• Airman Recreation Center gets facelift

    More than a dozen workers from the Lowe's located in Layton volunteered their time to put a fresh coat of paint on the walls inside the Airman Recreation Center. The project took more than two day to complete. The Center, also known as the ARC, is place for Hill AFB's junior enlisted Airmen to relax

  • Airmen receive Spencer innovation award

    When innovative ideas save the Air Force hundreds of thousands of dollars, leadership takes notice. Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James presented the Gen. Larry O. Spencer Innovation Award to Master Sgt. Matthew Galinsky, who, in 2015, served as the Air Force fuels equipment manager at Fort

  • Managing anger means learning to recognize the signs

    During the fall months, Air Force Materiel Command will promote its managing anger campaign. Managing anger is the process of learning to recognize signs that you’re becoming angry, and taking action to calm down and deal with the situation in a positive way.

  • 2016 Intermountain CFC Campaign: “Show Some Love”

    The 2016 Intermountain Combined Federal Campaign is underway. The campaign provides the opportunity for federal employees, including those assigned to Hill AFB, to serve others in a tangible way through donations to charities of their choice.

  • Fall safety tips: share the road

    We have all experienced a long hot summer and are accustomed to dealing with hazards associated with summertime. We now find ourselves approaching the fall season. Before we know it the days will be shorter and we will be spending more time driving in the dark during morning and afternoon commutes.