The South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs held its annual Governor’s Summit today. The meeting is a special presentation to Governor Henry McMaster on the state of veterans affairs in South Carolina.
The meeting was held at the Pastides Alumni Center on Senate Street downtown.
When is the last time you’ve updated your resume? You might need to put it on the calendar before the Fort Jackson job fair this week.
Local Living: Keep the Midlands Beautiful hosts shoe drive this month, Military Community Hiring Fair Wednesday in Sumter and more!
While improvements to infrastructure are going on at Fort Jackson, the South Carolina Department of Veterans Affairs secretary says there are quality of life concerns for military members.
On Tuesday, The Columbia Veterans Affairs Health Care System announced that they are now offering coronavirus vaccines to veterans of all ages.
The Department of Veterans Affairs says they’ve administered their one millionth veteran with their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
SEMINOLE, FL (AP) — The federal government has acknowledged that it wrongly declared more than 100 veterans dead and suspended their benefit payments, and says it is changing its policy of confirming deaths. Mike Rieker, a 69-year-old Vietnam War Navy veteran who was among those wrongly declared dead, said his situation turned serious when he realized he might go weeks…
