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  • AFSOC validates base vehicle needs

    Because government-owned vehicles represent a significant investment for the Air Force, these authorizations must be revalidated periodically to ensure vehicle needs are being met as economically as possible. To meet this goal, the Air Force Special Operations Command staff performs a complete

  • New CDC policies result from town hall meetings

    Parents will have more flexibility in childcare time for their children enrolled in the base Child Development Center, a "leasing" plan for School Age Program slots is being developed, and a one-time enrollment of children into the program will replace a repetitive process. These were the major

  • Tops in Blue performs

    Live from Marshall Auditorium in downtown Clovis, the Air Force's premiere entertainment showcase Tops in Blue performed Feb. 18 for an audience of about 1,000 people from Cannon as well as Clovis and Portales community members. The free event provided two hours of music, dance, and, of course, good

  • Stimulus law may mean more money in your pocket next tax season

    If you've paid attention to the news lately, chances are you've heard about the economic stimulus law that Congress and the President have passed. Starting in May 2008, the U.S. Treasury will send out money to more than 130 million people. You may be wondering how the law will affect you. Who's

  • Great team leads commander to AF awards

    Air Force recognition can be awarded as a unit or individual selection. But, most people who win individual awards will credit their units for making them shine. This is the case for Lt. Col. Ivette O'Brien. Colonel O'Brien recently received the Air Force Field-Grade Base Bioenvironmental Engineer

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