 12 • By appointment inflatable bounce house from $4/person • Ages 10+ Outdoor Recreation. Your kids Looking for a fun family activity? – and your neighbor’s kids – Try this exciting escape from your will thank you, and you won’t routine! Trained staff belay as you have to spend a fortune. climb the wall. Pre-registration “If you have a special event required. Weather dependent. or celebration coming up, we outdoor can help you make your next adveNture day event one to remember,” Engle said. “We have dunk tanks, poJuly 26 • 10am-3pm Join ODR for a one-of-a-kind tato sacks, tug-of-war ropes, experience. Check out the paintball and sports equipment to rent course, climbing wall and bounce houses ... It’s all free, even the food! as well.” The Outdoor Recreation Center is located at 1806 Buffalo Soldier Road. For more information on rental items, upcoming programs and more, visit rileymwr.com/odr or call (785) 239-2363.

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right on target Friday: 11am-6pm Saturday: 10am-5pm Sunday: 10am-5pm

Skeet + Trap Introductory Clinic June-August • $11.25 Learn the basics of sport shooting! Includes rental firearm and ammunition. By appointment only.

Ironman Shoot August 16 • $75

Competition consists of 12 rounds + 300 targets. Ammunition not included. Register by August 10.

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Heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing The Fort Riley Skeet and Trap Range is hidden away in a quiet corner of post ... but just because it’s out of sight doesn’t mean it should be out of mind. “The Skeet and Trap Range is a great place to spend an afternoon,” said Travis Engle, a recreation specialist with Fort Riley Family and MWR’s Outdoor Recreation program. “You can develop your shooting skills, spend time with friends or family, and just enjoy the great outdoors.” During the summer, the range is open from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. A round consists of 25 shots, and costs $11.25 per shooter with

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the great outdoors

ammunition included. Round fees also include free firearm rental, along with free use of vests, and eye and ear protection. Personal firearms may be used, but must be registered on Fort Riley. Shooters must be age 12 or older. All guests ages 12-18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The Fort Riley Skeet and Trap Range is located on Range 34 at 99373 Vinton School Road. To learn more, visit rileymwr.com/odr or call (785) 239-2363.

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MIDNIGHT MADNESS SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT June 20 • 6pm Sacco Softball Complex $50 per team Free for active-duty teams Register by June 17

Open to DoD cardholders 18+

be a team player

Take a swing at summer fun with intramurals Megan Rutledge continued. “Playing in any of our ComFamily and MWR Marketing munity Life leagues is a great way to get Summer is finally here! Since the some exercise, have fun, and spend qualdays are getting longer you will need ity time with your family and friends.” some new activities in the evening time. So get out there, get moving, and Why not join one of make the best of the the many intramural summer heat by heatsports that are offered ing up the softball diahere on Fort Riley? mond! July 19 • 7am For instance, the If softball’s not your Community Life Cothing, you still have King Field House Ed Softball League, options – like the 29th Through July 3: $12 is starting up July 30 Annual 10-5-2 Prairie and runs through July 5-17: $15 (no shirt) Run July 19. The run September 24. Regis- No same-day registration offers three distance tration ends July 24, options, and serves as Open to the public and costs just $150 the only qualifier for per team, with 14 the Fort Riley Army players per team. This Ten-Miler team. Regleague is open to all istration is already DoD cardholders 18 under way, and closes Splash and Dash years and older. July 17. Register early “We have a great to save money and enTriathlon turnout for the co-ed sure your T-shirt. league,” said Renee Satterlee, intramuFor information on any Family and ral sports coordinator with Fort Riley MWR sport offered through Fort RiSports, Fitness and Aquatics. ley Sports, Fitness and Aquatics, visit “Couples enjoy the opportunity to rileymwr.com/sports or call (785) 239play together in a fun-filled league,” she 2318.

29th annual 10-5-2 prairie run

coming september 6!

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firecracker one-pitch softball tournament July 12 • 8am $50 per team Sacco Softball Complex Free for active-duty teams Register by July 9 Open to DoD cardholders 18+

community life co-ed softball league July 30-September 24 $150 per team Register by July 24

Stay cool!

