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A World War I monument that was displaced and damaged has been restored and placed near the site of its 1919 dedication in Carlisle, in Sullivan County, just in time

Every Thursday afternoon is Veterans Day at the Gilbert-Perry Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 115 on Park Street in Attleboro.

“Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude.” — President Harry S. Truman

Once a Marine always a Marine, and Friday night local Marines came together to celebrate the Corps 248th birthday. The Marine Corps League Detachment 1063 carried on this time-honored tradition,

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Of today’s 332 million Americans, 18.6 million of us are veterans. We are the men and women, who in the prime of our young lives, became part of something bigger

HERMITAGE – After docking at the Navy’s Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville, Fla., Ron Watt and his fellow crew members had no idea the U.S. was on the brink of

The 28th annual Veterans Day Celebration at Huntington High School Friday paid tribute to 121 local veterans during its program focused on the theme “Let Freedom Ring.”

Jeromy Delgado served in the Marine Corps from 2000 to 2004 and achieved the rank of Corporal.

Wytheville Community College held the Ninth Annual Dr. Thomas L. Barnes Veteran Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament on Oct. 6 at the Wytheville Golf Club.