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“We are, as always, absolutely committed to ensuring that Coast Guard service members and their families have everything they need to be successful,” President of the CGF Susan Ludwig said.

The exhibit of military history memorabilia from World War I to the moder era will be open through November at the Cross County Mall.

Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss.), ranking member of the Armed Services Committee, wants you to be as alarmed as he is about this: If deterrence, which failed regarding Ukraine, fails regarding

"We are honored to recognize them on this special day in Opelika. It’s because of our veterans that future generations can enjoy a life of freedom,” Mayor Gary Fuller said.

The last Burleson County survivor of Pearl Harbor, Horace Hamilton of Caldwell, died on Sunday. He was 99.

Kodiak Island Borough lobbyist Mark Hickey reported on the progress of pending Alaska Department of Transportation road, bridge, ferry and airport projects at an Assembly work session last week.

Gering American Legion Post 36 was packed with friends and family on Sunday, Oct. 29, as nine veterans were presented with Quilts of Valor by Panhandle Blocks, the local chapter

CAMDEN — A half-sunken boat discovered off Camden Point Wednesday hadnt been used in at least 15 years and apparently was dumped in the Pasquotank River.

DES MOINES — The Fort Des Moines Museum Board invites all to attend the 7th Annual Massing of the Colors celebration Saturday at Franklin Junior High Event Center, 4801 Franklin

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore announced Wednesday that hes introducing legislation to rename a post office in Dothan after a local veteran.