Pool passes offer savings on summer fun Megan Rutledge Family and MWR Marketing Summer heat got you down? Well, flip that frown around, throw on your bathing suit and head to the pool this summer! Families can save big bucks by purchasing a pool pass through Fort Riley Aquatics. User fees were implemented May 24 for recreational swimming at all Fort Riley Family and MWR pools. Pool passes offer patrons a way to save on the daily usage fees and represent a great value, said Hedy Noveroske, Fort Riley Family and MWR aquatics program manager. The decision to charge user fees at the pools was a tough one, she noted – but in the end, the nominal fees charged for usage will help keep the pools open. “With government reimbursement getting cut shorter and shorter, the

funding to support these programs is not there as it used to be,” Noveroske explained. “The income to offset the expenses to operate these facilities – generated through the user fees – will help ensure these programs are not eliminated.” Users can pay daily fees, or purchase passes in three- or six-month increments, or buy a whole year. There are options for both individual and family passes. Passes may be purchased at Eyster Pool, located at 6940 Warren Road. Eyster Pool will be closed June 2-August 1 for renovations, but the aquatics office will remain open for pass purchases and swim lesson registrations. During the renovations, all lap swimming, instructional classes, physical therapy and physical training will be conducted at Long Pool. For more information, call (785) 2399441 or visit rileymwr.com.

aquatics user fees daily use Adult: $3 Child (3-5): $1.50 Child (2-under): Free Guest: $4 POOL PASSES

Available to Active-Duty and Retirees only

SINGLE 3-month: $25 6-month: $50 Annual: $100 FAMILY 3-month: 50 6-month: $100 Annual: $150

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sports programs

Open to DoD cardholders 18+

MIDNIGHT MADNESS basketball TOURNAMENT August 15 • 6pm King Field House $50 per team Free for active-duty teams Register by August 12

Open to DoD cardholders 18+

intramural flag football program September 2-November 20 Free • Active-duty only Register by August 12 community life co-ed softball tournament September 27 • 8am $50 per team Free for active-duty teams Register by September 24

Open to DoD cardholders 18+

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Making waves

Hit the water when you rent a boat at the Fort Riley Marina Summer Hours Through September 6 Friday: 11am-7pm Saturday: 7am-8pm Sunday: 7am-8pm Monday: 11am-7pm Watercraft rentals - Pontoon boats - Fishing boats - Jet skis - Ski boats Kansas boating safety course August 21 + 23 • $5

Day 1 is a classroom day at the ODR center from 5-9:30pm. Day 2 is the hand-on water day at the Marina from 8:30am-3:30pm.

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Megan Rutledge Family and MWR Marketing Come out and enjoy a day on the lake this summer. The Fort Riley Marina is located on Milford Lake and has more than 20 watercraft available for rent, including pontoons, fishing boats, jet skis and ski boats. Why not take advantage of this great opportunity to get out and explore the largest man-made lake in Kansas? The Fort Riley Marina also features pavilions for rent for those family reunions or celebrations, or if you just want to barbecue with friends and family at the lake. Your children can be entertained by the playground and you can get easy access to the lake by the Marina boat slip.

filler ad victory celebration Marina services are available to active-duty military, family members, National Guard, Reservists, retirees and DoD civilians. Patrons must complete the Kansas Boating Safety Course and possess a Kansas boating license or have an NASBLA-approved card or certificate in order to rent a motorized boat. The Fort Riley Marina is located at 7112 Kansas Highway 82. For more information, visit rileymwr. com/odr or call (785) 463-LAKE (5253).

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Training teaches Families how to ‘bounce back’ heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Army families face adversity every day, tackling everything from permanentchange-of-station moves to deployments and beyond. These stressors can sometimes pile up – that’s why it’s important for families to learn to “bounce back.” That’s where Resilience Training comes in. The course, offered through Army Community Service, is a component of the Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness Program, and aims to enhance families’ mental and emotional strength. “Resilience Training focuses on the five dimensions of strength: emotional, social, spiritual, family and physical,” said Becky Willis, a resilience training instructor with ACS. “A basic understanding of resilience provides a rationale for the skills the participants will learn.”

