Veterans Health Administration ‘knocking last year out of the water’ with hiring
The U.S. Veterans Health Administration reached a hiring goal of 3.1 percent in just six months of the fiscal year.
The U.S. Veterans Health Administration reached a hiring goal of 3.1 percent in just six months of the fiscal year.
A case involving a Virginia soldier will impact how millions of servicemembers access GI education benefits.

Veterans, caregivers and VA staff now be able to take advantage of virtual programs and save the time and expense of driving to an outpatient clinic or to the Salem Medical Center.

Military veterans and their family members interested in employment opportunities are encouraged to attend the Military Family Resource Fair on April 27.
If you are a veteran with Alzheimer’s disease, the Department of Veteran Affairs will provide coverage for a new FDA-approved treatment that has been denied by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
A Harrisonburg Fire Department veteran has earned the designation of Fire Officer.
A 16-plus year veteran of the Newport News Police Department was sentenced this week to 25 years in prison for the sexual exploitation of children and receipt of child pornography.
The Virginia Department of Veterans Services will award $4.5 million in grants to support veteran suicide prevention and opioid addiction services.
As part of the Veteran Administration’s nationwide goal to house 38,000 homeless veterans in 2022, the Salem VA Healthcare System provided 125 permanent housing placements to homeless veterans.
Amber Lipscomb, a 2008 Stuarts Draft High School graduate, is the new member of Waynesboro School Board.