Personal Trainer leaves lasting impact on Team Minot
Airman 1st Class Anthony Ramey, 5th Bomg Wing Public Affairs MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D.– For the past four years, Jill Cangealose has helped Airmen, spouses and community members build confidence, create healthier habits and discover that fitness does not have to be intimidating to become part of everyday life. As she prepares to depart […]
91st Security Forces Group welcomes their new commander
Airman 1st Class Anthony Ramey, Minot Air Force Base Public Affairs MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. —U.S. Air Force Col. George Hern received command of the 91st Security Forces Group (SFG) during a change of command ceremony on July 1, 2026. U.S. Air Force Col. Jimmy Schlabach, former 91st Missile Wing (MW) commander, officiated over […]
Inside the Gates: The Missile Alert Facility Manager
91st Operations Group When most people think about the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) mission, they picture the missile combat crews pulling alerts deep underground, or the heavily armed Security Forces defenders patrolling the harsh wind-swept plains. But topside, behind the gates of every Missile Alert Facility (MAF) scattered across our nation’s missile fields, is a […]
The Drive(rs) Behind Our Carriers
Carrie Driver plays several roles in the Minot AFB community: military spouse, volunteer, Northern Sentry carrier manager, and, most recently, Financial Advisor for First Command Financial Advisors. Her story reflects both the movement of military life and the steady community connections that keep families rooted. A Military FamilyCarrie, originally from Montana, met her husband Tim […]
This is the splendor of North Dakota
There is no doubt in my mind that if you are a tourist, this is the best time to be in North Dakota. Those long, boring Interstate drives aren’t so bad in late July. Why? Because there is so much growth and vibrancy. It’s just too good to ignore. I ran into a friend in […]
A Mid-Summer Report
It Can’t Be…It just can’t be that summer of 2026 is now past the halfway point. There are so many things that give us notice that summer is on the downhill slide. Of course, there is always the North Dakota Parade and the North Dakota State Fair. Prior to that was the first of the […]
It’s not November, but theTurkeys are Sweatin’!
We had a pretty mild summer up until the weekend of July 10th-12th. The temperatures ranged from 87 degrees to 105 degrees with 100% humidity leading the wave. Despite the weather, it’s important to maintain educational awareness at home, overcoming or avoiding any “summer slide” or regression in student learning. One way to do this […]