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Students will come away from the course with an increased understanding of selfawareness, self-regulation, optimism, mental agility, strength of character and connection, she said. “Each of the skills that are included in the course build resilience by targeting one or more of these competencies,” Willis explained. “The goal is to educate spouses on how to slow down their thinking and pinpoint reasons for exaggerated responses to events, and provide tools to keep them calm and focused.” The next Resilience Training will take place from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. August 18-21 at ACS. Advance registration is highly recommended; free child care is available with advance registration only. Army Community Service is located at 7264 Normandy Drive. For more information, call (785) 239-9435.

Learn to bounce back from adversity, develop optimism and ‘hunt the good stuff,’ and enhance self-awareness August 18-21 9am-3pm • ACS 7264 Normandy Drive Advance registration highly recommended Free child care available with advance registration only Call (785) 239-9435 for information

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Join acs for: sponsorship training June 2 • July 14 • August 4 1-2pm

Comprehensive overview of the Total Army Sponsorship Program.

role models

June celebrates the difference made by Dads

personal development

ready + resilient

resilience training

heather Wilburn tivities range from community events to Family and MWR Marketing leisure activities to free activities that can Studies show the average father be completed in the home. Families who her war, her voice spends less than 30 minutes a week talkcomplete the activities together will be June 17 • July 22 • August 12 ing to his children. But children with entered into a drawing for an iPad! 6-8pm involved, loving The rules of the A support group for spouses. fathers are significhallenge are simcantly more likely ple: When you parEFMP rodeo to do well in school, ticipate in a qualiJuly 19 • 10am-2pm have healthy selffying Strong Dads A rodeo to provide special needs esteem, and avoid Challenge activity, families with a cultural experience and 24/7 Dad workshop expand on resiliency. high risk behaviors simply take a photo including drug use, June 9-10 • 9:30am-4:30pm of you and your spouse employment truancy and crimi- This two-day class is an innovative child doing the acreadiness orientaTion nal activity. and comprehensive fathering tivity, and email it Every Wednesday • 1-1:45pm In an effort to to dads@rileymwr. initiative designed to engage Explanation of services available get dads more infathers and encourage them to com. Don’t forget through ERP and information on the volved with their become more involved with their to reply to the email local job market on and off post. children, Fort Riley stating that you acchildren and Families. Army Community cept the terms and federal job Pre-registration required. Call Service celebrates conditions of the application workshop (785) 239-9435 to register. June as Dads Make contest ... that’s it! Every Thursday • 1-3pm a Difference Month You’ll receive Comprehensive overview of Federal with 30 days of one drawing entry dads tea party Job application process using the USA father-child activifor each event comJobs website. June 21• 10am-noon ties, trainings and and docuJoin us for a spot of tea! This year’s pleted the Strong Dads mented with a submoney management 101 theme is Walt Disney’s princess mitted photo. Every Wednesday • 9-11:30am Challenge. Sofia the 1st and dress up is highly Is dealing with money a constant “With our Dads Of course, famistress? Take this course to build your Make a Difference encouraged. This event promotes lies competing in financial readiness! Month, we are cel- father-daughter interaction through the Strong Dads ebrating the valustory time, crafts and music. The Challenge stand to AFTB Level I able contributions win more than just tea party takes place at CYSS July 8-9 • August 26-27 of military fathers an iPad – strengthParent Central, 6620 9am-3pm in the lives of their ening family bonds Normandy Drive. children and the is the real victory. AFTB Level II impact they have “Having a father June 3-5 • July 22-24 Take the Strong Dads on their families that is present in 9am-3pm and communities,” Challenge and be entered and an active part said Kariga Pratt, a of a child’s life reAFTB Level III to win an iPad ... read Family Advocacy ally makes a differJune 17-19 • August 5-7 more to find out how! Program specialence in that child’s 9am-3pm ist with Fort Riley future,” Pratt said. newcomer’s inprocessing ACS. “We want to help give dads the “This is an awesome opportunity to creEvery Wednesday • 8am-4pm tools they need to build strong families ate memories that can last a lifetime, by A great opportunity for Soldiers and by strengthening their connections with showing love and support to families.” spouses to learn more about their new their children.” For more information on Dads Make duty station. The centerpiece of Dads Make a Dif- a Difference Month or the Strong Dads ference Month is the Strong Dads Chal- Challenge, visit rileymwr.com or call Call (785) 239-9435 for lenge. The challenge features suggested Army Community Service at (785) 239information or registration. activities for every day in June. The ac- 9435. Fort Riley Family and MWR • rileymwr.com Summer 2014 • The Guide • 31

