Karaoke Battle of the Wings Brings the House Down
Minot Air Force Base saw its fair share of high notes, big laughs, and friendly rivalry as the Karaoke Battle Finale took over Rockers Bar & Grill, proving once again that the installation is packed with hidden talent. The high-energy finale featured a head-to-head showdown between the 5th Bomb Wing Warbirds and the 91st Missile […]
February Squadron of the Month-Heart and Hustle: 5th Healthcare Operations Squadron
The 5th Bomb Wing Command Team is proud to congratulate the 5th Healthcare Operations Squadron (5th HCOS) for their selection as the February Squadron of the Month! At a time of year when the winter chill can settle in, the 5th HCOS has been a source of warmth and energy for the entire Minot community. […]
OPSEC: Why Operational Security Matters
Operations Security, commonly known as OPSEC, is a critical responsibility shared by military personnel, their families, and civilians living or working on military installations. While the term “OPSEC” is frequently heard in military environments, its importance cannot be overstated, especially during real-world or ongoing situations.OPSEC is the practice of identifying, controlling, and protecting sensitive information […]
Cold Weather Defender Course reinforces 91st Missile Wing security mission
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. – Airmen assigned to the 91st Security Forces Group strengthened readiness and resilience during the Cold Weather Defender Course, a three-phase exercise focused on extreme cold while responding to high-stress tactical scenarios, Jan 20, 2026. The course challenged participants both mentally and physically, combining medical readiness and tactical response while […]
How Cold Is Too Cold for Dogs? Plus, How to Calm the Comment Section
It’s North Dakota. It’s well below freezing. Dogs still need to go outside to relieve themselves, and some need time outdoors to burn off energy. On base, where backyards are often visible to neighbors, pets are frequently in plain sight. When temperatures drop into the negatives, those sightings often spark outrage. Neighbors take to social […]
Fire-Smart Starts Here: SPARKY’s February Safety Tips – Copy
Mission: Transition – Managing Stress Together Workshop for Families is Back On!
Minot AFB’s School Liaison Office is hosting a “Mission: Transition – Managing Stress Together” all-day fun, hands-on workshop for military families (including homeschool) at the Jimmy Doolittle Center on Tuesday, February 24th, 2026. This workshop was originally scheduled for November, but unfortunately the government shutdown thwarted efforts for its realization. Back on, five on-base offices […]
Local Music Educator Named VFW State Teacher of the Year, Advances to National Competition
Dr. Amanda Capote, a music educator serving students at North Plains and Dakota Elementary Schools, has been named the Post 753 Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) 2025 Teacher of the Year, earning top honors at the local, district, and state levels. With this achievement, Dr. Capote now advances to the national stage of the VFW […]
Keystone Club Gears Up for Youth of the Year and a Busy Spring of Service
The Keystone Club at the Boys & Girls Club is kicking off the spring season with exciting events, meaningful service, and a strong focus on leadership through the Youth of the Year program. As the Club’s premier teen leadership group, Keystone members continue to play a vital role in supporting younger members while preparing themselves […]
Minot North Cheer Shines at State with Multiple Titles and Top Honors
The Minot North High School cheer team delivered an outstanding performance at the North Dakota State Cheer Competition, earning multiple state championships, top finishes across divisions, and several prestigious individual and team awards. With precision, power, and undeniable team chemistry, Minot North proved itself as one of the most dominant programs in the state. One […]