Why Moving is Better Than Staying
Moving in the military can be viewed as something to endure and struggle through, but what if it is actually something to embrace and celebrate? I’ve often heard other military kids talk about how moving is negative. They talk about leaving behind friends, familiar places, and comfortable routines, which can feel like losing a part […]
September Squadron of the Month-91st Missile Security Operations Squadron
The 91st Missile Wing proudly recognizes the 91st Missile Security Operations Squadron (MSOS) as September’s Squadron of the Month. The 91 MSOS is unique in its role as it supports missions across the 91st Security Forces Group and 91st Missile Wing. One of its premier teams is the Convoy Response Force. Recently, the Convoy Response […]
Operation Heroes: A Family Deployment Adventure
A not so serious deployment is coming up. After a years-long hiatus The Operation Heroes event is finally back. The Military & Family Readiness Center is excited to bring this family favorite event back to Minot Air Force Base. On Saturday, September 12, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., MAFB kids and their families are […]
It’s Creating An Experience
Science teacher JoAnn Schapp of Nedrose has been selected as the 2026-2027 Teacher of the Year by the Air & Space Forces Association David C. Jones Chapter 135 in Minot. The AFA Teacher of the Year program recognizes educators through local chapters, regional selection and eventually a national award. The program honors the legacy of […]
Wreaths Across America Joins Civil Air Patrol for Community Open House
Wreaths Across America is famous for the iconic scene of deep green Balsam Fir wreaths, each crowned with a bright red bow, resting against the white marble headstones of Arlington National Cemetery; these scenes have become part of America’s collective memory. Here in Minot, that same spirit lives through MinotWreaths.org, where the rows of wreaths […]
‘Nothing Else Matters’: Sentinels Rally for 35-20 Win!
The atmosphere inside the stadium was electric, but the opening minutes of Minot North’s varsity home football opener on August 28th felt like a cold splash of water. Within the first five minutes of play, the visiting Williston Coyotes struck first, slicing through the defense to quiet the hometown crowd with an early touchdown. For […]
Life’s Little Experiences
Read Your Article(s) Thanks…it’s my answer to anyone who approaches me and says, “Hey Rod (Ron, Rob, Mr. Wilson) I read your articles all the time.” It’s not to boast, but it’s happening more and more. One of my friends, Curt, will send me comments about my articles and this week he wanted to add […]