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Mild TBI and Brain Abnormalities In a recent study of U.S. soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with mild traumatic […]

Local Mother Talks PTSD Local mother, Gail Wert talks candidly about the effect that Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) has had

License Plate Benefits NC On March 1, 2013, the North Carolina Guard’s Joint Force Headquarters released a new specialty license

Job Program a Success Since opening in June 2013, the North Carolina National Guard’s Employment and Education Center (EEC) has

Homelessness Issues After leaving the service, many female veterans find themselves facing a number of challenges leading to homelessness. These

Homeless Vet Programs Having an Impact A new report from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Hearing Loss a Problem Hearing loss is a preventable condition that has affected at least twenty-five percent of soldiers who

Gubernatorial Visit The Governor and Governor-Elect visited military bases together on Friday, December 14,  2012.  The visits highlight the contributions

Ft. Bragg Chosen The Department of Defense (DoD) has chosen Fort Bragg as one of thirteen sites for the Healthy

“Culture of Seeking Help” Attributed to Reduction in Suicides A series of programs and initiatives designed to reduce suicides is