Ninety-nine North Carolina military veterans, whose service spans from World War II to more recent conflicts, spent a day of reflection in Washington, D.C. — and returned home to joyous celebration.
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Where to Salute North Carolinians Who’ve Served
Discover a list of military and veteran memorials where you can pay your respects across the state.
From the Battlefield to the Trail
In the second episode of Away Message's fourth season, host Jeremy Markovich hikes with a group of veterans as they start their long journey down the Mountains-to-Sea Trail.
Thank You for Your Service
This month, we honor the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much to protect our country. To veterans across the state, we offer our gratitude.
Patriotic Brews at Veteran-Owned Breweries
This month, honor those who’ve served by sipping a beer at one of North Carolina’s veteran-owned breweries.
The Perquimans River Inspires a Reverend’s Homecoming
God took the Rev. Corbin Cherry around the world, to war zones and the White House, to meet leaders and the homeless, and to serve and help others. Now, the Perquimans River has brought him home.
Patriot Rovers Brings Healing to Veterans with PTSD
A High Point nonprofit not only trains and provides service dogs to veterans with PTSD, but also names the dogs in honor of soldiers who have lost their lives.
They Are Everywhere
North Carolina has one of the largest populations of veterans in America. Here, combat veterans are chronicling their experiences to create what may be a new genre of 21st-century literature. Our poet laureate shares how he teaches veterans to tell their stories, and what he is learning about combat in the process.
An Honor to Serve
Rowan County veterans salute comrades a final time with ceremonies befitting their service to our country.
