Monthly Archives: January 2018
Veterans Memorial Volleyball Coach Lupe Cardona to retire from coaching
Lupe Cardona made the tough decision earlier this month to leave a career she’s known for nearly three decades to pursue another facet of education.
Julia Yuhasz Honored for Work with Veterans
Julia Yuhasz has been communications liaison for the Four State Community Veterans Engagement Board since its inception about a year and a half ago.
State Launches Program To Connect Veterans With Jobs, Housing
State officials Friday announced a new program that connects veterans with job opportunities and housing.
VCP veterans self-discover, find camaraderie, explore careers
By Bobby Jones
No matter the branch of military service, all members are in search of meaningful employment. However, depending on the member’s departure from...
PepsiCo, IBM and Other Companies Give Back To Veterans
By definition, large corporations are primarily focused on the bottom line. But some companies manage to keep their eye on the balance sheet and still give back to veterans.
Research-Driven Pharmaceutical Company Hiring Veterans in 25 Locations Across U.S.A.
There are opportunities for individuals with military experience in various areas at Merck. Apply Today!
Bedford Veterans Committee has a new home
The Bedford Veterans Committee formed last summer, with the goal of helping connect township veterans to services and programs to help make civilian life a bit easier.
Information Management Company Hiring U.S. VT!
Join the respected team of professionals at Acumen LLC. They have jobs for U.S. veterans today!
Allied Universal Takes Part in Capitol Hill Briefing on Employing Seniors
As such, the company is proud to announce that Catherine King, Senior Vice President, Recruiting and Staffing...
The government shutdown will mean big changes for military members and veterans
The federal government shut down at midnight on Saturday as Congress failed to reach a funding bill by the deadline.
Why reverse mortgages are a great option for senior citizens
Reverse mortgages have been around since 1961 although it wasn't until 1987 until Congress passed an FHA bill to insure these loans.
Reverse mortgage FAQ
Senior citizens often find themselves short on cash following retirement. The cost of living, medical care, and other expenses continue to rise no matter your age.
Yes, cities should indeed fight for tech jobs
Few events have jolted the urban planning crowd quite like Amazon’s process for selecting the company’s new second headquarters (dubbed HQ2).
Senators call out Shulkin on VA’s unfilled top jobs
BY NIKKI WENTLING
Why four top jobs within the Department of Veterans Affairs remain unfilled nearly one year after President Donald Trump took office drew...
Is Debt Consolidation Worth it or not?
If you have racked up a ton of debt and you can’t seem to get out of it, don’t worry. The world has not ended yet.
A Breakdown of PayPal Working Capital Loan
PayPal introduced a lending service not so long ago, and it has become thetalk of the industry. Following, we are going to see what’s so special about it.
10 Gold Investment Tips for Beginners
Gold is a commodity that people invest in for its intrinsic worth - but how do you start investing in this metal - well here are some tips to help.
First WARTAC-Europe graduates offered jobs with VA; next classes begin in February
More than 40 transitioning service members from throughout Europe graduated last month from the Department of Veterans Affairs' first overseas Warrior Transition Advancement Course.
How to Pick the Right Personal Injury Attorney After a Car Accident
Choosing an attorney is easier said than done, however. What should you look for in a personal injury attorney?
Top Occupational Hazards for Veterans
Occupational Risks for Veterans
More U.S. States Are Knocking Down Gold & Silver Barriers
In 2017, Arizona, Louisiana, Virginia, Texas, and North Carolina, and even Minnesota made progress on the sound money front. In 2018, other states could...
Jobs For Our Heroes Act Eases Path To Trucking Career For Veterans
President Donald Trump signed into law last week a bill called “Jobs for Our Heroes Act,” which expands the type of medical professionals employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs...
IT Engineering Company Is Hiring Veterans Now!
Well respected IT company is hiring U.S. veterans today!!!
Veterans face unique challenges trying to land first civilian job
As Gov. Eric Greitens calls for a bill that would legally protect companies giving military veterans preferential treatment in the hiring process...
New Year, New Jobs
Happy New Year! It’s a new year to grow your business, and you are ready to hire. You’ve got competition. The unemployment rate in South Carolina is 3.9 percent, and the Upstate was just named the No. 2 best place for manufacturing jobs.
Butler-Based Junk Hauling Company Aims to Give Veterans Jobs
A military veteran in Philadelphia started JDog Junk Removal & Hauling seven years ago. Business boomed so he decided to offer franchises to fellow veterans and their families.
Cornyn's bill helping veterans get commercial driving jobs becomes law
President Donald Trump has signed into law a bill introduced by U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) that streamlines the process by which active-duty military members and reservists can obtain their Commercial Driver's Licenses to get future jobs.
Dominion Energy Charity Classic Boosts Veterans’ Job Opportunities
Beyond the 54 holes played each year at the Dominion Energy Charity Classic, beyond the hospitality venues, the fans and the legends of the game, is the PGA TOUR’s mission to make a significant and positive impact in the community.
Missouri governor calls for new veterans hiring law
Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens says he wants lawmakers to send him a bill to protect private employers from legal challenges if they give preference to veterans in hiring and promotions.
U.S. employers add modest 148,000 jobs; unemployment rate at 4.1 percent
U.S. employers added 148,000 jobs in December, a modest gain but still enough to suggest the economy entered the new year with solid momentum.
Veterans transition to civilian life through entrepreneurship: SBA's Linda McMahon
Small business optimism has soared over President Donald Trump first major legislative victory that aims stimulate economic growth.
Navient Named 2018 Military Friendly Employer
Because of its commitment to employing veterans and providing resources for employees and their families, for the third consecutive year Navient has been recognized as a Military Friendly Employer by Victory Media...
Commissioners return 2017 funds surplus to veterans agency
The funding dispute between Columbiana County commissioners and county Veterans Services appears to have been resolved before it landed in court for a second consecutive year.
Community news from around the area
The East Springfield Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. in the fellowship hall of Christ United Methodist Church in East Springfield, located at 220 Church St.
Congressman's View: Election year or not, Congress has to work for the American people...
Congress has a historically bad habit of not accomplishing much during election years.