Warner Robins, Ga. — Robins Federal Credit Union would like to announce the newest additions to their management team. Billie Herndon, Forsyth Branch Manager, and Melanie Weatherspoon, Log Cabin Branch Manager.

Herndon has 38 years of banking experience and has worked for several financial institutions in the Forsyth area. She has been with Robins Federal for over 3 years. Herndon is married and has 3 grandchildren. She enjoys the outdoors, crafts and gardening.

Weatherspoon has over 15 years of banking experience and has been with Robins Federal for the past 12 years. She began working at Citizens Bank in 1999. Weatherspoon has a Bachelor of Science from Fort Valley State University and a Masters in Business Administration from University of Phoenix. She enjoys writing poetry.

The Air Force is taking aim at obesity among dependents and retirees through two pilot programs that could eventually go servicewide.

Part of the new Healthcare to Health initiative — H2H for short — the programs target parents of Air Force children as well as spouses and retirees through interactive courses on base, said Kelly Williams, a certified health education specialist who has spent two years developing the initiative.

The first, called 5210 Healthy Military Children, teaches moms and dads how to make consistent, healthy meal and exercise choices at home. The second, Group Lifestyle Balance, focuses on weight management, physical activity and healthy eating for spouses and retirees at risk for weight-related health problems like Type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, strokes and heart attacks.

21st Century Partnership announces that Lt. Gen., Retired Charles Stenner Jr. takes the helm as the organization's new president and CEO.

Stenner was selected from 40 candidates, according to a release.

Asked why he believes he is the right man for the job, Stenner said, "I like to think it's because I have in fact, had some opportunities to lead. I've been here since 2003. I chose to move here, to live on the installation back in 2009 as the commander of the Air Force Reserve Command, and I've got strong ties here."

Before retiring from the Air Force in 2012, he was the Chief of Air Force Reserve, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, Washington, D.C., and Commander, Air Force Reserve Command, Robins Air Force Base, Ga.

After retiring, Stenner and his wife chose to stay in Warner Robins.

He begins his work with 21st Century Partnership Aug. 1.