Airmen bring Halloween to Children's Hospital Colorado

More than 10 volunteers from Buckley Air Force Base, Colo., brought Halloween spirit to children at Children's Hospital Colorado Oct. 29 because going door-to-door trick or treating isn't an option for many of them. Hand painting, mummy wrapping and a craft table were among the activities available

Volunteers Fill the Mayflower: shipping hope

Remember AADD during holidays

Holiday cheer is sometimes associated with eggnog and other alcoholic drinks. With the holiday seasons approaching, the last thing anybody should do after drinking is get behind a wheel of a car. Airmen Against Drunk Driving shouldn't be the first option if one chooses to go out for a few drinks.

Buckley races to raise awareness

Team Buckley members participated in the Annual Breast Cancer Awareness 5K Fun Run/Walk hosted by the Health and Wellness Center Oct. 19 to show their support of victims and their families, promote cancer awareness and celebrate survivors. Approximately 80 people participated in the race, nearly a

Break a leg Airman

Breaking a leg is the last thing anybody wants to do. There's no deploying, a cast is worn for months, and the doctor writes a waiver for physical training. However, breaking a leg is exactly what Staff Sgt. Justin Floyd, 460th Security Forces Squadron, intends to do on Oct. 26 as he and his

Halloween safety tips

As Halloween approaches, children will soon be filling the streets going door to door giggling the famous phrase "trick or treat."To help ensure Halloween stay's safe and fun base officials offer some tips. "It's inevitable that at some point your children will want to go out by themselves. Before

CE Airman shares why she donates through CFC

Why do you donate? This question is one every Airman may consider during the annual Combined Federal Campaign.For Senior Airman Jennifer Crouse, 460th Civil Engineer Squadron operations manager, donating is a part of life.Crouse was deployed to Kandahar, Afghanistan, in fall 2010 where she

460th CES lays pipe

Vice President Joe Biden makes stop at Buckley

So, witness a drug deal lately?

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations opened its first "Anonymous Tip Line" allowing people to provide OSI with anonymous tips concerning suspicious activity.People can send tips one of three ways: by texting, online or using the AFOSI smart phone app. The number is 274637 (CRIMES), the