A box containing the remains of a Portland man who died 19 years ago was turned into a police station Monday by a person who
Specialist (SPC) Heather Armstrong is back at home in Central Point after days of historical sightseeing in New York. She was one of 33 Purple
A change in Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits rules earlier this month means some student veterans will be eligible for larger housing stipends this semester. Views: 197
American Family Care (AFC) Portland is now offering a Veterans Health Care option at its four clinics in the Portland metropolitan area. The new service
During a speech to veterans in Kentucky, the president said the move would eliminate “$30,000 in debt owed by more than 25,000 eligible veterans” Views:
In 2006, Gina Elise decided to support the United States’ war effort by finding a creative way to help hospitalized veterans. She created a calendar
HERMISTON — Walt Liebe’s family yearned to know more about his time as a World War II paratrooper. For years, Liebe kept most of it
More than 50 World War II veterans who were not able to attend overseas events marking the 75th anniversary of D-Day have been honored in
COOS COUNTY, Ore. – A Coos County group is gearing up for special events for veterans, disabled persons and children. Fishing Veterans of America, newly
Veterans who have a legacy appeal pending with VA have an opportunity to opt in to the Appeals Modernization program’s decision review program. The new
In our weekly War Stories series we introduce you to the stories of Central Oregon war veterans. Tonight, War Stories producer Cody Rheault introduces us
As defense officials get ready for 3 million more people who will be able to shop at military stores on base, some veterans are wondering whether they’ll
