“We escort this cart down every year in May – different destinations,” Patrick Allen, founder of the Old Guard Riders in southern Oregon. “I’ve been …
Saunders, Huntington and about 30 other veterans were honored during a … social science classes came in during the period to sit and visit with
Richard Arvin Overton was already 35 years old when he fought at Pearl Harbor. Now, 73 years after the end of World War II and
A recent memorandum of understanding signed by the State of Oregon and the Veterans Administration allows veterans to receive services from local … Views: 20
Special counseling for veterans will become available in John Day through the use of a Mobile Vet Center vehicle, which will arrive for its first
Does anyone use paper checks anymore? Not many do, because they are costly, easy to misplace, and too much paper is bad for the environment.
There’s a new resource center for student veterans to help in their studies … The Veterans Center at Southwestern Oregon Community College will … Views: 33
The Wasco County Veterans Service Office has changed its hours to accommodate more walk-in clients while allowing personnel to spend uninterrupted time filling out the
Coming home from deployment can be challenging. That’s why Vet Centers offer free community-based counseling for eligible Veterans, active-duty service members and their families. With
In November 2017, VA launched the Rapid Appeals Modernization Program (RAMP). RAMP provides a unique opportunity for Veterans with a pending disability compensation appeal to
Changes to the Army National Guard are resulting in more days that soldiers are away from home for training and deployment. A Department of Defense
Through her work to honor Korean War veterans, Hannah Kim has left an imprint on Washington D.C. and the United States. And as one sliver
