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VA eyes major changes in health care system as veterans flock to the South, Southwest
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs on Monday began the years-long process of restructuring its nationwide ... Read more
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Feds probe lagging benefits for Black veterans
WASHINGTON — Black veterans having difficulty accessing benefits may be getting some help from the federal government. An ... Read more
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Valdosta VA clinic moving to new facility
VALDOSTA, Ga. — Area veterans will soon have access to a new and larger Veterans Affairs (VA) Clinic. ... Read more
Columns
COLUMN: VA’s measures protect veterans, healthcare workers
Uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic have overtaken nearly every aspect of our lives in a few short months, ... Read more
Lifestyles
Calendar for March 17, 2020
Revival Saint James Pentecostal Holiness Church, 701 10th Ave. S.E., will hold its Spring In-House Revival at 7 ... Read more
Letters to the Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: VA urges communities to recognize veterans
This Valentine’s Day, many Veterans who fought to preserve our freedoms will be hospitalized, receiving the medical care ... Read more
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Willie J. Williams Jr. to speak at NAACP banquet
MOULTRIE, Ga. — The son of the man for whom Willie J. Williams Middle School is named will ... Read more
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Willie J. Williams Jr. to speak at NAACP banquet
MOULTRIE, Ga. — The son of the man for whom Willie J. Williams Middle School is named will ... Read more
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UPDATE: Former President Jimmy Carter recovering from brain surgery
ATLANTA — Former President Jimmy Carter is recovering from brain surgery after being admitted to Emory University on Monday ... Read more
Letters to the Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Solutions to veterans’ suicides require all-hands-on-deck
A disturbing number of veterans take their own lives in the U.S. On average, approximately 7,300 veterans die ... Read more