SFC Andrew Moore talks about a good friend who lost his life serving in Iraq.
Command Sgt. Major Fred Renshaw is a patriot in every sense of the word.
He might not have seen heavy combat in Vietnam, but as a munitions specialist, he was definitely involved in the action, earning an Air Force …
One of the few left of a vanishing breed, LeRoy Wade is a Navy World War II veteran who has spent his whole life in Farmington watching it cha…
A Farmington hairstylist and her daughter have watched in amazement and gratitude as their customers and others in and around the community ha…
Vietnam veterans Tony Carroll and Jim Barnhouse were at the St. Francois County Courthouse Monday morning to remember and honor Reginald Cleve.
Her dad was killed in Korea when she was 2, and she searched in vain for more information about the man she never knew. Then the letters showed up.
A group of local artists have American themed works of art on display at the Farmington Library.
An extensive collection of World War II relics from a Farmington native is being curated and researched by his daughter, who has recently move…
As part of the Farmington Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Doors on Tour program, the chamber unveiled the latest door at the Veteran’s Administ…
The Farmington School District held their annual Veterans Breakfast Wednesday at the Civic Center gymnasium.
The Bismarck School District hosted a drive-through breakfast for veterans on Wednesday.
There are more than 17 million veterans in the United States. According to the most recent U.S. Census data, about 10% of that total is women.
Local graduate Cassandra Miller, 19, is currently serving in the Navy as a hospital corpsman stationed in San Diego.
Gov. Mike Parson said Wednesday that he was sending Missouri National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. amid protests in the nation’s capital.
Monday is Memorial Day. It’s considered the unofficial start of summer. But the most important thing about the holiday – which is always obser…
Farmington VFW Post 5896 and American Legion Post 416, along with the Farmington Air Force JROTC Color Guard and Bugler, will honor their fall…
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In 1918, a new car could be purchased for $1,795. A tin of Red Star baking powder costs 18 cents. Lettuce was 10 cents a head, bread 7 cents p…
Cadets from the Fredericktown Army Junior ROTC and Farmington Air Force Junior ROTC came together Saturday for their annual military ball in F…
From the grade school playground to the jungles in Vietnam, Farmington residents John Hastings, Clifford Barnes and William Allen share memori…
Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) recognized Fredericktown Police Chief Eric Hovis with a Patriot Award for supporting his empl…
Caleb Michael Brady, who grew up in Farmington and now resides in Dandridge, Tennessee, was recently notified by the United States Air Force A…
Removing a live shell from a wounded soldier’s chest in a field hospital on the Philippine island of Leyte during World War II, Major Charles …
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