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Program helps Veterans combat the US farming shortage
“From my experience, being embedded and hanging out with (Veterans), these folks can do anything.” Pamela Hess, Executive Director of the Arcadia Center for Sustainable Food & Agriculture, told Pop Smoke Media this afternoon.
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Where do Veterans fit into the opioid epidemic?
A $26bn global settlement was recently agreed upon by four major opioid manufacturers in the U.S.
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Recycle for Veterans empowers vets and the planet
Recycle for Veterans (RFV), a non-profit based in California, helps veterans clean up the environment by providing resources for personal growth in exchange.
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Thousand Yard Style: An Eye for Fashion
Men’s fashion has always been an interest of mine, as I tend to think I have my own sense of style. Whether it be good or bad, and my father has always been a big advocate for “Look Good, Feel Good.” I enjoy a good suit for a regular occasion, that is just me, you can see in a lot of my events I’ll be in a suit.
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Marine begins 4000 mile bicycle ride to honor fallen brother in arms
USMC Veteran, Nick Novotny, has begun a solo cross country bicycle ride to raise awareness about the mental health crisis happening in the military community. This began after Nick lost a close friend who was struggling with mental health. We wanted Nick to tell the story in his own words. So, we asked a few questions, and listed his response below.
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Investigation: What base has the best strip clubs?
Top level journalism, not afraid of answering the real questions.
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First female active duty boxer punches ticket to the Olympics
Naomi Graham has become the first female active duty boxer of the U.S. military ever to qualify for the nation’s Olympic boxing team.
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Veterans treatment courts continue to grow despite mixed efficacy
The concept of a veterans treatment court (VTC) was first implemented by Judge Robert Russell in Buffalo, New York, in 2008.
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