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  • Excellence comes naturally at Airmans' Attic

    Last month, one of Keesler's Volunteer Excellence Awards went to Marilyn Reid, an Airmen's Attic volunteer."She's the Airmen's Attic mom," said Master Sgt. James Messer, 81st Training Wing staff agencies first sergeant. "If it weren't for her, we wouldn't be where we are today." Ms. Reid, mother of

  • Commissary hosts Friday's 5K run/walk

    The Family Fitness and Fun 5-kilometer run/walk is 7 a.m. Friday at the Keesler Commissary.Registration starts at 6:30, and T-shirts are given to the first 50 entrants.The first place finisher wins a $100 commissary gift check and a 19-inch high definition television.Second place wins a $50

  • How does a pedestrian cross at Keesler?

    Did you know there's such a thing as an unmarked crosswalk? We're used to seeing painted lines on the road surface designating a pedestrian crossing area. An unmarked crosswalk is just as the name implies --an unmarked area at an intersection where pedestrians can cross. They're at every

  • Family life consultants offer summer programs

    During June and July, military family life consultants are giving a series of presentations to strengthen family and workplace relationships.Each 50-minute program is at 1 p.m. at McBride Library.June 4 -- "Coping with Transition" addresses the inevitability of change and focuses on different coping

  • Deployed Keesler cop carries on family tradition

    She said she received her inspiration to serve in Air Force and in security forces from her father, a former security forces canine handler. And just like her father, Tech. Sgt. Erica Rougeux, a mother of two, is defining the path of being a "hero" for her own children."My father was my hero growing