On February 23, 2021 Fort Detrick introduced the Civilian and Health Promotion Program. The new program allows employees to take advantage of three hours per week to designate towards physical activity.
On June 26, Col. Ned Marsh, Fort Detrick U.S. Army Garrison Commander, invited local leaders and elected officials to The ARC at Market Street in Frederick, Md. to come together one more time before he moves on to his next assignment in July.
Billy, Buck, Doe or Kid were all present and ready for some fun on the Blue and Gray Field at Fort Detrick on June 13 as the field was transformed into a mini petting zoo with a little exercise mixed. The Army Substance Abuse Program worked with a local goat yoga organization as part of National Prevention Week to bring another way for employees to decrease stress levels.
Billy, Buck, Doe or Kid were all present and ready for some fun on the Blue and Gray Field at Fort Detrick on June 13 as the field was transformed into a mini petting zoo with a little exercise mixed. The Army Substance Abuse Program worked with a local goat yoga organization as part of National Prevention Week to bring another way for employees to decrease stress levels.
