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  • Opportunities abound for aspiring lawyers

    Applications for the Funded Legal Education Program and Excess Leave Program are being accepted from Jan. 1, 2009, through March 1, 2009. Interested officers are encouraged to compete. "Our Air Force missions are constantly changing, and commanders deserve to have access to legal advisors with a

  • Pet Finders match pets with people

    The Airman and Family Readiness Center Pet Finder program provides Cannon personnel the opportunity to find pets through base-wide advertising of available animals. Due to limited space, the Clovis and Portales animal control shelters euthanize surrendered animals one to three days after arrival.

  • Airmen connect to past, prepare for future

    History lies within all of us, and for members of one Cannon organization, more than 60 years of military experience was shared between veterans. The Middle Tier, an organization representing junior noncommissioned officers, visited the Veterans Hospital in Amarillo, Texas, Aug. 28, located 90 miles

  • From start to flush, Cannon ensures safe wastewater treatment

    Water is the fundamental element of life. Without it people would not survive. Most people turn on the tap and take for granted that the water they use is clean. We use what we need and discard the rest without a second thought. For some Cannon employees, the treatment of wastewater is a serious

  • Going green? Look for the blue bin

    If you're a base housing resident, you may have noticed the reappearance of the blue recycling bins recently as the base's recycling program is back in effect. The temporary suspension of the program was due to very low numbers of people assigned to the base and reduced number of housing occupants,

  • Voting is a privilege

    As one of the wing staff's voting assistance officers, there are a couple of things I want to relay concerning this November's elections and your part in them. First and foremost, you all have the right to vote! While it might sound trite, many Americans forget that it wasn't always this way. People

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