As a result we do have several veteran-owned businesses in our region, but the general unemployment rate for veterans in Oregon is over 7 percent, …
With Veterans Day around the corner, the U.S. Small Business Administration honors the men and women who not only serve our country abroad, but also
Klamath Falls native Brian Eayres has always been the sort of person who does what he wants, whether that is joining the Marines on a
A Vietnam vet and construction expert trains fellow veterans in the tools of the trade.
We are all aware of the tremendous sacrifices members of our military make to defend our country and our citizens. But we may not be
Dean Howes, one of the founders of Vagabond Brewing in Salem, had noticed Albany’s evolving and expanding beer scene, as well as the area’s growing
One of the largest veteran resource events in the state will be held in central Oregon next month, when the Veteran Benefit Expo kicks off at 10 a.m. July 15 at the Deschutes Fair & Expo Center in Redmond.
With over 75 booths featuring state and federal service providers, non-profit agencies, employers and other local partners, this free event promises to bring together the best benefits, resources and programs Oregon has to offer veterans and their families.
Rhumbix, a company started by veterans, adapted a military system used to track soldiers’ locations for construction projects.
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Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs