Sean Davis, the veteran who runs the post, is only 44. … Earlier this week, the Los Angeles Times reported that The Oregon state leadership
Excited volunteer drivers for Astoria-area Disabled American Veterans gathered on a Saturday in December to inspect their new Ford passenger van and pick up their
The family of Lt. Devin Hepner sat in the front row at the U.S. Coast Guard’s Air Station Astoria Tuesday, surrounded by servicemen in dress
Veterans in Oregon and across the country are turning to their hard-earned home loan benefits like never before. The historic Veterans Administration home loan program had
Forest Grove resident and city councilor Ron Thompson spent 10 days scouring western Washington County for homeless veterans to let them know he’d bring them
PORTLAND, Ore. — For two weeks during the storms that buried the metro area in snow, a few local American Legion veterans turned their post into
Shirley Walker sat quietly over a table splayed with pink hearts, stickers and decorative images Monday, Jan. 16. She put the finishing touches on a
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden presented a long-overdue Purple Heart to the grandniece of an Army veteran who died in World War II 75 years ago.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Warming shelters are opening all across the metro area as bitterly cold temperatures have already taken the lives of 4 people
Post 134 looks a lot like left-wing Portland. It is strikingly young and feisty and plays host to indie-rock shows, sexual assault survivor groups, Sunday
Silent yet resilient, Gresham’s grey National Guard armory sits stoically on Northeast Division Street. Cars whiz by, but the parking lot is nearly empty. The
Commentary from VFW Post 4362 Commander Tom Ford about the dire need for veterans to join service organizations and help out other veterans. Another year
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