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The refurbished sailboat has been navigating the Upper Mississippi River for the past month to spread a message of peaceful activism.

CATAWISSA — The Veterans of Foreign War post here shut down suddenly Wednesday, but state-level representatives of the organization say it’s just a transition.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6126 return this year for their 33rd fair. They raise money for veterans just like themselves

As you look for ways to honor and thank military veterans in your community, you might wonder how to spot a veteran. 

The Veterans of Foreign War, VFW Post 4353 and VFW Post 4353 Auxiliary, 8150 Stringfellow Road, St. James City, are sponsoring the Voice of Democracy essay cont

With the controversial Post 3 Councilwoman Gretchen Caola having left both Peachtree City and her council post, five men have stepped up to convince city voters to let one of […]

Kofa High School sophomore Aiyana Polk was chosen to be a member of the Arizona Youth Arts Council on behalf of the Arizona Commission of the Arts where she and 15 other students will advise the Arts Commission on grant programs, initiatives and creating projects for their communities.

What is the Voice of Democracy Program? Since 1947, the Voice of Democracy has been the Veterans of Foreign Wa...

"3M once again has the chance to step up and finally provide justice to the service members it harmed."

Book banning is again making headlines across the United States, a practice that first emerged in America back in 1650. While back then religion tended to be at the heart of most bans and censorship, that has shifted over time, with more bans resulting from a wider variety of topics.