person who has served in the armed forces
Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on COVID-19’s impact for military veterans’ mental health. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains why a go-slow reopening from the pandemic could be costly…
The burdens of occupational licensing in North Carolina are harmful to military veterans and military spouses, and the General Assembly needs to act. That’s according to a new report from…
In a post at the UNC School of Government’s Criminal Law blog, Jeff Welty joins the country in thanking and honoring veterans. He also refers readers to an article by…
I supposedly received a PR from the City of Asheville today, but I don’t see it on their web site. The PR alleged as the city enters the eleventh year…
Looking for blog material last night, I ran across this from Haywood County. It describes the woes of a government reeling from having to slash welfare-state recreation entitlements by a…
Jon S. hit on the point that today is the anniversary of D-Day. 64 years ago many young men of the Allied Forces landed on the beaches of France to…
This Mebane Enterprise story is a nice look at an Iraq war veteran who was injured in a car bomb attack not far outside the Green Zone in Baghdad while…
If you don’t have dinner plans, get yer butts down to McCormick & Schmick tonite for a free entree! Both the South Park and Uptown locations are continuing a tradition…
By the way, the G.I. Bill didn’t specifically pay for tuition. Rather, it gave veterans a monthly stipend while they were enrolled in school. In my case, I got $160…
Daniel Henninger today on Opinion Journal urges us to visit a national cemetery on Memorial Day. I followed his link to a directory of Veterans cemeteries, which located one in…