Changes to the Army National Guard are resulting in more days that soldiers are away from home for training and deployment. A Department of Defense
Through her work to honor Korean War veterans, Hannah Kim has left an imprint on Washington D.C. and the United States. And as one sliver
Shannon Langley, an Army veteran who helped lead an incredible turnaround in the ability of veterans to secure employment and training opportunities in Oregon, has been named the state’s Woman Veteran of the Year.
A Navy SEAL who led a risky assault on a mountain peak to rescue a stranded teammate in Afghanistan in 2002 will receive the Medal
Dale Jenkins and Stanley Grey corrected a situation at Finley Cemetery Friday afternoon, May 4, by installing a flagpole to honor the veterans buried in
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. This is a time where our country comes together to highlight and recognize the many different Asian Americans,
VA is currently investigating a telephone scam involving an individual or individuals impersonating VA Office of General Counsel attorneys. The perpetrator reportedly calls Veterans and
In our weekly War Stories series, we tell the stories of Central Oregon’s war veterans–some who made it back from their war and some who
Mild traumatic brain injury may sound like an oxymoron, along the lines of “jumbo shrimp” or “random order.” But a new study shows that mild
Identification cards from the Department of Veterans Affairs’ new program will be in the mail, on their way to veterans starting “tomorrow,” VA officials said
Baker City Councilor Jim Thomas last week took a $1,000 check to the City of Baker City for the Veterans section of the Mt. Hope
Dean Chambers’ sweaty, tattooed arm clung to the pole of a massive American flag when he crossed the finish line at Salem Riverfront Park’s amphitheater as part
