Medical center renovation scheduled to begin

Construction is ready to begin on Keesler Medical Center's $74 million renovation project. Officials expect the endeavor to modernize healthcare delivery and enhance the overall patient experience by providing world-class healthcare facilities for the Keesler community.Col. (Dr.) Tom Harrell, 81st

Mock bills show energy costs in user-friendly way

Keesler is bolstering its energy conservation campaign by sending statements to managers of metered facilities that detail monthly electrical and natural gas use for their building.These mock bills are intended to illustrate the base's energy consumption in a more meaningful way, according to Billy

24 Airmen graduate from Airman Leadership School

Twenty-four Keesler Airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School Class 14-7 on Oct. 21, according to Senior Master Sgt. John Bowden, commandant.Graduates and award winners are:81st Aerospace Medicine Squadron - Staff Sgt. Jason Parker, academic achievement award.81st Communications Squadron -

Keesler members honored at annual 'Salute'

24 Airmen graduate ALS

Twenty-four Keesler Airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School Class 14-7 on Oct. 21, according to Senior Master Sgt. John Bowden, commandant.Graduates and award winners are:81st Aerospace Medicine Squadron - Staff Sgt. Jason Parker, academic achievement award.81st Communications Squadron -

Third place prize boosts energy conservation efforts

For the first time ever, Keesler placed in the top three bases in Air Education and Training Command for its energy conservation accomplishments.The base registered a 9.5 percent reduction in energy and water conservation in the third quarter of 2014, which moved it into third place in AETC, said