Sports--AMXS wins intramural basketball championship

27th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Airmen pushed their way to defeat the 27th Equipment Maintenance Squadron 59-54 at the Intramural Basketball Championship Feb. 22 at the Cannon Fitness Center. The championships were a three-day double-elimination tournament that marked the conclusion of the

Roar of the crowd likened to that of an F-16

Cannon Tax Center saves community $70,965 and counting

The Cannon Tax Center has been open a month and has already saved Cannon taxpayers $70,965 as of this week. Those numbers are expected to continue to grow. The center has completed 427 federal tax returns, 606 state returns and has achieved $971,128 in total refunds so far this tax season. The

Cannon slims aircraft transfers

Huddled in a small conference room with walls covered in post-it-notes, representatives from Cannon, Air Combat Command and the Air National Guard whittled a 16-day process of transferring Cannon's F-16s down to five. For the past week, these representatives worked as part of the Transfer/Acceptance

One era ends for F16s, another begins

Cannon's 523rd Fighter Squadron jets are making history by being the first jets to leave Cannon in the Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) transition. The first two are destined for Des Moines Air Guard Station, Iowa, said Maj. James Mansard, 27th Operations Group, but for now, Cannon

Thrift Savings Plan accounts compromised

According to the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Web site at www.tsp.gov., all servicemembers and Department of the Air Force civilians should be aware of a method used to steal funds from their TSP accounts and to encourage personnel to safeguard online personally identifiable information (PII). In

Workforce Investment Act helps civilians/spouses affected by BRAC

Military spouses and civil service civilians affected by the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) decision, Reduction in Forces Board (RIF), or those spouses who leave their job to accompany their spouse to a new duty station may be eligible for unemployment insurance, continuing education and/or on

Banking class can save Airmen from becoming fraud victims

The old joke goes, "I can't be out of money: I still have checks," and was obviously spoken by someone who does not manage their bank account very well. Fortunately, Airmen can get help with this important task "This [checking account management class] isn't the most exciting class," said Linda

Breakfast hosts first female chaplain

Introduced by Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Robert Gallagher as the first female chaplain in the armed services and the first female chief of chaplains: an officer "with a wise and loving heart of a pastor," retired Maj. Gen. Lorraine Potter addressed more than 150 military members and civilians at the annual

Multimedia merger means more work for units

Cannon's Multimedia lab will soon be making a lot of changes in the way they do business. Not only are they facing the transition to Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC), they are also looking toward a merger with the Cannon Public Affairs office. Photo support personnel will be retrained