The effort to build a National Desert Storm Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., passed a significant milestone last week with formal approval
The problem with World War I on the screen is exactly the problem of World War I in reality: It may have been a linchpin
This Saturday will mark the 78th Anniversary of the attacks on Pearl Harbor. Those attacks were the catalyst that brought the united states into World
Feds Hire Vets is your single site for Federal employment information for Veterans, transitioning military service members, their families and Federal hiring officials. In the
Volunteers will place holiday wreaths to honor and remember our nation’s Veterans at many of VA’s national cemeteries this Saturday, Dec. 15 during this year’s national Wreaths Across America event.
VA Voluntary Service is proud to join in celebrating GivingTuesday, a national recognition of opportunities for giving and serving. The holidays are typically a time
Carl Gustafson always had this big grin on his face. He loved to tell jokes. He loved to tell stories. He loved the Beavers. And
What’s been going on at 2nd and Pacific in Tillamook? The former Blue Moon Café has had several tenants over the past year or so,
Because the wars and conflicts in the Middle East no longer receive the front page stories and round-the-clock coverage they once did, it can be
Note: This article is part of a series on VA’s progress implementing the VA MISSION Act of 2018. Have a sore throat, earache, or strained
CCAT will continue its free shuttle service from the VA North Bend Clinic to the Roseburg VA Medical Center until March 2020. The Oregon Department
A longtime supporter of the Gresham Senior Center was honored alongside other veterans during a Quilts of Valor presentation Sunday afternoon, Nov. 24. Herschel Brown,
