Veterans

Earlier this week WWII Veteran Andrew E. Slavonic celebrated his 101st birthday. When asked what is the key to long living he had the answer we'd all been hoping for.

Look at this picture from 1917 of the Mesa County inductees for World War I.

These are the places around Grand Junction where veterans can receive free things.

The U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs released a study in 2013 that shows roughly 22 veterans a day were committing suicide or one every 65 minutes. Let that sink in.

Two Colorado lawmakers have proposed Bill 1374 that would give our veterans free licenses for hunting and fishing.

After his years of service, this 100-year-old man is getting thanked in an unusual way.

A Grand Junction tax preparer is offering discounts and deals to veterans, teachers and residents who work in the medical field.

If you are one of the many people that are interested in the American Civil War, then you don't want to miss this Civil War Maps and Memorabilia exhibit at the Help Heal Veterans center.

Brantley Gilbert is passionate about serving our nation's veterans and thanking them for all they sacrifice, and this Christmas was the perfect opportunity to make the season even brighter for some lucky vets.

The Veteran's Art Center is hosting a Christmas Ornament Workshop that will teach you how to create art using alcohol inks. This event is free for veterans and military families, and everyone is welcome to attend.