After more than a year of cancellations and postponements, Honor Flight of Central Oregon took off for Washington D.C. on September 22. Twenty-three veterans from
Veterans Affairs officials resumed debt collections this weekend for individuals who were overpaid disability and education benefits or owe co-payments for medical visits, ending a suspension
Military veterans make up a small portion of the American population in these days of all-volunteer military. But veterans make up a larger proportion of
New Linn County Veterans Services officer Dee Baley-Hyder has one key job goal: To help local veterans get the benefits they were promised when they
On this week’s episode of War Stories, we look at part two of our Honor Flight series. A trip to the nation’s capital through the
It was a milestone moment for the famed memorial in Arlington National Cemetery, which pays tribute to the unidentified service members who died in war.
EUGENE, Ore. — It was a big weekend for some veterans from Oregon. And now they’re back home after a long trip to Washington DC. Views:
More details are taking shape for this year’s Veterans Day Parade, though the committee organizing the event says volunteers and sponsors are still needed. Views:
September was Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, but the work around Oregon to prevent suicide continues, even as the state has not seen an increase in
VA is resuming debt notifications to Veterans effective Oct. 1, 2021. If you owe money to VA for an overpayment related to Veterans benefits, or
The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs (ODVA) is honored to announce it received a prestigious national award earlier this month for a leading, innovative project
The Wall That Heals, a mobile replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C., arrived in La Pine Tuesday as part of a nationwide
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