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  • Cannon goes green for Energy Awareness Month

    To combat soaring energy costs and promote clean energy efforts, Cannon Air Force Base has implemented several energy saving initiatives to curb consumption by three percent and save approximately $129,000 annually. "We spend approximately $12,000 per day in utility costs at Cannon, equating to an

  • New Tricare Prime Fee Payment Process

    Tricare rules are expected to change regarding how your Tricare Prime enrollment fees are paid. As early as 2010, Prime beneficiaries will need to begin making their enrollment fee payments via electronic means. However, not everyone pays enrollment fees, so please note whether this applies to you:

  • Workshop readies relationships

    "A marriage requires time and attention," said the chaplain. "If you neglect a garden over time, it will fill up with weeds, and a growing marriage is no different." Communication is one of many keys to a good relationship, but how often do couples really take time to do just that? Improving

  • Tricare tips for breast cancer prevention

    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 180,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in 2008, making breast cancer the second most common form of cancer in American women. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is dedicated to one of the most

  • Celebrate your freedom to read during Banned Books Week

    Banned Books Week has been observed during the last week of September since 1982. The annual event reminds Americans not to take the precious democratic freedom of speech for granted. This year the Cannon Library and the Fitness Center have teamed up to encourage everyone to celebrate their freedom

  • Calling all cars

    Motorcycles, Mustangs and massive engines gleamed at Doc Stewart Park Sept. 20 at the second annual Cannon Thunder Auto Show. Approximately 50 vehicles were shown during the day in various categories such as antique, classics, muscle cars, motorcycles, and more. The vehicles were owned by local

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