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Minot United Wrestling Sees Strong Finishes at December Tournaments

Fatimzahra Elbouab, age 16 On December 6, the Minot United Girls Wrestling Team traveled to Turtle Mountain High School for their second tournament of the season: Thunder on the Mountain. With a variety of placements across several weight classes, the team earned multiple podium finishes across December tournaments. Girls Varsity Results – Thunder on the […]

AFA Is Looking For Members

The Air and Space Forces Association is working hard for the Airmen of the Minot Air Base, and we are looking for new members and new community sponsors for the David C. Jones 135 chapter in Minot. Membership in the AFA is easy to accomplish. You can go to our site, jones.afa.org and click on […]

Dean M. Seelig, Lisbon Veteran, participated on recent Honor Flight

Jeanne Sexton-Brown Dean M. Seelig grew up in Lisbon, the oldest of five boys and one girl, the children of Duke and Lorraine Seelig. Dean was drafted by the Army in February, 1966 and sent to basic training at Fort Ord, California. He served as a communication specialist/teletype IBM specialist with the 69th Signal Company. […]

The Lofts at Frost Fire Park-A Luxury Mountain Escape Now Open and Ready to Rent

This article originally appeared in the Northern Sentry 2025–2026 Winter Guide, available at numerous locations throughout Minot Air Force Base, and packed with winter safety tips and seasonal activities designed to keep the community informed and entertained all winter long. Nestled in the scenic beauty of Walhalla’s Frost Fire Park, The Lofts, a collection of […]

Souris Valley United Way Enters Final Weeks of Campaign After a Year of Local Impact

Souris Valley United Way As the new year begins, Souris Valley United Way is entering the final weeks of its annual fundraising campaign, and reflecting on the meaningful impact local dollars made throughout the community in 2025. This year’s campaign goal is $625,000, funding programs that support children, families, and individuals across the region. With […]

Continuing a Conversation

My newspaper roots, or newspaper routes, go back to when I was about 7 years old. The town of Maddock, North Dakota had a hometown newspaper, The Standard, but it was not delivered by carriers, instead it came in the mail. We once did a tour of the Maddock Post Office and Postmaster Irv Pritchard […]

It isn’t all doom and gloom

Driving through western South Dakota is like taking a space flight to Mars. You don’t think it’s ever going to end. There are vast stretches of nothing more than ranch land and long distances between communities. For our travel itinerary, it was go to Dickinson, then south on N.D. Highway 22 to Reeder and on […]

ND Insights: Military-Family-Supporting Website

North Dakota’s Insights.nd.gov website now features educational data available to the public. This website “is the state’s official source for information about public education across North Dakota. The information is provided by partner agencies through the Statewide Longitudinal Data System and is brought about through the collaborative work efforts of the following North Dakota agencies: […]

What Would You Like to See in 2026?

The Northern Sentry is not a typical newspaper. In fact, did you know it is one of only a handful of military-wide newspapers still in operation, not just those serving Air Force bases? In researching this, I couldn’t even find a single active weekly paper like it still running. That alone makes the Northern Sentry […]