Veterans

ECHO has launched the HONOR Program to help veterans, military families, and community members overcome barriers and connect with resources across Southwest Indiana.

A new partnership is making transportation easier for eligible disabled veterans by providing free rides on METS buses throughout Evansville.

Honor Flight of Southern Indiana is giving veterans a once in a lifetime trip to Washington DC, offering healing, connection, and long overdue recognition for their service.

Honor Flight veterans will return to Evansville May 2, and the community is invited to welcome them home, write thank you letters, and donate supplies.

Boonville VFW Post 3418 is welcoming the public back for Bingo night. They recently closed for renovations and are now re-launching their most popular night for everyone who wants to scream bingo.

Any chance I get to speak with a Veteran and thank them for my freedom, I don't pass it up. My conversation with Dan was unique and wonderful. Don't forget to thank a Veteran for your freedom today.

The Sanctuary On The Hill will be a community dedicated to supporting military veterans and their families transition back to civilian life, as well as providing a haven for veterans to retreat to.

Locally McDonald’s restaurants are thanking our veterans and active-duty heroes with a free breakfast on November 11th. Spread the word so we can serve those who have served.

A new report ranks the best and worst U.S. cities for veterans, and the results are really disappointing for two Indiana cities.

The Evansville Coliseum, originally known as the Soldiers and Sailors Coliseum, is asking for the community's help and hosting a silent auction to benefit their preservation project.