Oregon Parks and Recreation Department awarded five grants totaling $150,000 for projects across the state that create or preserve memorials to veterans or wars. Awards
SALEM, Ore. – Claiming lost military medals and U.S. savings bonds would become easier for military members, bond owners, and their descendants under new rules
Salem native Sean Halverson goes from the U.S. Army to a six-figure executive job to homelessness as a traumatic brain injury and depression take their
As supporters of a Pendleton veterans memorial begin to assemble a … The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department announced Wednesday that it … Views: 38
The vets will see all major memorials, Arlington National Cemetery and the Capitol, and get special attention from Representative Greg Walden, “He’ll … Views: 474
Members of the local Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War and the Friends of Mountain View Cemetery will dedicate a headstone to
The first Veteran Listening Session held in Prineville was by many accounts a success. “Overall, it was a very positive experience,” said Shannon Dearth, executive
An average of 22 veterans commit suicide on a daily basis. And that is how many miles a day Marist College English professor Tommy Zurhellen
Carrie Allen had to go no farther than across the street to learn about gardening while growing up in Battle Ground. From the time she
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs clinic in Salem is plagued with long wait times for new patients. The average delay to see a primary care doctor
Well now, another obstacle and hurdle for military spouses has actually been dealt with here in Oregon! Imagine: Something actually accomplished that will make life
It’s a one mile walk to honor both men and women who have experienced sexual trauma in or out of the military. “That those people
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