Fairchild Civil Engineers pave the way

Blue Star Spouse Award: Ann Gottlieb

Local high school students tour Fairchild

Honorary commanders, eagles tour the MSG

More than 20 Fairchild Honorary Commanders and civic leader program members, known as Eagles, got an up close look at the inner workings of the 92nd Mission Support Group during a tour on April 25. The purpose of the Honorary Commanders program is to partner with and educate influential members of

Fairchild celebrates 20 years as “Tree City USA” on Arbor Day

Over the past 20 years, more than 2,500 trees and shrubs have been planted in the base's parks and along streets in order to make the community a more pleasant place to live leading to Team Fairchild being recognized for 20 years as a Tree City USA community during the base's annual Arbor Day

Team Fairchild runs supporting Sexual Assault Awareness

Every April marks the Air Force's continued commitment to preventing sexual assault and uses the month as an opportunity to renew the service's vow to treat others with dignity and respect. This mentality, while reinforced during April, is something Team Fairchild Airmen say they carry with them

Building a legacy: Capt. Tyler Voss

The memory of a fallen Airman will live on with the help of the friendship, dedication and loyalty of one Fairchild Air Force Base staff sergeant. Capt. Tyler Voss of the 93rd Air Refueling Squadron was one of three Airmen who perished in an aircraft accident nearly one year ago, and Staff Sgt.

Michael Anderson students learn weather science with Katie Boer

Katie Boer visited Michael Anderson Elementary at Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash., to teach children the science of weather and the importance of following their dreams April 21, 2014. Boer is a KREM 2 News weather anchor for the Inland Northwest Region.

Altus, McConnell selected to receive KC-46A

Air Force officials announced April 23 that McConnell Air Force Base, Kan., is the first active duty-led main operating base for the KC-46A Pegasus and Altus AFB, Okla., is the Air Force's KC-46A formal training unit. This final selection announcement follows the completion of the environmental

Cancer survivor leads Air Force survival school

"I'm thankful that it was me and not my wife or kids," said Col. William "Bill" Thomas, on his diagnosis with throat cancer while studying at the Air War College in February 2011. According to the Mayo Clinic, throat cancer refers to cancerous tumors that develop in the throat, larynx or tonsils.