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AtHoc service keeps CYSS parents in the loop for closures, cancellations heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Day in and day out, Fort Riley Child, Youth and School Services provides top-notch care that helps Soldiers and families reduce the conflict between mission readiness and parental responsibility. But even these skilled professionals can’t predict the future, and that’s where Fort Riley’s AtHoc notification system comes in. Users who sign up In an effort to notify parents of unforeseen closures or cancellafor AtHoc messages tions, CYSS now offers patrons the will receive text or to receive those notifiemail notifications opportunity cations via text or email. regarding CYSS The system makes it easy for parents to know if child care cenclosures. ters are closed for weather, maintenance emergencies or other critical AtHoc delivers said Carole Hoffman, a notifications directly reasons, CYSS administrator at Fort Riley. to your mobile phone “It’s really the simplest, most effective way for our parents to find or computer. No need to check the out about closures and cancellawith as little hassle as possiweb, social media or tions, ble,” she said. “We do use Facebook, local news outlets the Family and MWR website and for information ... other media to put out this inforbut with AtHoc it goes diYou already have it mation, rectly to the end user.” in your hand! And you don’t have to worry about receiving unwanted mesThe AtHoc service is sages: CYSS will only use the notififree and available to cation system when it is absolutely both CAC users and necessary to alert patrons to a facilclosure or program cancellation, parents without CAC ity Hoffman explained. Users who access. View sign-up sign up for AtHoc notifications do instructions at right. need to be aware that they will also receive Fort Riley weather notificaFor information or tions as well, she added. Detailed, step-by-step instrucassistance, visit tions on how to register for AtHoc rileymwr.com or call notifications can be found to the CYSS Parent Central right, and are available for downat (785) 239-9885. load on the main CYSS page at rileymwr.com. For more information, or for help registering for AtHoc notifications, visit rileymwr.com, stop by CYSS Parent Central at 6620 Normandy Drive or call (785) 239-9885.

for cac users Ensure you and your Family are notified of CYSS Closures/Cancellations Fort Riley can send you CYSS Emergency Closure and Cancellation notifications via email (work or personal) or text directly to your Cell Phone when they occur.

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1. 1 After logging in, find the “Purple Globe”. 22. Click Purple globe icon in system tray and select “Access Self Service”. 3. 3 Select the correct CAC user (either certificate is fine). 44. Select the “My Info” Tab.

PLEASE NOTE: Zip code, Picerne Neighborhood and Organization info will help us to quickly reach you if an event effects YOU!!

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5 Enter zip code of residence.

6. Select Picerne Housing Neighborhood if you live on post, 6 use “N/A” if you live off-post. 7 Select your organization. When signing up for ATHOC alerts, do not check these boxes until authorized by your unit.

88. Check this box to receive CYSS Messages! 98. You must SAVE before going to next step! 109 Select “Email/Text” Tab.

11 Enter applicable phone numbers for voice messages. 10. 12 Enter Personal (or family) Email Address. 11. 13 Enter Mobile Number for Text Messages: 12. (Mobile Number must be entered here to receive text messages)! 14 13 You must SAVE before closing! 15 Close the open Window by clicking “X” in upper right corner. 14.

for users with no cac Ensure you and your Family are notified of CYSS Closures/Cancellations Fort Riley can send you CYSS Emergency Closure and Cancellation notifications via email (work or personal) or text directly to your Cell Phone when they occur.

1. 1 With CAC-user logged in, find the “Purple Globe”. 2 Click Purple globe icon and select “Fort Riley Non CAC User” (if “Select Digital Signature” pops up, click “Cancel”) 3 Select the “Sign Up here” Link. 4

Enter username as “First.Last” then “Check Availability”. Change as needed with added number (ex. Joanna.Smith1).

