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  • Ways to save money this tax season

    Uncle Sam is giving everyone until April 17 to mail in their federal tax forms this year. It's the result of a quirky collision between April 15 being on a Sunday, and Emancipation Day, a new legal holiday - only in the District of Columbia - April 16. Regardless of what deadline people set for

  • Warriors take the fight to the ice

    The base hockey team gave a great effort, but was defeated by Kelly's Bar 7-3 at Eagles Arena in Grand Forks, N.D., March 14. On the opening puck drop, Eric Schoenhals, centerman, took control of it, skating his way toward the Kelly's goal. Tensions rose during the first period, with Kelly's Bar

  • Military Moving Center brings savings home

    The Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) is on the move, offering military families a quick and easy way to save time and money on the numerous challenges associated with moving to a new assignment. Searchable by specific street address, AAFES' Military Moving Center service is a "one stop"

  • Lodging gets a facelift

    This past fall the Temporary Lodging Facilities units of the Warrior Inn underwent an $180,000 dollar renovation. The touch-ups included everything from new carpet and drapes to new appliances and mattresses. The facility opened with rave reviews from customers, and the facilities are continually

  • 319 MXG honors Airmen at annual banquet

    Nearly 30 Airmen earned recognition during the 319th Maintenance Group's annual Knucklebuster Awards Banquet March 10 here. Airmen won awards at the group level and received a bronze statuette of "Sven," the wing's Warrior of the North mascot, for their accomplishments. Five Airmen are group

  • CSAF visits Warriors of the North

    The highest-ranking officer in the Air Force visited the Warriors of the North, March 13 during a visit to North Dakota bases. During a breakfast with Airmen, and an interview with local reporters, Gen. T. Michael Moseley talked about the future of the Air Force, and more specifically, the future of

  • Chief Master Sgt. Terry Savoie: Air Force must continue to be first

    Chief Savoie made this statement during the 319th Maintenance Group Knucklebuster Award Banquet, March 10 in Building 607 here. Dressed in a desert combat uniform, mess dress combination, the retired chief from San Angelo, Texas, gave a spirited and inspiring speech about the necessity of being

  • Donation funds new camera purchase

    Airmen and family members can now keep the lines of communication open, thanks to a donation by the Officer's Spouse Club to the Friends of Family Support here Mar. 12. The $2,100 check was presented by Mrs. Jill Ayres, president of the OSC, and Mrs. Becky Daw, first vice-president, to Mr. Tom

  • Grand Forks Airmen to begin reinstated Anthrax vaccine

    Airmen here who are going to deploy will be getting the Anthrax Vaccine before they go, including Air Expeditionary Force 7/8 deployers, non-AEF bucket deployers and enablers. The Anthrax Vaccine Immunization Program mandates Airmen assigned to high-threat areas receive the Anthrax vaccine, while

  • Five COMM Airmen first to attend SERE

    A select team of five 319th Communications Squadron Airmen were the first of their kind to go through SERE training and deploy on a flying mission supporting airborne communications as part of team Viper. These five Airmen were selected by their squadron for this unique mission. SERE stands for