Veterans Day discounts 2024: free meals and special offers for Veterans

Phoenix, AZ — Veterans Day 2024, observed on Monday, November 11, brings Arizona communities and businesses together to recognize service members with special discounts, free meals, and exclusive offers. This […]
Veteran-friendly job openings in Arizona and nationwide

Veterans in Arizona can find unique, veteran-friendly job opportunities across the state and nationwide. This week’s listings highlight roles across diverse fields, offering Arizona-based and remote positions for veterans eager […]
Prescott vet shares takeaways from service, what he’s doing now and tells struggling vets to find their niche

Prescott native Stan Goligoski’s two decades of active duty in the U.S. Army took him all over the country — from Arizona to Georgia, Texas, Alaska, Kentucky, Virginia, West Point […]
Maricopa vet to help Hurricane Helene victims in N.C.

Jeremy Hill lives in Maricopa’s Homestead community, but Hurricane Helene hit close to home for the Army veteran who did his airborne training at Fort Bragg and has family in […]
Iraq vet to make 9/11 appearance on Fox Sports’ Roc & Manuch

Buckeye, Ariz. — Buckeye Police Department Sgt. Zachary Astrup will be featured on Fox Sports 910’s Roc & Manuch radio show today at 2 p.m., where he will share his […]
Hiring veterans: Jobs of the week for August 26, 2024, and upcoming career fairs

The VA’s “Jobs of the Week” for August 26, 2024, features a variety of job opportunities for veterans, including roles like National Training Specialist, Police Officer, Security Officer, and more […]
Arizona cadet: JROTC ‘gives me purpose’

By Jeff Chew MARICOPA — Logan Trout was ready to join Maricopa High School’s JROTC program when he was a middle school student. “I’ve been planning it for years,” […]
The man behind the badge

For Marine turned police sergeant, helping vets is part of the job By Monica D. Spencer GILBERT — For Marcus Brown, helping others has always been a part of […]
G.I. Joe

U.S. Senator introduced legislation that changed America By Suzanne G. Jameson Seventy-nine years after it was first passed June 22, 1944, the G.I. Bill of Rights, first braded the […]
Phoenix MOWW Hosts 59th Massing of the Colors, 9-11 Remembrance

Phoenix, AZ – The Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW) Phoenix Chapter, under the leadership of Commander Jeanne J. Blaes, COL (Retired), USA, invites the community to join in […]