Asheville-area veteran faking blindness sentenced, must repay benefits
An Asheville-area Army veteran who claimed to be blind and was collecting nearly $4,000 a month in federal disability payments was sentenced July 18 to prison and a fine.
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An Asheville-area Army veteran who claimed to be blind and was collecting nearly $4,000 a month in federal disability payments was sentenced July 18 to prison and a fine.
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23 Members of the North Carolina National Guard's Staff Judge Advocate Office began helping prepare and file federal income tax returns at NCNG headquarters in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Feb. 8, 2021. The team of six civilian and military tax experts will continue to help until the tax filing deadline, April 15. They will be available by appointment Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8 - 9:30 a.m and can assist N.C. Army and Air National Guardsmen, their families, other service branches, and retired service members. "The (military) families appreciate the easing of the ...