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  • Teen center fights boredom with summer fun

    Parents looking to keep their teens actively "preoccupied" this summer can turn to the 52nd Force Support Squadron Teen Center here, which is offering a variety of programs and activities throughout the summer."We're excited to bring a lot of events to the teens this summer," said Katie

  • Baron seniors celebrate graduation

    Fifty-four Bitburg High School seniors received their diplomas at the high school's 58th annual graduation ceremony, which took place in Hangar 1 here June 9.All of the class' students graduated this year with approximately 40 students continuing to college in the fall.Every student who was accepted

  • GKES closes, celebrates history

    NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen's elementary school held a commemorative end of year ceremony June 8 to celebrate the school's legacy before its closure June 12.The Department of Defense Dependent Schools-Europe closed Geilenkirchen Elementary School as part of an efficiency initiative to deliver

  • Fair provides local travel information, fun, games

    More than 2,000 Sabers attended the seventh annual Explore the Eifel information and adventure fair May 11 at Club Eifel here. Explore the Eifel is a partnership building event that brings vendors from throughout the region to Spangdahlem AB to share with Sabers what Germany, Luxembourg and Belgium

  • Wheels of steel: practice safety on skateboards, bicycles

    Department of Defense members and their families are required to follow all safety requirements when skateboarding or bicycling on and off base in accordance with Air Force Instruction 91-207, The U.S. Air Force Traffic Safety Program.This AFI identifies personal protective equipment for riding a

  • New housing website prepares Airmen for moving

    With the summer moving season just around the corner thousands of Airmen and their families can now use a new housing website to help prepare for their move. The website, http://www.housing.af.mil, provides dormitory information for unaccompanied Airmen while detailing housing options and support

  • Order up for changes at Club Eifel

    Club Eifel members can book parts of or the entire club ballroom starting May 1. The ballroom closed in December, and the approximately $500,000 in renovations fixed the room's ceiling and partitions, which can now slide out to divide the ballroom into five smaller rooms.Having this capability