It was an exceptionally hot September day in Twentynine Palms, California, and I was sitting in the waiting room of the physical therapist’s office, waiting
A workshop on LEGAL ISSUES FACING VETERANS is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 from 6-8 pm in the Columbia County Law
Spurgeon D. Keeth, who was Clatsop County’s last living survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, died Thursday. He was 92. After spending most
The Roseburg VA Health Care System will be screening the documentary “Lioness” at the Coos Bay Library, 525 Anderson Avenue, Coos Bay, on Jan. 3,
Mt. Hood Community College received a grant of $60,720 from The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs to improve service to students who have served in
Mary Newman served as the Douglas County VSO for 13 years, and worked in Veterans’ Services Offices in Oregon for over 30 years. … Veterans’
NAMI Homefront, Nami Peer-to-Peer Recovery Education and NAMI Family to Family are free classes, but pre-registration is required. Views: 131
Veterans Affairs officials are denying a report that they have softened their stance on medical marijuana, insisting that updated guidance on the drug does not
Frank White recently turned 94, which means the Estacada resident has experienced nearly a century of adventures. Views: 31
According to psychologist Michael Terman, as many as 60 million Americans suffer winter doldrums. Consequently, they often don’t find much to celebrate during the holiday
When community members started trickling slowly in for Christmas dinner at the Seaside American Legion Post 99, they passed a table filled with knitted hats
It isn’t every day that a 1946 Chevy pickup is parked at the Oregon Veterans’ Home — and in a courtyard closed to vehicles. The
