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On Saturday afternoon, June 12, 2021, at 4 p.m., Vietnam veterans from Carroll and surrounding counties will have an opportunity to take part in a long overdue public recognition of their military service at a certificate and lapel pin presentation ceremony at American Legion Post 70, located at 120 Legion Lake Circle in Villa Rica. Georgia Department of Veterans Service Commissioner Mike Roby will join the leadership of American Legion Post 70 in presenting the State’s Certificate of Honor and the Defense Department’s Commemorative Lapel Pin to Vietnam veterans who sign up for the ...

Malden news briefs Malden organizations partner together to organize vaccine clinics for older adults The Malden Housing Authority and the Malden Board of Health offered vaccine clinics to help older adults receive their COVID-19 vaccines at Malden Housing elder buildings including 577 Pleasant St., 89 Pearl St., Forestdale, 630 Salem St. and Suffolk Manor.  Residents from 120 Mountain Ave. were transported to 630 Salem so they could also participate.  Second dose clinics are in the planning stages right now and will start the week of April 5. Any resident who received their first vaccine a...

Reply April 6, 2021 Mayor Gary Christenson and Ward 5 City Councillor Barbara Murphy were on hand to celebrate Vietnam Veteran Robert E. Davidson's being honored with the Quilt of Honor for his dedicated service in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. The Quilts of Honor Program bestows a token of thanks, solace, and remembrance to those who have served. Rob worked as a medic providing medical care and treatment for wounded or injured troops doing everything necessary to keep troops alive until they could be evacuated. After the war, he returned to Malden, married is his wife Carol ...

Saturday, April 3, 2021 Cox Monett Medical-Surgical team members Lilly Schmidt, Kristi Brittenham, Sidney Swonger and Mike Myers display the 5’x8’ American flag for the Final Salute. Contributed photo Program expands to include the Final Salute Honoring military veterans for their service is a part of CoxHealth’s culture, and the health system is expanding the recognition it provides with a new Veterans Honor Program. The program launched systemwide in recent days, standardizing the ways patients who have served in the United States Armed Forces are recognized. “This opportunity to creat...

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