Western Kentucky University is offering onsite courses Fall 2026
05 Jun 2026 20:05
Western Kentucky University is offering onsite courses Fall 2026. Stop by the Education Center to learn more about course offerings and degree programs available.
Barr Memorial Library is hosting a “Let the Earth Breathe” event June 6
05 Jun 2026 20:05
Barr Memorial Library is hosting a “Let the Earth Breathe” event at 11 a.m. June 6. Attendees will learn how to transform their garden using native Kentucky plants and flowers.
Chow & Chat with Garrison Command Team on June 10!
05 Jun 2026 20:04
Fort Knox community members are invited to join the Fort Knox Garrison Command Team for an informal lunchtime discussion during Chow & Chat, taking place Wednesday, June 10 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Saber & Quill’s Fiddlers’ Green. Grab a plate from the Fiddlers’ Green buffet line, pull up a chair, and jump right into the conversation! Designed entirely as a conversational, open-floor dialogue, this is a relaxed opportunity to sit down directly with Garrison leadership. With no set schedule or agenda to wait on, it is an ongoing chance to ask questions, get direct answers, and share your feedback. Whether you have a concern, suggestion, or shoutout, your input helps improve the installation and its programs. Soldiers, Family members, Army civilian employees, retirees and veterans are all encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity. Come for the chow and stay for the conversation!
Ireland Army Health Clinic Announcements
01 Jun 2026 18:00
Medical Readiness Clinic (LOCATION CHANGES) A Medical Readiness Clinic (MRC) will be conducted June 3, at Building 1747, Famous 4th Division Rd. Walk-ins will be accepted first come/first served 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please note the MRC will pause for lunch from noon to 1:00 p.m. Please note upcoming MRC scheduling changes: LOCATION CHANGES: -The Medical Readiness Clinics scheduled for June 3 and 10 will be held at Building 1747, Famous 4th Division Rd. -Dental exams will be offered at: Jordan Dental Clinic, Building 2724 Upcoming Closure The Ireland Army Health Clinic, Pharmacies and Jordan Dental Clinic will close at 1 p.m. for the day, June 4, for training.
Fire Safety Tips for Safe Grilling Season
13 May 2026 17:14
Grilling is one of the great joys of warm weather, but it also brings real fire risks that are easy to overlook. Most grill related fires start from simple mistakes—placing the grill too close to the house, leaving it unattended, or cooking with dirty equipment. A few smart habits can prevent a small flare up from turning into a dangerous fire. • Start with location. Always place your grill at least 10 feet away from buildings, railings, vehicles, and overhanging branches. Even a quick cookout can send sparks farther than you expect, and vinyl siding melts fast under high heat. • Check your equipment before lighting up. For gas grills, inspect hoses for cracks, leaks, or loose connections. A quick test with soapy water can reveal bubbling that indicates a leak. For charcoal grills, empty old ashes into a metal container and keep them far from combustible materials. No matter the type of grill, it’s always smart to follow your manufacturer’s instructions for any special maintenance or safety steps they recommend, since each model can have its own quirks and requirements. • Stay with your grill while it’s on. Unattended cooking is one of the leading causes of fires. Keep children and pets at least three feet away and avoid wearing loose clothing that could brush against the flames. • Control flare ups. Keep your grill clean by removing grease buildup from grates and trays. Excess fat dripping into the fire is a common cause of sudden flare ups. If flames rise unexpectedly, close the lid and reduce oxygen rather than using water, which can spread burning grease. • Be prepared for emergencies. Keep a fire extinguisher or a bucket of sand nearby and know how to shut off the gas quickly. After cooking, let coals cool completely before disposing of them, and always turn off propane tanks at the source. Fort Knox Fire Department wants your grilling season to be fun, flavorful, and safe. With a little attention and preparation, you can enjoy every cookout while keeping your home and family protected.
05 Jun 2026 20:05
Western Kentucky University is offering onsite courses Fall 2026. Stop by the Education Center to learn more about course offerings and degree programs available.
Barr Memorial Library is hosting a “Let the Earth Breathe” event June 6
05 Jun 2026 20:05
Barr Memorial Library is hosting a “Let the Earth Breathe” event at 11 a.m. June 6. Attendees will learn how to transform their garden using native Kentucky plants and flowers.
Chow & Chat with Garrison Command Team on June 10!
05 Jun 2026 20:04
Fort Knox community members are invited to join the Fort Knox Garrison Command Team for an informal lunchtime discussion during Chow & Chat, taking place Wednesday, June 10 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Saber & Quill’s Fiddlers’ Green. Grab a plate from the Fiddlers’ Green buffet line, pull up a chair, and jump right into the conversation! Designed entirely as a conversational, open-floor dialogue, this is a relaxed opportunity to sit down directly with Garrison leadership. With no set schedule or agenda to wait on, it is an ongoing chance to ask questions, get direct answers, and share your feedback. Whether you have a concern, suggestion, or shoutout, your input helps improve the installation and its programs. Soldiers, Family members, Army civilian employees, retirees and veterans are all encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity. Come for the chow and stay for the conversation!
Ireland Army Health Clinic Announcements
01 Jun 2026 18:00
Medical Readiness Clinic (LOCATION CHANGES) A Medical Readiness Clinic (MRC) will be conducted June 3, at Building 1747, Famous 4th Division Rd. Walk-ins will be accepted first come/first served 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please note the MRC will pause for lunch from noon to 1:00 p.m. Please note upcoming MRC scheduling changes: LOCATION CHANGES: -The Medical Readiness Clinics scheduled for June 3 and 10 will be held at Building 1747, Famous 4th Division Rd. -Dental exams will be offered at: Jordan Dental Clinic, Building 2724 Upcoming Closure The Ireland Army Health Clinic, Pharmacies and Jordan Dental Clinic will close at 1 p.m. for the day, June 4, for training.
Fire Safety Tips for Safe Grilling Season
13 May 2026 17:14
Grilling is one of the great joys of warm weather, but it also brings real fire risks that are easy to overlook. Most grill related fires start from simple mistakes—placing the grill too close to the house, leaving it unattended, or cooking with dirty equipment. A few smart habits can prevent a small flare up from turning into a dangerous fire. • Start with location. Always place your grill at least 10 feet away from buildings, railings, vehicles, and overhanging branches. Even a quick cookout can send sparks farther than you expect, and vinyl siding melts fast under high heat. • Check your equipment before lighting up. For gas grills, inspect hoses for cracks, leaks, or loose connections. A quick test with soapy water can reveal bubbling that indicates a leak. For charcoal grills, empty old ashes into a metal container and keep them far from combustible materials. No matter the type of grill, it’s always smart to follow your manufacturer’s instructions for any special maintenance or safety steps they recommend, since each model can have its own quirks and requirements. • Stay with your grill while it’s on. Unattended cooking is one of the leading causes of fires. Keep children and pets at least three feet away and avoid wearing loose clothing that could brush against the flames. • Control flare ups. Keep your grill clean by removing grease buildup from grates and trays. Excess fat dripping into the fire is a common cause of sudden flare ups. If flames rise unexpectedly, close the lid and reduce oxygen rather than using water, which can spread burning grease. • Be prepared for emergencies. Keep a fire extinguisher or a bucket of sand nearby and know how to shut off the gas quickly. After cooking, let coals cool completely before disposing of them, and always turn off propane tanks at the source. Fort Knox Fire Department wants your grilling season to be fun, flavorful, and safe. With a little attention and preparation, you can enjoy every cookout while keeping your home and family protected.