• Goats: Non-toxic alternative to managing Warren’s ‘leafy spurge’

    Five hundred goats were released near Warren's Gate 2 June 6 in hopes to control an ongoing weed infestation.The reason the goats are here is to help with a weed that has plagued much of the Wyoming area for many years: leafy spurge.Leafy spurge is an illegal, noxious, alien weed that has been

  • Crow Creek challenges Airmen

    An event that started in the summer of 1994 has now evolved into a competitive ability test that requires strength, agility, general knowledge and teamwork to complete successfully.There have been 14 Crow Creek Challenges since then and with this year's already complete; training for next year can

  • Base Exchange barbershop: Clippers keep trimming

    Air Force Instruction 36-2903 states that hair must be clean, well-groomed and neat. As hair is an ever-growing issue, the need for trimming is constant."As long as the hair keeps growing, I still have work," said Rita Gentry, Warren Base Exchange barber. "And this is a good job."Ms. Gentry has been

  • Trail’s End, home to new chef

    A fresh, new beginning can describe the change at the Trail's End Club. A new head chef has taken the position, bringing with him more than 30 years of culinary experience and knowledge. Chef Michael Milliron began his career in the culinary arts in 1975 in Louisiana, working for a "ma and pa"

  • Spotlight on justice: Articles 15

    Between May 1 and 31, eight Airmen received Articles 15 at Warren. Of the eight Article 15 actions, three were alcohol related. The following is a breakdown of the Uniform Code of Military Justice articles violated and the punishments received. Alcohol related incidents An airman first class

  • Camera helps determine friend, foe

    Not too long ago, the visual imagery and intrusion detection systems work center was a member of one of the larger squadrons here, the 90th Communications Squadron. However, the Air Force, and specifically the 90th CS, has changed significantly within the past five years. Through the process of

  • Human contact may endanger baby antelope

    The sun's morning rays begin to illuminate the pastures, plains and hills that are common throughout Warren. With each passing minute, the lingering darkness of the valley gives way to the brightness of dawn. Shapes take form with the rising of the sun. A Pronghorn antelope grazes with a newborn

  • Ask the IG

    What is "protected communication?" Protected communication is any lawful communication by a member of the armed forces to a member of Congress or an Inspector General office. Additionally, protected communication is any lawful communication by an armed forces member who believes a violation of law,

  • Warren Airman selected for USAFA prep school

    A member of the 90th Missile Maintenance Squadron was selected to attend the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School. Senior Airman Eric Johnson, 90th MMXS, received the good news last month about his acceptance into the prep school; one that he applied for in October. He hopes that his

  • Navy at Warren: Helping local reservists

    Among the many historic, red-brick buildings lining Randall Avenue, one stands out. Although it may look like any other building around the base, it is occupied by the U.S. Navy. The Navy Reserve headquarters here consists of seven full-time staff members who support to about 70 Reservists in the