ONTARIO — The grand opening of a new exhibit, Portraits of Courage, will be from 6 to 8 p.m. March 6 at Four Rivers Cultural
Paul Conway has returned to the Tri-County Veterans’ Service Officer position, and will be serving Sherman, Gilliam and Wheeler counties. He was previously the service
BAKER CITY, Ore. – The remains of a sailor from Oregon who died along with 428 others on the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor have
Sitting around the coffee table at Veteran Advocates of Ore-Ida the other day someone brought up the fact that war in all its horrors of
Active duty military members and veterans acknowledged each other and shook hands as they formed a line in front of a packed house on Henley
The discussions around the coffeetable at Veteran Advocates of Ore-Ida lately has centered around Syria, Iraq, Iran, Vietnam, hell week in the Army, Navy seals
The last time the discussion of politics came up was around the coffee table at VAOI when a new veteran walks in and starts to
HELIX — Lorin Kubishta has an uncanny ability to see his teenaged students for not just who they are but who they could become. The
Back in the ’60s and ’70s, when Vietnam was raging on and the hippies were running around with the slogan “Make Love Not War,” our
LA GRANDE — Caregivers of veterans soon will receive additional support from the Department of Veteran Affairs. Visits: 46
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Jennifer Olson recently traveled to Washington, D.C., in support of advocacy efforts through the Elizabeth Dole Foundation for military caregivers. The Pendleton woman’s husband, Tracy, served in
How did your community commemorate Veterans Day this year? See the story round up here! Visits: 42
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