• Guantanamo Bay: Truth behind mystery, scandal

    Imagine an island, slightly smaller than Pennsylvania, with a population of about 11 million people, where palm trees and cacti live on the same shore, and iguanas are as common there as squirrels are in America.In this place there is a U.S. naval station that houses one of the most notorious

  • Going once, going twice, sold for $17,319

    Yelling, tension and little paddles with numbers flying left and right.Colonels running around the room with large baskets in their arms trying to do their job: to help sell items donated from local businesses, squadrons and individuals.This was the scene at the Warren Spouse's Club fourth annual

  • Boy scouts: An organization packed with history in need of Warren support

    This month, the Boy Scouts of America celebrates its 98 years of existence. The organization began in England by a man named Robert Baden-Powell.As a youth, Baden-Powell enjoyed the outdoors, learning about nature and how to live in the wilderness. After returning as a military hero from service in

  • Boxing: Juggling day-to-day duties with Air Force 178-pound championship

    This Airman has grown up watching some of boxing's greatest fighters such as Mike Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard and Evander Holyfield. But he holds the right to call himself the best in the Air Force because he has held the Air Force light heavyweight boxing championship since 2006.Capt. Rodney Ellison,

  • Six 90th SFG Airmen go to Mardi Gras

    Five Airmen and an escort from the 90th Security Forces Group were chosen to represent the Air Force while riding a float in New Orleans' Mardi Gras celebration Jan. 26.The Airmen departed Cheyenne Jan. 23 for New Orleans, La. After arriving, they drove to Keesler Air Force Base, Miss., where they

  • Multimedia provides support for base, wing members

    Their job encompasses many tasks: documenting history, providing artistic products and creating short-films to name a few. They make events timeless through camera flashes, moments captured on film, and their creative touch to an event's advertisement. Their office does a lot, bringing a literal

  • Airmen improve mental health by managing anger

    A staff sergeant wakes to the annoying buzz of his alarm. He rolls out of bed and begins his day. As he is leaving his apartment his cell phone rings and his supervisor asks where he's at. The staff sergeant sighs and realizes today was the first day of spring and he forgot to set his clock ahead

  • Stress management: Controlling what can be controlled in life

    Positive stress can be healthy and can make someone perform better, such as taking a test or running a race. But when someone has problems dealing with stress, it can be debilitating. That's when they should seek help.The mental health clinic offers a stress management class to help those who have