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  • Construction set to close Dover Street

    Construction closing Dover Street permanently between Suffolk and Malmstrom streets will begin no earlier than April 23. The closure is to make room for a new building adjacent to buildings 890 and 895, and to increase force protection in the area. Parking lots near the facilities will remain

  • Compact helps military kids transition into their new school

    In four years, Cait Horner, a Peterson Air Force Base family member, attended four different schools in two different states and one foreign country. Each time she moved she was retested for placement in the gifted and talented program. Sometimes she was placed in the gifted program, sometimes she

  • Comm squadron charges into Guardian Challenge

    Peterson Air Force Base is the proud host of this year's Guardian Challenge contest, an event held every two years creating friendly competition for the title of best space and cyberspace wing in the Air Force. The 21st Communications Squadron technical control shop tackled that challenge head-on by

  • AFAF campaign kicks-off at Peterson

    The Air Force Assistance Fund campaign drive at Peterson AFB began March 29 and is scheduled to run through May 10.The AFAF campaign is an annual on-the-job fundraising appeal conducted among Air Force personnel for the benefit of Air Force personnel. It was established to provide for an annual

  • 21st CES oversees variety of current, pending construction projects

    Peterson pedestrians and drivers are asked to be vigilant while out and about on the base as a variety of roadway repair and construction projects on Peterson have either begun or are scheduled to begin in the near future. Road crack seal and repairThe following roads are scheduled to undergo crack

  • Aragon getting $1.8 million makeover

    When the Aragon dining facility reopens this summer it will have a fresh, upscale look rivaling any fine dining restaurant and upscale sports bar in town. One side of the dining hall will feature a fine dining area with contemporary French doors and glass partition, to make use of natural light and

  • 21st SW chapel gets high praise

    It was a good thing Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Randall Kitchens, 21st Space Wing chaplain, was a passenger and not driving the morning the Air Force Space Command chaplain called."Randy, congratulations, your chapel team just won the Air Force team of the year," Chaplain (Col.) Gregory Tate told Chaplain