Veterans

Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Joey Strickland, COL (USA Retired) is encouraging all Louisianans to give in July to remember veterans through the Wreaths Across America program at LDVA’s five state-run veterans cemeteries. Louisianans can purchase a wreath now to be placed on a Louisiana veteran’s grave on December 17 instead of waiting until the holidays to make the purchase.

Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs staff at the state’s five veterans homes and five veterans cemeteries will host ceremonies to honor veterans on…

Many military veterans suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injuries, and various traumas related to military service. The…

In-home care health services can allow seniors to live comfortbaly in their homes as they age. Jennifer Bass, Client Services Coordinator at Always Best…

The Louisiana Office of Cultural Development, in concert with Baton Rouge Music Studios, and the National Endowment for the Arts, announces two…

The American Legion will be celebrating its 100th year anniversary.There will be free food and veterans will attend and interact with the public and…

The Louisiana Office of Cultural Development, in concert with Baton Rouge Music Studios, and the National Endowment for the Arts, announces two workshops…

Finding Solace Counseling is teaming up with Always Best Care Senior Services of Monroe to host Chennault Aviation & Military Museum's Annual Veteran's…

Overton Brooks VA Medical Center, including the VA Outpatient Clinics in Monroe, Louisiana; Texarkana, Arkansas; and Longview, Texas will offer flu shots…

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana has dedicated a monument to the families of people who died in the line of duty during military service — and the veteran who…