
102-year-old WWII Woman Veteran Served in WAVES
When the Navy called on women to volunteer for shore service during World War II to free up men for duty at sea, 102-year-old Melva

When the Navy called on women to volunteer for shore service during World War II to free up men for duty at sea, 102-year-old Melva

After a century, World War I is finally getting the treatment in American cinema it so richly deserves. While some of the best war movies

Foreign agitators continue to target American veterans through a complex network of fraudulent social media pages mimicking well-known service groups and brands, officials from Vietnam Veterans of

Looking for free local events? Maybe ruck with other Veterans in your community, or a run with some kindred spirits while traveling for work? Perhaps

The Veterans Curation Program is hiring. What is the Veterans Curation Program? The VCP is a paid five-month employment and training initiative by the US

All of Hospice of Redmond’s work is “very individualized and very personal,” Krebs said. “Everything we do is in the home — wherever their home

COOS COUNTY — Nationally, nearly 100 adults die from suicide every day. Of those numbers, 20 are veterans. To combat the mental health crisis, Coos

Wearing a red, white and blue vest, Chief never leaves Aaron Mixell’s side. Mixell, an Army veteran, was paired with his service dog Chief through

Most people who consider suicide have problems they think they can never overcome. They think that no one can help them and that suicide is

Portland writer Steve Anderson just published his seventh book, “The Preserve” (Simon & Schuster, $21.78). He’ll read from his fast-paced thriller at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,

In this War Stories segment, we are introduced to Art Vinall, World War II U.S. Navy veteran, artist and outdoorsman. Thanks to Gary Gruner Chevrolet Buick GMC for

PHOENIX, Ore, — Twenty five southern Oregon veterans are heading to Washington D.C. this week with Honor Flight of Oregon. “I think that it is