A new exhibit honoring the 37-year military service of four-star U.S. Air Force General Merril A. “Tony” McPeak opened over the weekend at the Evergreen
President Lyndon Johnson begins bombing the North, and sends U.S. troops to the South in order to prevent a collapse, as a military assistance and
CANYONVILLE, Ore. — Students from Jackson, Josephine and Douglas counties will converge on September 28 for the Southern Oregon Trade Careers Expo, a full-day, hands-on
Klamath Falls, Ore.- A cross country relay that started in Seattle is making it’s final stop in Oregon tonight. The organization Team Red, White &
Donna Plummer was amazed at the 400 American Flags flying behind Chinook Winds Casino this week. It’s part of an annual celebration of America’s military
When troop withdrawals begin, soldiers left in Vietnam ask what they are fighting for. News breaks of a shocking massacre at My Lai, and questions
With the country at odds over the war, draft-age Americans face wrenching choices. After chaos roils the Democratic Convention, Nixon narrowly wins the presidency. In
SISTERS, Ore. – (Update: Comments from participants) On Sept. 11, 70 relay teams started running, biking and walking from Seattle, on their way to Tampa, Florida. On
A 73-year-old ID bracelet, traded in 1945 to a Dutch family by a hungry soldier in the Canadian army, is at last headed home. The
ROSEBURG, Ore. – The 200 active duty U.S. Army soldiers called up to fight wildfires arrived at the Umpqua North Complex last week. They received
The spirit of the Old West was alive on the first day of the Pendleton Round-Up, but only the audience that stayed behind for the
White City, Ore. — A major employment fair for veterans was canceled. The Southern Oregon Veterans Stand Down and Employment Fair, was scheduled to last from