You must click on SAVE! 8 Select the “My Info” Tab. 4.

5 Enter a password and note for future use. 6 Fill out all portions. (They are self-explanatory).

PLEASE NOTE: Zip code, Picerne Neighborhood and Organization info will help us to quickly reach you if an event effects YOU!!

9 Enter zip code of residence. 5. 10 6.

Select Picerne Housing Neighborhood if you live on post, use “N/A” if you live off-post. Select your organization. 13

Check this box to receive CYSS Messages! Enter work number (if applicable).

Enter phone numbers.

Enter Personal (or family) Email Address.

Enter mobile number. (Mobile Number must be entered here to receive text messages)!

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PARENT ENRICHMENT

Why should I attend? Because children don’t come with instructions! Consider attending these classes if your child is 0-3 years old:

Ready, Set, Go Potty* July 8, 6-8pm Not quite sure where to start in the potty learning process with your little one? This class will give you tools and strategies to set yourself and child up for success.

FREE EARLY CHILDHOOD ASSESSMENT

Cloth Diapering, Baby Food & Breastfeeding in the 21st Century!* August 4, 10:30am-noon Come learn easy ways to use and manage cloth diapers, make your own baby food, and breastfeed.

Oh! Oh, Baby It’s Your Day! June 18 • 1:30-4:30pm

Consider attending these classes if your child is 3-7 years old: Science in the Kitchen* June 10, 6-8pm How much science really takes place in your kitchen every time you cook? Come to this workshop and discover how to turn your kitchen into a science lab of learning. Becoming a Love & Logic Parent; Childhood Parenting Made Fun!* July 15, 9am-noon This course is designed for families with children ages 0-6 years old and to help parents create happy families and responsible kids.

Consider attending these classes if your child is 8-12 years old: Becoming a Love & Logic Parent Class* (3-Part Series) June 9, 16 + 23 6-8pm • Parent Central August 4, 11 + 18, 2-4pm • 1801B Buffalo Soldier Road This course is designed to help parents create happy families and responsible kids by teaching parents to allow children to grow through their mistakes, learn from the consequences of their choices, learn shared control, and thinking and decision making.

you might also want to consider attending the following: Parenting in a Blended Family* (3-part series) July 3, 10 + 17, 10-11:30am Class will offer ideas and suggestions for building strong bonds, creating new family traditions, and offer ways to avoid common problems that military blended families face. Scream Free MARRIAGE* (3-Part Series) July 10, 17 + 24, 6-8pm Learn to appreciate all that is good and right in your marriage as it is now, and explore what will help create the marriage you desire in the future. 24/7 Dad Workshop (2-PART SERIES) August 11 + 12, 9am-4:30pm • 7264 Normandy Drive • No child care provided This two-day class is an innovative and comprehensive fathering initiative designed to engage fathers and encourage them to become more involved with their children and Families. Fort Riley Family and MWR • rileymwr.com

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short notice

Children receive a free Ages & Stages Assessment: Vision and Hearing. Parents learn from their child’s assessment which enhances their skills in parenting their child’s development and growth.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION All classes will be held at Parent Central, located at 6620 Normandy Drive, unless otherwise specified. *FREE child care with pre-registration at least one week in advance. Current registration with CYSS required! Call (785) 239-9885 or (785) 239-9435 to register or for more information. Summer 2014 • The Guide • 33

at Custer Hill Golf Course Open to youth ages 8-18 Kids learn basic golf fundamentals, along with fitness, nutrition, and sportsmanship Focus on FUN! June 18-20 July 16-18 August 6-8 Class runs 9am-1pm each day Cost: $75 per session Pre-registration required

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golf ... and more! find your light Kids get into the swing of things while learning

