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The University of Mary Washington has created a Veterans Resource Center, a space dedicated to assisting those on campus with ties to the military. For David Helgran, a biology senior and Marine sergeant, the brief

FARMINGTON A free event will provide services and information to veterans on Wednesday in Shiprock. The Veterans Justice Project is an event where veterans and active duty and reserve military personnel as well as their

Franklin County will spend about $1 million less than officials estimated to knock down Veterans Memorial. County building officials have recommended that the county commissioners approve a contract with S.G. Loewendick & Sons, of Grove

As many of you know, until last year, my husband and I owned a small business in downtown Clarksville. I was recently asked which types of opportunities are available to assist veterans in starting their

While the holidays bring smiles and feelings of warmth, excitement and love for many, for some people, the festivities also carry the weight of gloomy holiday blues. Each person faces the season in an individual

Veterans Transition Center of Monterey County will be awarded a $25,000 Wells Fargo grant Wednesday, to help homeless veterans find jobs, according to spokesperson Margie McCurry. The check will be presented at 2 p.m. at

The Veterans Affairs Department expanded eligibility for veterans in need of mental healthcare due to sexual assault or sexual harassment, a Dec. 1 VA statement says. As part of the Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability

AUGUSTA | A year after thousands of delayed gastrointestinal procedures at the Charlie Norwood Veterans Affairs Medical Center led to three cancer-related deaths, the Augusta hospital still lacks permanent leadership and a former whistleblower continues

A program popular among Montana veterans that allows them to get medical care closer to home has been reauthorized by Congress through August 2016. The VA launched Project ARCH, or Access Received Closer to Home,

National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, observed annually on Dec. 7, commemorates the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, when many American servicemen and women lost their lives or were injured. The U.S. flag should be

The Department of Veterans Affairs and Congress are battling over whether the VA is firing employees fast enough as part of a major management overhaul, but legal analysts say even the five-day notice the administration

SHELBURNE FALLS Ask Leo Parent Jr. when he plans to retire, and hell tell you he retired two years ago. But sitting in the Shelburne town offices, as he has done for years, on an