Wearing a red, white and blue vest, Chief never leaves Aaron Mixell’s side. Mixell, an Army veteran, was paired with his service dog Chief through
Most people who consider suicide have problems they think they can never overcome. They think that no one can help them and that suicide is
Portland writer Steve Anderson just published his seventh book, “The Preserve” (Simon & Schuster, $21.78). He’ll read from his fast-paced thriller at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
In this War Stories segment, we are introduced to Art Vinall, World War II U.S. Navy veteran, artist and outdoorsman. Thanks to Gary Gruner Chevrolet Buick GMC for
PHOENIX, Ore, — Twenty five southern Oregon veterans are heading to Washington D.C. this week with Honor Flight of Oregon. “I think that it is
Apologies for spoiling the ending, but the upcoming World War II movie “Midway” is about one of the United States’ greatest military victories in our
After years of growth, the number of people using the Post-9/11 GI Bill has now fallen substantially for each of the past two fiscal years,
The second Southern Oregon Trade Careers Expo showcasing living wage career opportunities to high school students and veterans takes place on Thursday September 26th. The
As our country has just passed a milestone of 18 years of war and death, physical and mental injury, and is now entering into an
MEDFORD, Ore. — At Medford’s Veteran‘s Memorial Park, many veteran’s names who have given service to our country can be seen engraved on a stone wall. On
MEDFORD, Ore.– National Guard soldiers from the Rogue Valley are preparing for deployment overseas next month with one final training. The citizen-soldiers gathered in cities
For the past sixteen years, Chinook Winds Casino Resort, owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, has spearheaded the Annual Celebration of
