Keesler physician in Panama to support humanitarian mission

CHITRE, Panama -- A two-week exercise designed to hone the skills of medical personnel while providing free health care in remote locations began here July 12 with medics from seven military installations.  One of the doctors hails from Keesler -- Capt. Bryan Farford, a family physician from the

Going to the dogs

Gospel Service marks 37 years of worship: 'We've come this far by faith'

Cops' enlisted leader retires next week

Chief Master Sgt. Errol Sanders, 81st Security Forces Squadron manager, is honored on his retirement after 30 years of Air Force service, 8 a.m. Aug. 1 at the Keesler NCO Academy auditorium. Chief Sanders arrived at Keesler last July after a year-long deployment to Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. He's the

Envelope of cash discovered; Keesler housekeeper turns it in

It was 10 a.m. on a Saturday, a Saturday that started out as just another day for Cynthia Franklin, a custodial worker in the 2000 block of the Inns of Keeler. She was pushing her cleaning cart down the hallway when she noticed a service sign on the door of Room 2216. She entered and did what little

Electronic principles perfection

Senior Airman Daniel Blondell, left, and Airmen 1st Class Eric Eberhardt and Andrew Menkes graduated July 17 from the electronic principles course in the 332nd Training Squadron with perfect scores on all block tests. Airman Blondell, from Wichita, Kan.; Airman Eberhart, from Wellington, Ohio; and