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The former Mayor of Osceola Mills, PA, has pleaded guilty to shooting at two Pokemon Go players of a food bank.

By Elizabeth Vespe Isabelle Caplin of Sag Harbor is the winner of this year’s Veterans of Foreign War’s Voice of Democracy audio-essay contest for her project titled “Ripple Effect.” The theme for this year’s contest was “Why Is the Veteran Important

It all started in the 8th grade classroom of South Barber teacher Danielle Jewell. Austin Swonger was one of her students who wrote an essay for the

It's about letting the vets know they are not forgotten during the holiday season.

AMHERST — Amherst officials intend to buy the former Veterans of Foreign War building and land on Main Street so the site can become the location of a permanent homeless shelter and affordable housing, with some of those apartments to be offered to...

There is no doubt the annual Westminster Christmas holiday “Miracle on Main Street” electric parade was a huge success.

Provident Bank launched an employee resources group (ERG) specifically geared toward embracing and supporting veterans in the workplace.

Higgins’ return marks the end of a six-month patrol that began in May and took the ship and crew from the northern Pacific Ocean to the South China Sea and back.

Seventy-seven years after he died in a kamikaze attack and was lost at sea, Joseph West’s family members honored him with a memorial headstone.

Communities in and around Columbus are holding ceremonies Friday in observance of Veterans Day. The citys parade will begin Thursday at noon.