Oregon’s Highly Rural Transportation Program, a federal, state and local partnership that is helping meet the urgent transportation needs of veterans who live in extremely rural areas, has logged over 500,000 miles in its first two years of operation.
That’s farther than the distance to the moon and back.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Heroes were welcomed home Sunday after visiting national monuments in Washington D.C. The 25 World War II veterans from Oregon were
This week’s podcast focuses on the announcement made by VA secretary Dr. David Shulkin on Monday. VA will be adopting the same electronic health record
June is PTSD awareness month – a time to share information, rectify common misconceptions, and look toward the future with our PTSD research and Mental
HUNTINGTON — In honor of veterans from the small town of Huntington, the city’s museum will add two new displays. Organizers of the vets project,
REDMOND, Ore. – David Fair of La Pine joined the Army when he was 17. At the age of 18, he was deployed to Vietnam
When Allied forces invaded France 73 years ago today in an attempt to bring World War II to an end, America was a different country
Dawn broke on the rainy and sandy shores of Omaha Beach, and through the mist could be seen the ghostly shape of ships and small
The Veterans Legacy Program is offering a new way for Americans connect with their history. Through the program, VA’s National Cemetery Administration is forging partnerships
Dean Howes, one of the founders of Vagabond Brewing in Salem, had noticed Albany’s evolving and expanding beer scene, as well as the area’s growing
Volunteer drivers are needed. The Roseubrg VA is putting out the call for volunteers to drive veterans to VA medical appointments in Roseburg and Portland.
A Medford veteran committed to helping fellow service members who face the same struggles he endured after battle has been named the 2017 Unsung Hero
