The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring for a variety of temporary jobs, including census takers. (U.S. Census Bureau/Marianne Lee Photography)
Veterans will see a cost-of-living increase in their benefits payouts later this year, but it likely won’t be as big as the last one they
Each person experiences grief differently when a loved one passes, but survivors should not feel confused about what to do next. The Survivors Quick Start
MEDFORD, Ore. — Two local non-profits are coming together to better serve veterans and their families. Friday ColumbiaCare Services and the Rogue Valley Veterans &
(Hope For The Warriors Restoring Hope Scholarship recipient, Angela Boswell and family | Photo courtesy of Hope For The Warriors) Hope For The Warriors recently
Friday, Sept. 20, is POW/MIA Recognition Day. This special day and the POW/MIA flag are symbolic of our nation’s resolve to never leave our warriors
As the nation experiences unprecedented economic growth and nearly the lowest unemployment rates in history, President Donald Trump and the U.S. Small Business Administration are
When over 400,000 Veterans and service members send pictures and thank you notes for the amazing experiences and life-long memories provided by a non-profit organization—free
In the news: scams, fraud, and you This month’s headlines have been full of stories on fraud and scams targeting Oregonians. Here’s what Oregon veterans,
The fifth annual Veteran Benefit Expo, the state’s largest veteran benefit resource event, will be held in Pendleton next week, July 27th at the Pendleton
Just in Oregon, servicemembers, veterans, and spouses have reported more than 80 scams with an estimated $22,000 lost in the last year.
Soldiers watch a training video during classroom training in February 2019 at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin. (Scott T. Sturkol/Army)
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