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The family sells pumpkins they raised and donates the money to help families staying at Ronald McDonald House in Fargo.

There is no better example than the Grand Forks Air Force Base and its many transitions to meet emerging threats.

Fred Quam not only spent decades in the North Dakota Air National Guard, he helped start it, and is the last charter member still living.

Duane Larson was born at Regent, North Dakota in 1916, and graduated from Regent High School. In 1941, Larson joined the US Army Air Corp and was initially assigned duty as a truck driver. After achieving high test scores, he moved into flight school, getting his wings at a base in Alabama and becoming a pilot with the rank of 2nd Lieutenant.

Dennis B was honored in Wahpeton on Monday, July 31, for his years of service to our country.

Born at a very young age, Brent Allen Ehrichs began the adventure of a lifetime on February 10, 1957 in Fargo, ND. As a kid, Brent’s heroes included cowboys, fighter pilots, and of course, his parents Warren and Janice; all of whom would be both influential and ever present throughout his life. With his mom as his den leader, and his brother Kevin at his side, the Boy Scouts of America recognized Brent for his sense of duty, service to others, and preparedness by inducting him into the Order o...

"Images of Aviation, North Dakota Air National Guard" outlines the history of North Dakota's 178th fighter squadron.

Steven Ciceron A Shining Star of Mark’s Place

Steven Ciceron A Shining Star of Mark’s Place

BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Doug Burgum and Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford this week marked the completion of their sixth year in office, reflecting on a year of addressing