VA recently released the VA Pressure Ulcer/Injury Resource app to help Veterans and their caregivers learn about preventing and caring for existing injuries as well
The spirit of the Old West was alive on the first day of the Pendleton Round-Up, but only the audience that stayed behind for the
White City, Ore. — A major employment fair for veterans was canceled. The Southern Oregon Veterans Stand Down and Employment Fair, was scheduled to last from
VA is opening a Veterans Crisis Line (VCL) call center in Topeka, Kansas, the third such center nationwide, and expects to hire 100 employees to
Lincoln City will be bedecked in red, white and blue all the way to the high tide line this weekend as the Celebration of Honor
DALLAS – U.S. Navy veteran Bob Dunn grinned and said the best thing about serving in the military was “the girls.” Dunn, 95, a former
Today, VA announced it has awarded $343 million in grants to 288 nonprofit organizations to help low-income Veterans and their families. The grants were awarded
After almost two years — and with the snip of a red velvet ribbon — Curry County veterans have a new clinic in Brookings that
MEDFORD, Ore.- This afternoon the Rogue Chapter of the Non Commissioned Officers Association honored city, county, and state law enforcement at veterans park in Medford.
With an estimated 6,000 veterans in Columbia County, serving those who have served is endless local opportunity. Events such as this past weekend’s stand down,
Are you unsure how to support a Veteran or service member going through a difficult time? Helping someone does not require a grand gesture. Small
As fall approaches, VA health care providers are preparing their annual fight against influenza. “Flu teams” are busy putting up posters, sending out notices and
