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ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) – Marine Corps veteran Brian Fraley knew from a young age that he wanted to wear the uniform and, most importantly, help others. He joined the Marines before he even graduated high school during his junior year. “I had good friends that were good friends of the family and looked up to […]

It doesn’t get much better than a day at the park, fishing for blue gill and barbecue grilling with friends. Just ask veteran Thomas Stubler, a resident in the VA Pittsburgh Community Living Center. He is among the 100 or so hospitalized veterans who are treated every year to an

Festivals and celebrations, including the National Cornbread Festival, Chattanooga Seafood Bash on the River and the Sweet Tea and Sunshine Family Festival, abound this weekend.

Last week, a special awards ceremony was held in Mrs. Nytes’ eighth-grade class at Superior School.

CASS CITY — When Cass City honored Joe Merchant, the U.S. Army Vietnam War veteran returned the favor.

The city of Athens celebrated a momentous occasion on Tuesday as it declared April 17 as "Mr. Burnes Ray Red Whitehead Day" in honor of the centennial birthday of Whitehead,

A new ‘Court of Honor’ that will honor Oregon veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces is being created at Springfield Memorial Gardens, according to Musgrove Family Mortuaries and Cemeteries officials.

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U.S. Army veteran Steve Quilici first met Nancy Hill while getting a haircut.

ROLLING PRAIRIE — A local family in partnership with Girl Scouts of America is continuing to provide soldiers overseas with a tasty treat to show support for their work.