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  • Tops In Blue 2008 needs musicians, technicians, drivers

    If you play the trumpet, trombone, saxophone, or guitar you could be the person Tops In Blue is searching for through out the Air Force. If you have technical skills or can drive a truck, you have an opportunity to become a member of the Air Force's premier expeditionary entertainment group, Tops In

  • Commissaries recovering after distributor closes

    Commissaries in Texas and New Mexico experienced a temporary shortage on select products during January, stemming from the closing of Sterling Downey Sales Company. Sterling Downey was a distributor of national brand products for military commissaries. The company closed Jan. 1. GSC Enterprises

  • Angels of Blue

    The Air Force and all of the U.S. military services have been known for giving back to their surrounding communities, and this holiday season Airman from Cannon continued that tradition. As in the past, the Airman and Family Readiness Center coordinated with a local children's organization to

  • MPF area undergoes facelift

    The Military Personnel Flight (MPF) office areas in Bldg. 600 will undergo construction over the next couple of months to accommodate more personnel who will assist in centralizing all personnel issues for the base. Hours of operation for the MPF remain the same as the construction will consist of

  • Cannon Tax Office opens January 28

    Yes, it's that time of year again: tax season. However, completing and filing your tax forms can be painless, simple and free if you come to the Cannon AFB Tax Office. The Tax Office will open for this year's season on January 28 and remain open through April 15. They will begin scheduling

  • Filing season delayed for certain taxpayers

    The Internal Revenue Service announced that the upcoming tax season is expected to start on time for everyone except certain taxpayers potentially affected by late enactment of the Alternative Minimum Tax AMT "patch" passed in late December by Congress. The February delay caused by the AMT patch