Did you know that over the course of the Civil War, close to 31,000 soldiers were served by the first Soldiers’ Home in Wisconsin? Many...

In the six months since the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Milwaukee’s Soldiers Home one of the 11 Most Endangered...

by Corrinne Hess Friday, February 3, 2012 As Wisconsin health care providers and medical schools brace for a projected physician...

Swinging back to civilian life after serving in battle can be a difficult task. Brendan McDaniels of Action Organizing Service and...

Did you know that when first built in 1881 Ward Memorial Hall was not a theater? It was a two-story hall with a post office, restaurant,...

Veterans line up at a Washington, DC job fair, as a surprising number remain out of work. Click here to view the video report.

Iraqi War veteran creates music based on his war experiences, talks about how life has changed since being deployed.

Check out updates from our friends at Dryhootch in their January Grind, including upcoming events, opportunities to get involved and an...

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‘Dinner’s on me’ By Troy Laack Freeman Staff WAUKESHA – Iraqi war veteran Gest Wangsness filled a grocery cart with frozen dinners...

The January 13th Milwaukee Business Journal included an excellent feature on Ted Lasser, an Air Force veteran and entrepreneur. Ted has...

The West Side Soldiers Aid Society (S.A.S.) has launched a new website dedicated to Milwaukee’s National Soldier’s Home Historic...

By Meg Jones of the Journal Sentinel Aaron Stockholm was lucky. Thousands of men in blue and gray were wounded and killed on the hellish...

Milwaukee, Wis. — Today, U.S. Congresswoman Gwen Moore (D-Milwaukee) and Senator Herb Kohl (D-Wis.) lauded Interior Secretary Ken...

Milwaukee’s National Soldiers Home, once a lifeline for veterans returning from war and today a gracious park-like area with both...