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  • Cannon kicks off National Crime Prevention Month

    Cannon kicks off National Crime Prevention Month on Oct. 2 from 3 to 7 p.m. at Doc Stewart Park. There will be Neighborhood Watch seminars and visits from McGruff the Crime Dog and Sparky the Fire Dog along with Bouncy Castles for the kids. The event is open to the public and is an alternate duty

  • Policy changes benefit Airmen deploying for 365 days

    Effective Oct. 1, Air Force officials here will implement policy changes to improve sourcing efficiency of 365-day deployments and ensure Airmen receive adequate notification before deployment. The new policy sets the deployment "accept or decline" option at three calendar days, streamlines the

  • Fleet feet meet

    What better way to prove you are the fastest male or female than a friendly race? Cannon's fastest man and woman competition took place to give Airmen an opportunity to show off a little talent, and enjoy a competitive atmosphere. Airmen had a chance to compete in the following events: a four-person

  • Make a difference - volunteer

    The following list of volunteer opportunities have been provided by the Airman and Family Readiness Center, 784-4228.Cannon reclamation projectAs work is being done  on much of the base housing, many items being replaced, such as appliances and cabinets, are donated to local charities. Volunteers

  • Cannon auto show open to public

    The 2008 Cannon Thunder Auto show will be held September 20 at Doc Stewart Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This free event is open to the public. For more information on how to register, please contact the Community Center at 784-6381.

  • Mouth guards - smilesavers for athletes

    Cyclists usually remember to wear a helmet. Paintball players wouldn't be caught dead without their face masks. And we all know to buckle up when riding in a car. Yet one of the most neglected pieces of protective gear is the athletic mouth guard. We've all seen professional and college football

  • Energy-efficient light bulbs to save base money

    The base has launched the Energy Star Operation Change Out - the military challenge. The national campaign, a joint effort between the Department of Defense and  Energy, encourages conservation by replacing inefficient incandescent light bulbs with more efficient bulbs. Cannon's goal is to exchange

  • Skate park closed until further notice

    The skate park located in Doc Stewart Park is off limits due to ongoing construction of the park. Once completed a date for the grand opening will be announced. For any questions call 784-2773.