PORTLAND, Ore. — Despite a pledge to end homelessness among veterans in Multnomah County, an Oregon Housing and Community Services point-in-time survey shows the number of
Portland-based crisis response nonprofit hiring additional employees to handle expected 1,200 or more calls a month from veterans seeking help Portland-based Lines for Life has
A lot of conversation was generated around innumerable veteran coffee-clutches after the Harry W. Colmery Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2017 was passed this last
Medford, Ore. – On arguably the busiest weekend in Oregon for 2017, Eli Smith comes to the area for a reason other than the eclipse
There’s little in the civilian world that emulates the military experience. It’s also difficult to come across the camaraderie built during high-tense moments in combat.
VA secretary Dr. David Shulkin recently announced an extension of funding to organizations that applied for Fiscal Year 2018 grants under VA’s Homeless Providers’ Grant and
On Aug. 16, Oregon City commissioners unanimously declared an emergency to exempt Clackamas County from the city’s code requirements as county officials oversee volunteers who
The 2017 National Women Veterans Summit is swiftly approaching and we are looking forward to seeing many of you in Houston, Texas. For those of
Lawmakers this month sent an expanded GI educational benefits bill, known as the “Forever GI Bill” to President Donald Trump’s desk to sign. The Forever
Thousands of people from across Clackamas County flocked to Canby on Tuesday for the opening of the 118th Clackamas County Fair. From excited youth with
As family members celebrate former Umatilla mayor George Hash’s 95th birthday, his son Randy is hoping that his father’s legacy is not forgotten. Hash, who
Nine people have taken their own lives since May 13 of 2017. Eleven people committed suicide last year. Three Azalea Middle School students attempted to
