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Leonard Witt, owner of Coast to Coast, a hardware store in Monett, was recently honored with a “Patriot” award in recognition of extraordinary support of its employees and family members

Elements of the U.S. Army performed a river assault and bridge-building exercise April 12 on the MKRNS near James Trimble Lock and Dam.

KEYSTONE — The South Dakota National Guard’s Army Aviation Support Facility and seven soldiers from the 109th Engineer Battalion partnered with the National Park Service to remove fallen trees and

KEYSTONE, S.D. - The South Dakota National Guards Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF) and seven Soldiers from the 109th Engineer Battalion partnered with the National Park Service to remove fallen

South Dakota National Guard soldiers used a Blackhawk helicopter to help the National Park Service. But it wasn't a military exercise.

Murphy War Hippies come to wage music and peace as Saturday’s headliners at Murphy Music * Brews to benefit Shepherd’s Men.

Since June 2022, Lt. Col. Dan Segura has served as Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville deputy commander, supporting the overall mission of the organization, and ensuring the effectiveness of the

The number 82 may be an arbitrary number for most people. But for the family of deceased Army Air Forces Technician Fifth Grade Clifford Harley Strickland, 82 marks the number of years that have passed since his death was reported while serving in World War II in the Philippine Islands. “They were always saddened that […]

All past, current and future members of the Army Reserve 458th Engineer Battalion might soon be honored with a permanent memorial in Johnstown.

BISMARCK – Gov. Doug Burgum on Friday announced the retirement of Maj. Gen. Alan Dohrmann, adjutant general of the North Dakota National Guard and director of