We all know that our homeless population here on the Coast is relatively large but now, very few of them are veterans. This is according to Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care Director Anthony Dawson, who takes pride in the effort…
The sights and sounds of Veterans Day could be seen at the Armed Forces Retirement Home today for their annual Veterans Day Open House.
Students at Popp’s Ferry Elementary honored veterans this morning at an assembly but that was only the beginning.
Today a wreath was placed in front of Gautier City Hall in honor of all the blood, sweat and sacrifices veterans made and continue to make for our country.
The Hancock County Resource Center is a non-profit organization committed to helping homeless veterans find a warm bed to sleep in and a job.
Long Beach students welcomed veterans to the middle school for the fifth annual Veterans Day Program hosted by the student council.
Veterans Day may be tomorrow but Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College's Jackson County Campus decided to pay tribute to our military today.
Young and old alike gathered at Gautier High School to show support and honor the men and women who have served our country.
The Gulf Coast VA Hospital is doing better than ever and headed in the right direction.
The 15th annual Gulf Coast Veterans Day Parade will be Saturday in downtown Gulfport.
Why wait to honor our veterans until next week? You can start doing it now and help them at the same time.
Generations full of patriotism flooded Ocean Springs High School for a veteran’s breakfast.
It was a touching commemoration in New Orleans today when a group of World War II veterans from the Coast visited the National World War II Museum.
Many veterans, recent graduates, and job hopefuls tweaked their resumes and put on out their best suit for today’s job fair at the Coast Coliseum.
Unemployment Eliminators is hosting a veterans job fair this morning at the Coast Coliseum and Convention Center.
For many, the Fourth of July weekend means hanging the stars and stripes somewhere on their home, but for Vietnam veteran and Gulfport resident David Troterer, he chose to show off his red, white and blue pride all year long.
Today, the Nation of Patriots ‘Patriot Tour’ rumbled through the Gulf Coast.
Winn-Dixie Stores across the southeast are teaming up with the Wounded Warrior Project ‘Independence Program’.
The Gulf Coast VA’s “Summer Commitment of Service” program is joining forces with several local organizations to help veterans.
Often times a veteran will pass away and a hero is forgotten. But today in Biloxi, a local family said goodbye to a fallen hero who they had welcomed into their own family.
He put his life on the line for his country, and now decades later, a local disabled veteran is hoping to get some help safe guarding his own home.
A local group of veterans are doing their part to make sure veterans on the coast are taken care of.
Am Vets, or American Veterans, is one of American’s leading service organizations that works diligently to help provide for veterans. Tonight the very first AM Vet organization in Mississippi will swear in local Veterans. News 25’s Shelby Myers joins us from the Beauvoir Mansion with more.
Nearly 6.8 thousand WWII veterans are still living in Mississippi. One of them, Jerry O’Keefe, is one of only about 70 ace fighter pilots alive today.