In a move that should speed up disability claims for some Vietnam veterans, officials announced Monday they have completed digitizing thousands of deck logs from ships
Highway 26 has now been named the POW-MIA Memorial Highway. This designation was celebrated in cities across the state, including Boring, on National POW-MIA Recognition
VA’s new website landing page makes it easier for Veterans and family members to access VA benefits and services information. The website, www.va.gov/getstarted, provides two
(Ashland, Ore.) — The Veterans Resource Center at Southern Oregon University has been awarded a $68,254 grant from the Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs to help
More than a million service members had an increase in their September mid-month pay because of the payroll tax deferral program set forth by President
This 3 min video explains precautions taken at VAPORHCS to ensure the safety of Veterans & staff in the age of COVID-19; it demonstrates effectiveness
The U.S. Senate on Friday passed a bill to rename the Veterans Affairs clinic in Bend after Robert Maxwell. Maxwell, a Central Oregon war hero
For the past 17 years, Chinook Winds Casino Resort, owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, has spearheaded the Annual Celebration of
September 18, 2020 is POW/MIA Recognition Day, commemorated each year on the third Friday in September.
SALEM, Ore. – In the wake of the devastating Almeda Fire that swept through the Rogue Valley last week, many people want to help, but
We are facing monumental, unforeseen challenges. Nonetheless, recognizing that ODVA has good reason to celebrate its 75 years of service to Oregon veterans and their families, we will celebrate virtually, stretching the commemoration over the balance of the year.
VA Deputy Secretary Pamela Powers will be hosting a new series of chats and live events, focusing on women Veterans and supporting the “Whole Woman Veteran.”
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