The South Carolina State Guard will host a canned food drive during the Military Appreciation Day activities on May 30, in Myrtle Beach.

Before Memorial Day ceremonies and celebrations begin, in Florence volunteers of all ages were up Saturday morning making sure no one was left out from being honored.

A grand opening ceremony was held Friday for a new veterans center on the Grand Strand. The Veterans Welcome Home and Resource Center is on Stella Drive in Little River.

The room where U.S. Sgt. Maj. Michael Boyd Stack of Lake City took his first military oath was named in his memory Friday at Ft. Jackson. Stack, 48, was killed while on tour in Iraq on Easter Sunday, April 14, 2004.

The Blue Star Mothers of Coastal Carolina are colleting items for “Hero Boxes” to send to troops serving overseas.  You can drop off donations this week.

A dedication ceremony for a new POW/MIA monument will be held today at the Veteran’s Park in Florence.

A dedication ceremony for a new POW/MIA monument will be held Saturday, March 7, at 2 p.m. at the Veteran’s Park in Florence.

A plaque honoring Korean War veterans now has a permanent home in Myrtle Beach.  That news comes with a lot of excitement for local veterans who’ve worked hard to remember that war and the soldiers who fought in it.

The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles has approved the design for a veterans license plate for motorcycles.

The Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina want to sweeten things up for active military personnel through a program dubbed “Operation Cookie Drop.”

A monument recognizing prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action will be dedicated March 7 at Florence’s new Veterans Park.

The Blue Star Mothers are being recognized in a Governor’s Proclamation to honor mothers who have had sons and daughters in the military service, according to a press release.

Ceremonies were conducted at every National Cemetery Saturday to place wreaths on every marker Saturday. Hundreds gathered at the Florence National Cemetery to participate in the event.

For the second time in a week, local community members have stepped up to the plate and replaced a medal that was lost by a local veteran back in November.

Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Rocky Gannon wasn’t expecting anything out of the ordinary when he spoke to the Wilson High School AFJROTC Honors Ground School on Monday at the school.