• Deployments: Resources available for families

    The Warren Airman and Family Readiness Center has many resources available for deployed members' families. "The response to our programs has been invaluable," said Master Sgt. Regina Campbell, 90th Force Support Squadron. Sergeant Campbell knows the value of programs for families with a deployed

  • Cheyenne: Part city, part wolf, part legend

    During a crisp spring morning in 1996, Mark Johnson returned to Colorado from a trip to Arizona. Mark's wife, Cheryl, waited to meet the newest addition to their family. Mark placed a small four and a half week-old wolf into Cheryl's arms. When Cheryl offered it a bottle of milk, the wolf ripped the

  • Road map to personnel services

    As of December 31, 2007, the Air Force has required bases to centralize all personnel operations at the base Military Personnel Element. With cutbacks in funded personnel positions Air Force wide, this was required to continue support to our customers. Warren's MPE is located in Bldg. 1284, along

  • Gym use: Courtesies ensure center remains usable

    As the Air Force continues to stress the importance of physical fitness to the total force, more military and civilian members are attending fitness centers. In order to provide an environment for those who use the facilities, patrons should comply with two core guidelines: -  Be courteous. Wipe

  • Warren’s infrequent event swirls into action

    It's only June, but this year's unusually powerful tornado season is already the country's deadliest since 1998, killing 110 people from Jan. 1 to May 27. It's also predicted to break the current record for number of tornadoes in a year set in 2004 at 1,817 tornadoes. Cheyenne and Warren had an

  • Airman hero: Wounded Soldier saved from jet ski accident

    Senior Airman Bruce Scheel Jr. saved a woman's life during his deployment, and it was lucky for her that the ground radio communications technician was there. The host nation where he was deployed sponsors a special off-base activity for service members. Airman Scheel took advantage of the

  • NFPA reminds cooks to include fire safety while grilling

    In 2005, fire departments responded to 8,300 home fires involving grills, hibachis or barbecues, according to a National Fire Protection Agency report. Taking steps to keep grills a safe distance away from kids, pets and flammable objects will help prevent home fires and injuries caused by grills,

  • PAB: Liaison between families, youth program staff

    An organization that acts as a liaison between base child and youth program staff and parents recently began a new operational approach. Warren's Parent Advisory Board now actively engages the parents and staff of child and youth programs to recognize and assist the needs and concerns of both

  • Thrift shop: Base store collects, sells items many people need

    A base-wide secret. Talked about in hushed tones and whispered around corners, only one thing is certain: If you need something, the Warren Thrift Shop may have it. Donating items to the thrift shop empties an overstuffed closet, readies households for a permanent change of station or cleans a messy

  • Life or death: suicide prevention

    I will never leave an Airman behind. I will never falter. And I will not fail. A coffin slowly lowers into the ground. The spouse's knuckles whiten as the scene continues, the grip upon an American flag never changing until the funeral's end. The departed no longer resides with the living. Death