On Friday, Sept. 18, 10 large POW/MIA Memorial Highway signs will be dedicated in public ceremonies in six cities — including Prineville and Madras —
Crook County Veterans Services has been doing business as usual, although like other organizations, business looks somewhat different in how they communicate with their clients
SALEM, Ore. – Oregon National Guard Citizen-Soldiers continue to return home from overseas mobilizations across the state. The first group arrived last week and continues
A Marine from Bend who died in a training accident three weeks ago was remembered Tuesday night during a hike up Pilot Butte. Private First
BEND, OR — County Commissioners discussed the Veterans Village concept at their Monday meeting. The President of Bend Heroes Foundation, Erik Tobiason told the board
A 100-year-old World War II veteran who survived three and a half years in a Japanese slave labor camp passed away Wednesday in Redmond. Clarence
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – Many Oregon veterans living in rural areas will soon have an easier way to get to and from medical appointments, thanks
The reservation window for Oregon State Parks campgrounds extends starting at midnight tonight (July 1st). The window switches from one day to 30 days rather
PORTLAND, Ore. – Willamette and Vancouver Barracks National Cemeteries will resume committal services for families who are interring their loved ones on June 9. “We are
Memorial Day ceremonies looked much different this year, whether they happened in far smaller gatherings than usual, or virtually. But the reason behind today’s holiday
His service began in the U.S. Marine Corps and concluded in the U.S. Air Force thirty years later. In this week’s War Stories, William Sexton shares his life-changing experience
In this week’s War Stories, producer Cody Rheault introduces us to Steve Ahlberg, a retired Navy SEAL now living in Redmond. Thanks to Gary Gruner Chevrolet Buick GMC for sponsoring
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