PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A local nonprofit organization, Brides for a Cause, is giving free wedding dresses to military brides and first responders in a
A handful of people in an intimate riverfront studio gradually stretched their muscles under the guidance of soft-toned instructors, as quiet music filled the air.
Every medal, insignia, and rank on Edward Allworth’s World War I Army uniform is in the right place. April Waters went to great lengths to make sure
Jackson County, Ore. – Local law enforcement agencies joined together to conduct a sweep along the Bear Creek Greenway Tuesday morning. The cleanup effort was
Cecil Misner of Grants Pass shares stories from his time serving as a U.S. Army Huey Slick Helicopter Crew Chief in Vietnam. Tales include a
When Lee Kirby returned home in 2010 from a tour in Iraq, the unemployment rate for 25 to 35-year-old veterans returning to the US after
The desire to help veterans brings them together. The thrill of the open road binds them. The roar of a dozen or two powerful motorcycles
Organized by the Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs, more than 75 booths will provide information about services available to veterans and their … Views: 24
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The keel of the nation’s 20th Virginia-class attack submarine named for Oregon has been laid at the manufacturing plant for General
Many veterans that join us around the coffee table for morning talk and a cup of Joe share their stories about their experiences during their
VA becomes first agency to post information on adverse employee actions, requires senior official sign-off on all settlement actions above $5,000 Today U.S. Secretary of
Gary Foster of Eagle Point, share stories from his time serving in the First Cavalry during Vietnam & after. Tales include a Cavalry charge gone
