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

Local notes for Jan. 26

Project CHEER A concert run leaves at 1 p.m. on Feb. 3. to Lubbock, Texas. Bands performing include Three Days Grace and Saliva and will play at The Pavilion. Cost is $40, which includes admission and round trip transportation from the Cannon Community Center. To purchase a ticket, call 784-6381.

Sport Shorts Jan. 26

Cannon Lanes 784-2280 Family Bowl-a-Rama -- Bowl two hours with up to six family members on a lane for $12 from 6 to 9 p.m. Jan. 26. The p 0rice includes shoes and a pitcher of soda. Lanes assigned from 5 to 7 p.m. Cosmic Family Night -- Bowl for $2 per game from 6 p.m. to midnight Jan. 27. Bowl

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Cannon 90+ club members

Congratulations 90+ Club Members Airman Daniel Hallimen, 27th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, 97 Airman 1st Class Nathan Jackson, 27 AMXS, 97 Airman 1st Class Chase Moon, 27 AMXS, 97 Senior Airman Valentin Alonso, 27th Logistics Readiness Squadron, 96 Senior Airman Tony Murphy, 27th Component

Ready for Red Flag

Stomach bug keeps 27th Medical Group active

The Cannon medical group has seen a recent increase of acute gastroenteritis, commonly known as the "stomach bug" among its clients. This illness typically presents itself with symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea and generally feeling "poor." Running a low-grade fever (up to 100 degrees) is common. This

Air Force's first female chaplain to speak at Prayer Breakfast

The Air Force's first female chaplain who later became the first female Air Force chief of chaplains, will address Cannon Airmen at a Prayer Breakfast at 8 a.m. Thursday at The Landing. The breakfast at Cannon is part of a National Prayer Breakfast that will be celebrated throughout the nation on

Bundles of knowledge given to parents-to-be

Approximately 50 moms-to-be and a handful of dads-to-be attended Bundles for Babies at the Airman and Family Readiness Center Jan. 18. Many are looking forward to the birth of their first baby, some are expecting twins and a few are second time parents. Most are due around March. All were ready to

Cannon welcomes back its Airman

Nearly 300 Cannon Airmen returned home Jan. 18 Thursday to hugs, handshakes and thank-yous after completing a four-month deployment to Balad Air Base, Iraq, that occurred during the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year holidays. Anxious family members and friends filled Hangar 133 to greet their