
Veterans: Sick? “Stay Home and Phone” a safe convenient option
Got a fever, cold, cough or flu-like symptoms? Are you worried that you have a viral illness? The last thing you want to do is

Got a fever, cold, cough or flu-like symptoms? Are you worried that you have a viral illness? The last thing you want to do is

Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) is excited to announce funding awards of $15,989,698 to build 435 affordable rental homes in communities across the state.

What was it like to be a child during WWII? One fourth grade class set to find out. Mary Neerhout, a fourth grade teacher at

An excerpt from the annual Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America member survey released on March 4, 2020. More than two-thirds of individuals who participated

A daughter of privilege who worked on an assembly line during World War II, she became a principal benefactor of PBS, her name intoned on

MEDFORD, Ore. – Two communities in southern Oregon will receive state funding to build affordable housing for veterans and people with mental illness. Oregon Housing

For the first time ever, a woman is now “in the final stage of training” to become the U.S. Army’s first female Green Beret. The

May 6, the inaugural Honor Flight of Central Oregon will leave Redmond airport with up to 25 World War II and Korean War veterans for

Walter Ghant, the new Veteran’s Resource Center director at Portland State, wants to bring fresh ideas and inclusivity to the VRC. A United States Air

POLK COUNTY — Veterans will be the focus of a new collaborative program through Polk County’s Family and Community Outreach Program. Modeled after service integration

While it’s not business as usual in Salem, some formalities continue despite the recent GOP walkout over the so-called cap and trade bill. Lawmakers and

EAGLE POINT, Ore. — A Central Point soldier who was deployed to Afghanistan and died last month, returns to the Rogue Valley to be honored