Across the Tri-Cities Monday, people gathered to pay tribute to the men and women who died serving our country.

Source: Addressing PTSD in veterans, remembering those struggling coming off the battlefield

A pair of military veterans who never got the chance to graduate fulfilled their dreams of walking across the stage in a cap and gown Saturday.

Source: World War II Veteran, 95, and Korean War Veteran, 85, Walk During Their High School Graduation

Preserving the garrison between Leadville and Minturn that housed the famed 10th Mountain Division will allow veterans to connect with their history and heal from trauma while endowing it

Source: Efforts to preserve Camp Hale ‘important’ to veterans, public

ROY, Utah (KUTV) — A decorated World War II veteran has a legacy that lives on, but with a mystery surrounding who should own the memorials of his service. A Roy man found some items that were not his, treasures from a soldier’s service, but he is hoping to return the items to his rightful owner. Jim Thorpe has medals and a flag that are among the highest honors that can be award a soldier, including a Purple Heart, for those wounded in action. Thorpe said he understands the value of the items.

Source: Utah man searches for family of WWII veteran so he can return his medals, flag

WASHINGTON (WJLA) – An employee at the Department of Veterans Affairs in D. C. has been arrested after authorities say he recorded women in the restroom at work with a hidden camera. Authorities arrested 24-year-oldAlex Greenlee on Wednesday with four counts of voyeurism. According to court documents, authorities went to the Veteran Affairs office building on I Street NW in January after a woman discovered a ‘micro camera’ hidden underneath the stall next to her with a recording screen.

Source: Authorities: US Dept. of Veteran Affairs employee arrested for hiding cameras in restroom

The corner of 12th Avenue and Edgehill in Nashville will be transformed into a 39 unit development for veterans experiencing homelessness.

Source: Housing development to help homeless veterans

WASHINGTON (SBG) — A Camping World location in Statesville, North Carolina is embroiled in a major controversy after being told by the city to remove their American flag due to its size. Statesville, North Carolina is suing Camping World for allegedly violating regulations that state a flag which is 100 feet from the highway can’t be more than 25 feet x 40 feet, WSOC reports. The news outlet also says that according to a lawsuit, the city gave Camping World an exemption to the rule.

Source: Camping World in North Carolina faces fines for hanging American flag due to its size

BRISTOL, Tenn. — United Southeast Federal Credit Union will host its fifth Flags of Gratitude cookout Friday to honor military veterans, soldiers, police, emergency responders and other law enforcement officials.

Source: Flags of Gratitude cookout this Friday to honor veterans

Is the Volunteer State good to its veterans? A new study looks into it.

Source: Is Tennessee a good place for veterans?

The United States government is a massive employer, and is always looking for qualified candidates to fill a wide variety of open employment positions in locations across the country. Below you’ll find a Qualification Summary for an active, open job listing from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The opening is for a NURSE MANAGER OF […]

Source: NURSE MANAGER OF TELEPHONE CARE Job in Memphis, Tennessee – Department of Veterans Affairs – LemonWire