WINSTON, Ore. — A woman from Winston is helping veterans – one origami class at a time. But it’s her own disability that inspires them
We know that interacting with VA can sometimes be complicated and frustrating. That’s why VA is working to modernize our online tools as quickly as
We all were talking around the coffee table this last week about how many of us can truly be thankful that we are not just
Running Dogs Brewery opened Wednesday Oct. 25 on 1st Street in St. Helens. Owners, Maggie and Jaron Clayton are dog lovers, beer enthusiasts and have
As VA’s Veterans Benefits Administration, we often write about the VA benefits that Veterans, service members and dependents can take advantage of, and while there
Paul Wilson has retired a few times, from different careers, but still wants to help his community as much as he can. That’s what led
The Post 9/11 GI Bill is one of the most popular benefits of military service, and many families find that they get maximum benefit by
This past summer Tualatin resident Shirley Herrick embarked on what might seem like an unusual project: photographing every grave at the Robert Bird Cemetery in
Hundreds of Vietnam War veterans may have been infected with a slow-killing virus while fighting in southeast Asia decades ago, according to a new study.
Radio station’s 15th annual drive continues tradition of helping active duty members, veterans and their families. For the 15th year in a row, News-Talk 860
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is accepting comments on a proposed rule change that would allow tribal governments to apply for Veterans’ and
This VA home loans and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau blog originally appeared at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Situation The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and
