Halloween: A cavity trick or sugary treat

Halloween is fast approaching. Soon the ghouls, ghosts and zombies from Las Vegas will be wandering the streets and knocking on doors in search of treats. However, while these little monsters are anticipating eating their chocolate cover apples, the 99th Dental Squadron staff encourages parents to

Harvest Festival offers families day of fun, games

57th AMXS Lightning AMU conducts first hot pit training

Crosswind Dining Facility staff prepares meals for Nellis Airmen

Pumpkin Patrol ensures child safety during Halloween

The 99th Security Forces Squadron ensures the safety of base housing residents during Halloween through a program called the "Pumpkin Patrol."The security forces and volunteers from other units provide a safe and secure environment for children trick-or-treating through expanded foot patrols of the

Government shutdown impacts FSS services

Airman, family readiness center provides services to ensure financial stability

Installation commanders are providing seminars, activities and education events to all Airmen and Department of Defense civilian employees in order to emphasize the importance of financial resilience. The ultimate aim of the program is to make achievable recommendations to Airmen and their families,

AFPC continues services following signing of Pay our Military Act

The Air Force Personnel Center started providing services again on Oct. 8, following an announcement that most civilians will be recalled from furlough.Government employees who work at AFPC were allowed to resume work for the first time since the continued resolution funding areas of the federal

Nellis Commissary reopens for business

Funding issues have differing impacts on base services

The absence of funding sent 1,100 Nellis civilians home Oct. 1 as congressional negotiations failed to produce a solid budget for fiscal 2014. The financial shortfalls prompted the base to start an orderly shutdown of activities.Services and organizations throughout Nellis and Creech AFB's were