Minot on road to recovery

With the Souris River's water-level receding to a measure of 1,560.47 feet June 28, many of Minot's impacted residents, Air Force Global Strike Command Airmen, and their families, are eager to start on the path to recovery, which city officials stated was going to be a very long-term process.Minot

MAFB provides shelter to 'extended family members'

Base water possibly contaminated

Many Air Force Global Strike Command Airmen and their families flooded the commissary here when the boil water order was put into effect for the city of Minot, which includes the air force base, June 25.A boil water order was issued to the city of Minot in response to a possible contamination

Officials stop moves to Minot Air Force Base

Air Force officials have temporarily halted most permanent change of station moves and temporary duty assignments to Minot Air Force Base, N.D.Flooding has forced many to evacuate the city of Minot, N.D., prompting the commanders of the 5th Bomb Wing and 91st Missile Wing to request a partial stop

Hope for the devastated city of Minot

A press conference held at city hall here June 26 offered a shred of good news for those residents, Airmen, and family members impacted by Minot's record-shattering floods during the month of June. The mayor announced that the Souris River measured at 1561.72 feet late in the evening of June 25 and