Tops In Blue set to perform at Memorial Auditorium

Get ready for a fantastic night of free entertainment as Tops In Blue, the premiere entertainment showcase of the U. S. Air Force, will perform at Memorial Auditorium in Wichita Falls on Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. The highly acclaimed 2006 edition of Tops In Blue is entitled "What's Love?" Guests will be

General implements weather condition index

The commander of the 82nd Training Wing has implemented a Weather Condition Index just in time for the latest round of wintry weather. According to a memorandum sent out to all commanders, Brig. Gen. Richard Devereaux's index is "intended to provide guidance to personnel regarding reporting, delay

King set to rule over medical group

Col. James King Jr. took command of the 82nd Medical Group from Col. Michael Miller Jan. 17 in a change of command ceremony in Bldg. 1045. "I'm excited to share our talents and learn from each and every one of you," Colonel King said. "Sheppard sets the standard for (Air Education and Training

365th TRS dominates 82nd MDOS, 52-37

The 365th Training Squadron Eagles stayed one step ahead of the 82nd Medical Operations Squadron all through Wednesday night's basketball game, ending the evening with a 52-37 win. Seconds into the game, 365th TRS coach Shawn Cleophas made his first of many layups that evening. Along with Arthur

Sheppard revs up computer security

Today attacks against the United States no longer come from the land, sea or air. The U.S. military must remain vigilant against a number of threats, including the growing world of cyberspace. Team Sheppard is doing its part in securing our information lines with a number of measures to ensure

Athletic fields under construction at Sheppard

The telltale signs of construction are popping up all over Sheppard. A backhoe depositing huge mounds of earth onto the ground as it creates a growing chasm. Workers crowd around blueprints and maps discussing the end product. The entire spectacle is surrounded by orange traffic cones connected with

Mouthguards take the bite out of tooth, mouth injuries

Knee pads? Check Ankle brace? Check. Mouth guard? Hmmm. When most active people prepare for their respective sport, they often overlook the need for a mouth guard. But, statistics show that is one piece of protective equipment that shouldn't go tongue-in-cheek. Each year more than 500,000 dental

Eagles smash Chiefs, 61-34

Taxing time: Center opens to help taxpayers save money

It's that time of year again when pencil use is at a feverish high and numbers on keyboards are beginning to fade as the 2007 tax season is set to start Jan. 17. More than 60 volunteers are prepared to help make this year's tax season a painless experience for all Team Sheppard members. Pat Moudy, a

Sheppard phases in new phase program

Sheppard Airmen in training are finding themselves with more freedom and responsibility as Air Education and Training Command phases in its new phase program. The new program, which took effect after the Airmen returned from holiday exodus, is scheduled to be fully functional across Sheppard on Jan