Update on the Northern Nevada Veterans Home

By Terri Hendry (Sparks) More than 80,000 veterans are believed to live in Northern Nevada. Unfortunately, there is no skilled […]

New VA Effort Aimed at Reducing Veteran Suicides

(Washington D.C.) The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Health and Human Services’ Substance Abuse and Mental […]

VA Exploring Alternative Treatments for TBI and PTSD

(Washington D.C.) The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced it will use two innovative treatments to ease the everyday […]

New Year, New Opportunity to Become a Nevada Veterans Advocate

By Cathy Yates, Northern Nevada Outreach Director (Reno) The Nevada Department of Veterans Services has a new Nevada Veterans Advocate […]

VA Suspends Applications for New Vet ID Cards

By Amy Bushatz, MILITARY.COM Editor’s Note: This article by Amy Bushatz originally appeared on Military.com, the premier source of information […]

Your Voices Are Heard! Secretary Shulkin Will Not Shift Veteran Homeless Funding

(Washington D.C.) The voices of veterans and veterans’ advocates are being heard. Last month VA Secretary David Shulkin scrapped plans […]

Santa Receives High Tech Assistance from Unexpected Source

By Chuck N. Baker (Nevada, USA) Thousands of local veterans and their families already know Santa Claus managed to arrive […]

“The Vietnam War” Documentary Sparks Conversation for Las Vegas Vets

By Chuck N. Baker (Las Vegas) — Several months ago documentary filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novic premiered their epic […]

Veterans Guest House in Reno Expands

By Terri Hendry (Reno, NV) – The Veterans Guest House in Reno provides a temporary “home” to military members, veterans and […]

Veterans In Care Continues to Reach New Milestones