Namaste Ballet brings peace to SKIES students

heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing This summer, children can develop golf skills, learn about nutrition and fitness, and discover the value of sportsmanship – all while having fun! Custer Hill Golf Course will host PGA Sports Academy sessions JuneAugust. The program’s curriculum is designed to teach more than just golf, explained David Crawley, PGA golf professional and manager at Custer Hill Golf Course. “Of course we want to get youth involved in golf at an early age,” Crawley said. “But we also want to teach them the skills that will help them succeed in life, and that includes confidence, teamwork and determination.” PGA Sports Academy classes cost $75 per session and are open to youth ages 8-18. Sessions are scheduled for June 18-20, July 16-18 and August 6-8. Pre-registration is required and can be completed at Custer Hill Golf Course. Custer Hill Golf Course is located at 5202 Normandy Drive. For more information, visit rileymwr.com/golf or call (785) 784-6000.

heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Once a week, the lights in the SKIESUnlimited dance studio are turned down low. Small lamps provide a warm glow, and the gentle sounds of relaxing music float through the air. If you think this sounds like the beginning of a yoga session, you’re partly right. It’s the opening of Namaste Ballet, a dance class that is unique to Fort Riley and designed by instructor Megan Guidry. “Namaste Ballet is a fusion of my two favorite forms of exercise: ballet and yoga,” Guidry said. A classically trained ballerina, Guidry fell in love with yoga during college, while she was trying to find a way to stay fit. Now, she’s able to bring both her loves to dancers ages 8-16. “Namaste means the light in me sees the light in you, and I see a beautiful light in these children,” Guidry explained. “The beauties of yoga are very similar to those of ballet,” she continued. “They both help strengthen and stretch, tone and condition. And while yoga is generally focused on adults, children can find the benefits of yoga, as well.” free dance. The class ends with a final reAnd the benefits are many. “Namaste Ballet builds confidence in laxation session. “It makes a nice transition into beda whole different way – I find that my students are teaching their friends about time, and they’re learning to breathe, yoga and dance. Parents tell me their and focus, and finding that inner light in children have formed a new confidence,” them,” Guidry said. “I want every child in Guidry said. “Military children have a here to know that they are a star.” The SKIESUnlimited Program is headwhole different world that they experiquartered at Forsyth East Child Developence – there are so many stressors they experience every day, from deployments ment Center, located at 2420 H Street. and reintegrations to moves and having Learn more about the programs offered to constantly make new friends. This class through SKIES by stopping by from 11 enables them to relax, and use their en- a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Friday. SKIESUnlimited classes are open to ergy in a positive way.” The class begins with a relaxation ses- CYSS-registered youth. For information, sion, then moves into dance that incorpo- including the current course offerings, rates yoga asanas, or poses, and then onto visit rileymwr.com or call (785) 240-5821. Fort Riley Family and MWR • rileymwr.com

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SKIESUnlimited CLASSES + workshops Namaste Ballet Ages 8-16 Traditional Ballet Ages 9-18 Ballet Ages 2-7 Hip-Hop Dance Ages 5-16 Beginner Gymnastics Ages 4-18 Gynmastic + Tumbling Ages 2-7 Dance + Tumbling Ages 1-3 (with parent) Ages 2-7 Tumbling Ages 3-7 Advanced Gymnastics By invitation Tae Kwon Do Ages 5-18 Okinawan Ages 8-18 Hapkido Ages 3-18 Horse-Riding Workshop Ages 3-18 Kids in the Kitchen Workshop Ages 4-11 Wiggles + Giggles Ages 10 months-5 years With or without story time

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pga golf academy

Parent participation required

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Megan Rutledge Family and MWR Marketing Have you already heard your teenager say they are bored this summer? Don’t let their boredom get the best of you: Take them to the Youth Center for a fun night of Midnight Basketball. Midnight Basketball is a monthly, late-night basketball tournament open to Middle School and Teen Program members and their guests in sixth-12th grades. Admission costs only $1 for your teenager to play and $2 for spectators. With the wide variety of recreation options offered at the Youth Center, there’s no excuse for your youth to spend a lazy summer parked on the couch. If basketball isn’t high on your teen’s to-

