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A heartwarming tradition that spans decades continues to pay tribute to veterans each holiday season in Roanoke. For more than 30 years, wreaths have been placed at the city’s war memorial to honor those who served, just days before the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.
A fire destroyed a key facility at the National Center for Healthy Veterans in Campbell County just a day before Veterans Day, leaving behind a trail of devastation. The center’s main barn was reduced to rubble, but one powerful symbol of resilience remained standing: the Soldiers Cross.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin has announced the launch of the Virginia Veterans Network, a new online hub aiming to support military families and transitioning service members throughout the Commonwealth.
Southwest Virginia has a rich history of military service, and with Veterans day just days away, many communities are coming together to show their appreciation for their veterans.
In Southwest Virginia, a quarter of people with a terminal illness is a veteran, a statistic that highlights the unique challenges many former service members face in their final days.
Know a veteran in your life? An American flag company is looking for you to share their story for a chance for them to be honored with a flag this Veterans Day.
The future of the program was unknown after the state's budget passed in May cut funding and changed the waiver process.
Ray Wier, a veteran who lost his best friend Matt Parry to suicide, founded Avalanche Veteran Support to help veterans navigate the mental health system and combat PTSD.
Roanoke's Bubba's 33 to donate $1 for every patriot burger sold to "Homes For Our Troops" to raise money to help build specially adapted custom homes for injured post-9/11 veterans.
The National D-Day Memorial in Bedford is calling all World War II veterans to their 80th anniversary festivities.
Veterans in Lynchburg are hoping to bring in new additions to Monument Terrace to recognize both the Gulf War and the Global War on Terror.
This Christmas marks the fourth year that the non-profit, FRAME (family readiness and military ease) adopts a number of veterans who don’t receive visitors for the holiday.
Two decorated Virginia veterans will forever be remembered after the Virginia Veterans Care Center in Roanoke was renamed in their honor.
Fourth of July celebrations continue, and while many enjoy the beautiful colors that light up the sky on Independence Day, not everyone is happy to hear the loud booms.
About 250 veteran motorcyclists, made a stop for lunch at Montvale Elementary on Thursday, just like they do every year.
Two former Iraq and Afghanistan War-era defense secretaries are recommending that the government consider new ways to ensure that military service is taken into account when courts prosecute former service members.
Showing some love and support for those who serve or have served – that’s the goal of the annual “Valentines for Vets” program at Bedford Public Libraries.
On Wednesday, U.S. Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced over $842,140 in federal funding to help homeless veterans access affordable housing in Virginia.
The Virginia Department of Veterans Services is launching a campaign to bring license plates honoring female Veterans to the Commonwealth.
The Virginia Department of Veterans Services (DVS) and community partners will hold holiday wreath laying ceremonies on Saturday, December 17, 2022 at Virginia’s three state veterans cemeteries.
The road to recovery since that fateful day has been hard, but part of his healing is horseback riding – something that wasn’t easy at first.
Giving back and being part of something bigger than themselves – those are just some of the reasons why employees and volunteers of Healing Strides of Virginia love what they do.
On Veteran’s Day this year, Chicken Salad Chick is offering a free meal to all veterans and active-duty military, the company said.
Governor Youngkin donated his third-quarter salary to a veteran-run non-profit on Monday. This comes after Youngkin donated his Q2 salary to a veteran-focused organization earlier this year.
A Roanoke man is hoping his testimony of turning his life around from homelessness will inspire others struggling in life to never stop fighting for better circumstances. Now, he is giving back to the very organization that rescued him from hitting rock bottom.
The Forest Rotary Club organizes the display where each of the 1,000 American flags are sponsored for a veteran, a member of active-duty military, police, fire, or healthcare worker.
World War II veteran, Joe Damiano shared stories about his time in the Army with students at Lord Botetourt High School students.
On Wednesday, U.S. Senators Tim Kaine, Richard Blumenthal, and Susan Collins introduced the Equal Access to Contraception for Veterans Act, which will eliminate copayments for contraception covered by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that his second-quarter salary check will be donated to a Virginia veterans program, and on Tuesday, he followed through with his word.
Laura Light, a volunteer with Meals on Wheels of Greater Lynchburg, was one of many who spent the holiday delivering food to hundreds of residents, like Eubank, to make sure they were not forgotten.
Everyone honors those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in many ways, and a Lowe’s in Christiansburg is doing something unique — a parking spot memorial.
On Friday, veterans said their final goodbyes to a national mascot therapy dog who provided comfort for heroes in the VA hospital.
The flag will be back on display, this time at the Field of Honor, on Sept. 3 and Sept. 4.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and First Lady Suzanne Youngkin paid a special visit to Altavista Monday, to present the inaugural Spirit of Virginia Award to the National Center for Healthy Veterans.
Department of Veterans Services released a 52-page report this week, recommending renovations or closing several facilities—including the Salem Medical Center—due to aging infrastructure.
The VA released a report suggesting changes to several facilities. It cited aging infrastructure as the reason for closing the Salem VA.
The Lynchburg Area Veterans Council announced Tuesday that they won a $10,000 grant from the Homes for Heroes Foundation.
