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There are so many places that veterans can turn to get help. There is no shame in saying you need that help. Please reach out to any of these entities for help.

Fort Bliss officials are charged with maintaining troop integrity and banning these establishments was the right move to make.

There are some testing sites that will be closed after today, but here are other testing sites around town where you can get a COVID-19 test.

If there is a name change approved for the school this month, the name would be changed later this year after a vetting process to determine the new name.

Fort Bliss will be enacting a curfew from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. There are also policy changes about when to wear a face mask during the coronavirus outbreak.

Please pray for the family of Sgt. Rey Rodriguez. Pray that we don't lose anymore troops to these wars. May he rest in peace.

If you don't want to follow the U. S. Flag Code and burn your tattered flag, drop it by the EPSO headquarters and use their flag retirement box.

Social media exploded with the false information that if you signed up for FAFSA, you would be put at the top of the list for the military draft.

This afternoon's attack in Iraq has given me terrible flashbacks of how terrifying it is to be waiting to hear from a son or daughter after news of an attack.

If you or someone you know is in need of help, it is easy to get that help. Please reach out. Our troops deserve the help.

This is an event that kids should be take to. They need to know that even though D-Day happened 75 years ago, the events of the day reverberate even now.

The late actor Charles Durning recounted what it was like to be a 20 year old soldier seeing his first combat during Operation Overlord, or D-Day.