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  • College of American Pathologists laud Ellsworth lab

    The College of American Pathologists recently accredited the medical laboratory here after a fine-toothed comb inspection examining everything from needles and giant rubber bands all the way to each of the more than 1,000 processes involved in maintaining a lab. "(The CAP) actually goes through each

  • Holiday Message to 12th Air Force and AFSOUTH Airmen

    As 2006 comes to a close and the new year approaches, I'd ask each of you to take a moment and reflect on what you have accomplished for our Air Force and our nation. Your dedication and many sacrifices continue to make 12th Air Force and Air Forces Southern the premier organizations they are today.

  • In memory of Baddy

    Baddy, a 28th Security Forces Military Working Dog, died on December 6 after severe medical complications. He turned 10 this month. Baddy was assigned to Ellsworth on April 9, 1999. During his seven-year military career the German Shepherd supported the US Secret Service and US State Department for

  • Straight Talk

    Q: I've heard Ellsworth is cutting it's housing in half and not renewing it's lease for Centennial housing, therefore families will be forced downtown on BAS. Is this true? A: In a word, no. The current Centennial housing lease will run its course, expiring in increments starting in 2010 and 2011,

  • Ellsworth continues record of excellence in environmental compliance

    Region 8 of the Environmental Protection Agency announced the deletion of portions of the Ellsworth Air Force Base site from the National Priorities List Dec. 4. "This milestone is a result of a tremendous amount of hard work by some highly dedicated professionals not only at Ellsworth but at the