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do list, open recreation is also an option throughout the summer, with the Youth Center available for open rec from 1-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 1-11 p.m. Friday and 2-11 p.m. Saturday. The Youth Center staff hosts monthly dances that are open to members and guests, as well. Youth Center programs are open to CYSS-registered youth in sixth-12th grades. Some events also allow guest attendance. The Youth Center is located at 5800 Thomas Avenue. For more information, visit the CYSS page at rileymwr.com or call (785) 239-9222. For the most upto-date information, follow the Middle School and Teen Program on Facebook at facebook.com/CYSSRileyTeen.

youth dance + outdoor bbq

June 13 • July 11 • 8-10:30pm Open to MST members and their guests in 6th-12th grades. Admission costs $1 for members and $2 for guests.

youth sports soccer

Registration ends August 22 Practice begins September 8 Plays September 20-November 1 For boys and girls ages 5-13 and 9th-12th grades • Cost: $40

volleyball

Midnight baskebtall

Registration ends August 22 Practice begins September 8 Plays September 20-October 25 For boys and girls ages 5-13 and 9th-12th grades • Cost: $40

Open to MST members and their guests in 6th-12th grades. Admission costs $1 for players and $2 for spectators.

Registration ends August 22 Practice begins September 8 Plays September 20-November 1 For boys and girls ages 5-13 and 9th-12th grades • Cost: $40

June 20 • July 18 • August 15 8-10:30pm

back to school dance August 15 • 8-10:30pm

Open to MST members and their guests in 6th-12th grades. Admission costs $1 for members and $2 for guests.

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flag football

cheerleading

Registration ends August 22 Practice begins September 8 Plays September 20-November 1 For boys and girls ages 7-13 and 9th-12th grades • Cost: $40

get in the game!

Volunteer as a Youth Sports coach or referee

Heather Wilburn Family and MWR Marketing Character counts ... and every season, children around the world learn and grow by participating in team sports like volleyball, soccer and cheerleading. If you’re interested in helping children develop character and confidence, consider volunteering as a coach or referee for Child, Youth and School Services. “Volunteering as a Youth Sports coach or referee is a great way to give back to the community and make a difference in the lives of our children,” said Rosalind Wesley, a CYSS Administrator at Fort Riley. “It allows us to help our children and youth develop many skills that will make them successful as they grow, like discipline, persistence and teamwork.” There are tangible benefits to volunteering, as well: All volunteers receive one

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free Youth Sports enrollment per family, per season volunteered. Soldiers registered as volunteers can also earn points toward the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. All CYSS volunteers must pass a background check and attend mandatory training. For more information on volunteering as a Youth Sports coach or referee, visit Parent Central Services at 6620 Normandy Drive or call (785) 239-9223.

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tip off

middle school + teen activities Midnight Basketball bashes summer boredom

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Army Community Service 785-239-9435

Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm

- 24/7 Victim Advocate Emergency - Employment Readiness - Family Advocacy - Financial Services/AER - Military Family Life Consultants - Military Family Life After Hours - Mobilization & Personal Readiness - Parent Support/EFMP - Relocation Program - Volunteer Programs/AFAP/AFTB - Women, Infants & Children

5202 Normandy Drive

674 Warrior Road

785-307-1373 785-239-9435 785-239-9435 785-239-9435 785-239-9435 785-221-9483 785-239-9435 785-239-9435 785-239-9435 785-239-9435 785-239-5730

Fort Riley Marina

785-239-8430

Leisure Travel Services

Monday-Thursday, 7:30am-5pm • Friday, 7:30am-4:30pm

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Survivor Outreach Services

7112 Highway 82

785-463-5253

5306 Hood Drive

785-239-5305

Range 34 Vinton School Road

785-239-9058

8067 Normandy Drive

785-240-2782

6918 Trooper Drive

785-239-5614

1806 Buffalo Soldier Drive

785-239-2363

446 Seitz Drive

785-784-1000

2600 Trooper Drive

785-781-5434

Monday + Friday, 11am-7pm • Saturday + Sunday, 7am-8pm

Fort Riley Post Library Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-6pm • Sunday, Noon-5pm

Fort Riley Skeet & Trap Friday, 11am-6pm • Saturday + Sunday, 10am-5pm

Habanero Monday-Friday, 7:30am-1:30pm Monday-Friday, 10am-6pm • Saturday, 9am-2pm

