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  • CDC hosts children’s art show

    The creative masterpieces of children attending the Ellsworth Air Force Base Child Development Center are currently on display now through April 29 as part of the CDC's first ever children's art show."Every classroom in the CDC has done artwork," said Carol Heiser, 28th Force Support Squadron CDC

  • 28th SFS earns MAJCOM award

    Air Combat Command officials recently named the 28th Security Forces Squadron as the 2010 Air Combat Command Outstanding Medium-sized Security Forces Squadron of the Year due to its numerous accomplishments, both at home and abroad.The 28th SFS will receive the award during an awards banquet at the

  • Wing commander tests B-1B simulator upgrade

    28th Bomb Wing Commander Col. Jeffrey Taliaferro visited Ellsworth's B-1B Lancer simulators to evaluate upgrades made to weapon and visual system trainers, April 15.Modifications began mid-January 2011 to upgrade visual and sensor databases, as well as the projectors and display screens of the

  • ACC command chief visits Ellsworth

    In order to better understand and communicate the needs of enlisted Airmen, Chief Master Sgt. Martin Klukas, the command chief of Air Combat Command, visited Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., April 13 through 16.During his visit he toured various base facilities and met Airmen from units and

  • 34th Bomb Squadron departs for Green Flag

    More than one hundred Airmen from the 34th Bomb Squadron and 28th Operations Support Squadron are scheduled to depart Ellsworth, April 14, for the Green Flag West 11-06 exercise at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., April 15 to 29.Lt. Col. John Martin, 34th Bomb Squadron commander, said the Green Flag

  • Kids, spouses and teachers experience deployment

    As a way of helping children, spouses and teachers of military families to gain a better understanding of the deployment process, Ellsworth Air Force Base hosted a special event in the PRIDE Hangar, April 9.The event, called KUDOS, SUDOS and TUDOS - kids, spouses and teachers understanding

  • Dakota's Club Yogi Bear Family Fun Day

    The Dakota's Club is inviting families to join them for a full-day event of movies, coloring activities, games, pingpong, inflatable gyms and more, April 29 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.The cost of the event is $2 per person. The event is free for infants.Lunch will be available from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with

  • Dakota's Club offers Easter brunch

    Dakota's Club is offering Easter brunch, with movies and an Easter egg hunt for children, April 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.The menu includes a variety of meals including roasted top round au jus, tossed salad and a fruit tray. There will also be a breakfast bar featuring biscuits and gravy, a waffle

  • Underwater Easter egg hunt

    The Bellamy Fitness Center indoor pool will host an underwater Easter egg hunt, April 22 at 4 p.m. at the indoor pool.The three categories for competitors are:· Infants up to 4 years old (with parent)· Children 5 to 8 years old· Children 9 to 12 years oldPrizes include happy meal certificates to

  • Earth Day 5K

    The Bellamy Fitness Center invites runners age 16 and older to participate in a free 5k run beginning at 3:30 p.m., April 22. For more information, call the Bellamy Fitness Center at (605)385‐2266.