All About COVID-19
“To care for him who shall have borne the battle…”
Post-9/11 America has witnessed a plethora of veteran support organizations (VSOs) that is unparalleled in U.S. history.
Native Americans Use Technology to Keep Traditions, Language Alive During Pandemic
WOLF POINT, Mont. — Lawrence Wetsit misses the days when his people would gather by the hundreds and sing the songs that all Assiniboine children are expected to learn by age 15.
Deadly Impact on Veterans Homes
As widely reported, New York state is experiencing a reckoning over actual Covid-19 nursing homes deaths and those reported earlier.
Covid-Certified Businesses Try to Woo Leery Patrons
Here in Grand Junction, though, restaurants were open, and Hatfield had sought out those with the local health department’s “5-star certifications”
Queer and COVID: A Potentially Disastrous Combination for Workers, Patients, and Students
More than 5 million people who are LGBTQIA+ work in jobs that have been especially impacted by the pandemic…
The Merits of Caution During a Pandemic: Be Safe Hiking
Last year, when the coronavirus had just reached our shores and the full scope of the coming tragedy was not yet known, thru-hiking season was just getting underway.
How a Vet Filled a Gap in the VA System Left by COVID
As COVID-19 ravaged the globe, leaving fear and death in its wake, U.S. veterans were impacted in unique ways.
2020 Was a Rough Year for Jazz
2020 was certainly a challenging year, one that brought destructive weather, wildfires, acrimonious politics and a deadly pandemic…
Fast Fact: Food and Water
Per the CDC, Currently there is no evidence that people can get COVID-19 by eating or handling food. There is also no current evidence that people can get COVID-19 by drinking water.
[b]Church Livestreams and Porch Visits:[/b] Keeping Spirits up in Senior Communities
In a little north Idaho town, amidst rolling hills of golden fields, COVID-19 is only now beginning to pick up steam
