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  • Robins to honor deceased at Camellia Gardens ceremony

    People mark the death of a loved one in different ways. For 32 years, Robins, through a partnership with the Middle Georgia Camellia Gardens Society and the Warner Robins Chamber of Commerce, has paid tribute to the deceased members of Team Robins in an emotional, patriotic ceremony at its Camellia

  • Robins golfers win Shaw Invitational

    Tech. Sgt. Martin Bajala, Tech. Sgt. Christopher Danko, Master Sgt. Mark Schwab, and Airman 1st Class Kent Parsons defied the odds to capture first place at the Shaw Invitational. The Robins quartet's victory marked the first time ever a Robins team won that tournament. "We have competed in the

  • Robins youth bowler preps for international competition

    When it comes to bowling Brianna Woolery is one lucky 11-year-old. It all started two years ago when she won a drawing for a bowling ball and bag at the Gold Cup Bowling Center on Russell Parkway in Warner Robins. "I was excited to win something for once, so I wanted to try it out. I found out I

  • Center commander gets new assignment at AFMC

    Air Force officials announced that Maj. Gen. Tom Owen, Warner Robins Air Logistics Center commander, will leave Robins to be assigned to Headquarters Air Force Materiel Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. General Owen will be the director of logistics and sustainment for the command.

  • Robins exceeds AFAF contribution goal

    Often, people at Robins go beyond the call of duty. That type of performance was mirrored in the base's contributions to the 2008 Air Force Assistance Fund campaign, which ran from March 24 to May 2. Robins exceeded its $86,108 goal, collecting $96,412.72 in total contributions in this year's

  • ‘Incredibles’ are unbeatable

    For a group of 7- to 10-year-olds, the sweetness of victory is a taste they have become accustomed to enjoying. The Incredibles, one of Robins Youth Soccer Association's Youth 10 soccer teams, have proven their name is well deserved after completing regular season play for two years undefeated.

  • TMF cools moving concerns as PCS season heats up

    Moving is second nature for active-duty Airmen and their families. Tech. Sgt. Robert Diamond, NCO in charge of quality control in the 78th Logistics Readiness Squadron's Traffic Management Flight, said Airmen and Department of Defense civilians should visit his office as soon as permanent change of

  • Leaders dedicate donated model of Global Hawk

    The corner of Watson Blvd. and Byron St. is transforming into a scenic tour for members of the Robins community as a second aircraft replica now calls the corner home. During a dedication ceremony May 7, members of the 560th Aircraft Sustainment Group and members of the Northrop Grumman Global Hawk

  • NCO Academy personnel prepare for school closure

    Airmen on staff at the Robins NCO Academy are preparing to part ways as the school nears its inactivation on May 20. Some staff members will make permanent change of station moves to bases Air Force wide to continue their career paths in various military disciplines, while others will transition