510 Reed Road

785-239-5979

Monday-Thursday, 7:30am-5pm • Friday, 7:30am-4:30pm

Outdoor Recreation Center Sunday-Saturday, 9am-5pm

Survivor Outreach Services After Hours

785-221-8595

Riley’s Conference Center & Catering Tuesday-Thursday, 8am-5pm • Saturday by appointment

Child, Youth + School Services

Rally Point

6620 Normandy Drive

785-239-9885

Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm • Walk-in registrations end at 4:30pm; Appointments available

- Family Child Care - Outreach Services - School Liaison - Youth Sports

Thursday + Friday, Doors open at 6pm • Saturday, Doors open at 1pm

Warrior Zone

7867 Normandy Drive

785-239-9885 785-239-9885 785-239-9885 785-239-9885

Monday-Friday, 8am-11pm • Saturday + Sunday, 11am-11pm

4012 1st Division Road

785-239-9011

King Field House Fitness Center

Forsyth CDC

2410 Saddlehorn Road

785-239-4846

Monday-Friday and Training Holidays, 5am-9pm • Saturday, Sunday + Holidays, 8am-8pm

Forsyth East CDC

2420 H Street

785-240-5820

School Age Center

5810 Thomas Avenue

785-239-9220

SKIES Unlimited Instructional Program

2420 H Street

785-240-5821

- Fitness Office - Intramural Sports Office - Sports & Recreation Sports Office

Warren CDC

6950 Warren Road

785-239-9935

Warren East CDC

6981 Warren Road

785-240-0822

Whitside CDC

676 Warrior Road

785-239-4978

Whitside North CDC

678 Warrior Road

785-240-6787

Youth Center

5800 Thomas Avenue

785-239-9222

6918 Trooper Drive

785-239-9205

7753 Apennines Drive

785-239-9764

7867 Normandy Drive

785-239-2677

7485 Normandy Drive

785-239-4366

Monday-Friday, 9am-6pm

Custer Hill Bowling Center

Monday + Tuesday, 11am-3pm • Wednesday + Thursday, 11am-9pm • Friday + Saturday, 11am-Midnight • Sunday, Noon-6pm

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785-239-3868 785-239-3146 785-239-2813 785-239-2148

7024 Apennines Drive

785-239-5562

Monday-Friday, 5am-9pm • Saturday, Sunday + Holidays, 1-8pm

Leonard Fitness Center

7632 McGlachlin Street

785-239-5771

Monday-Friday, 5am-8pm • Saturday, Sunday + Holidays, 10am-5pm

Long Fitness & Pool Center

8069 Normandy Drive

785-239-4683

Monday-Friday, 5am-9pm • Saturday, Sunday + Holidays, 8am-4pm

7832 Hale Street

785-239-4480

Custer Hill Pool

7465 Normandy Drive

785-239-5860

6940 Warren Road

785-239-4854

Sunday-Saturday, 11am-8pm

Wednesday-Friday, 11:30am-8:30pm • Saturday + Sunday, 9am-5pm

B.O.S.S.

202 Custer Avenue

Monday-Friday, 5am-8pm • Saturday, Sunday + Holidays, Noon-7pm

Monday + Tuesday, 1-8:30pm • Wednesday, Saturday + Sunday, 9am-4:30pm

Automotive Skills Center & Car Wash

Craig Fitness Center

Robinson Fitness Center

Recreational Services

785-240-6618

Sports, Fitness + Aquatics

1st Division CDC

Arts & Crafts Center

785-784-6000

Monday-Friday, 9am-7:30pm • Saturday + Sunday, 8am-7:30pm

Soldier & Family Assistance Center

Parent Central

Custer Hill Golf Course & Pro Shop

SERVICES DIRECTORY

7264 Normandy Drive

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SERVICES DIRECTORY

Army Community Service

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Eyster Indoor Pool

Lap: Monday, Wednesday + Friday, 6:30-9am • Monday-Friday, 11am-1pm Open: Monday-Friday, 4-8pm • Saturday-Sunday, 1-6pm

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