veterans

There is a man that is traveling the country and proving there is no such thing as a roadblock when it comes to seeing the country and traveling it.

Many former members of the military are in Idaho, as they are in every state, but where is the best place for these former soldiers to spend their retirement?

The afternoon also aims at raising awareness of the sad reality of veteran suicide, which claimed more than 500 lives in 2018 and continues to happen at a high rate in the country, according to a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs annual suicide prevention report.

Idaho Fish and Game sent out a news release stating that this year they are still offering the mentored waterfowl hunts for disabled veterans that live in southern Idaho.

A new 40-acre veterans cemetery will open to the public in eastern Idaho next week to serve 20,000 area veterans and their families.

The Twin Falls City Council voted to approve a memorial to recognized veterans and first responders from the Twin Falls County area.

The passes, traditionally called America The Beautiful, usually cost $80 per year but will be free to those who qualify.

A veterans memorial is being planned for downtown Twin Falls to honor local men and women in the armed forces as well as first responders.

The team aspect is what stands out in the message.

This weekend, a pancake breakfast is scheduled at County West.

A Twin Falls company has been recognized for its support for area veterans. Last week Intermountain Polygraph Service of Twin Falls, along with two other Idaho businesses, were given the 2019 HIRE Vets Medallion Program Demonstration Award from the U.S. Department of Labor

Wreaths cost just 15 dollars each. You can purchase several.