2021 installation of officers
Adjutant Tom Ames suggests teaching students more about military conflicts
Link to Pennsylvania Department of Veterans Affairs News
Customer guidelines during the green phase of PA's reopening plan.
What we are doing to protect our customers.
Post Assists Homeless Vets With Christmas Gift Bags
Golfers enjoy VFW Post 845 tourney on July 15
Post 845 officers installed for 2019 - 2020 term on July 9
Noted author thanks VFW Post 845 for rendering military honors
Children enjoy Easter Egg hunt at Post 845
Game Commission Officer makes wildlife presentation at Post 845
VFW hosts holiday party for Bravo Company on December 1, 2018
Rep. Karen Boback (R-Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming), majority chairman of the House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, joined by members of the committee and other House members, along with Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff (R-Centre/Mifflin), stand in support of the ‘For Those Who Served’ package of bills aimed at assisting veterans and their families.
Munhall-Witaker VFW Post 6673 improved its post and continued its important mission of supporting the community despite COVID-19.
The 28 Infantry Division Mess commissioned Mr. Larry Selman to create a print that commemorates the 20th Anniversary of September 11, 2001. The print depicts 28 Infantry Division's contributions to the Global War on Terrorism.
35th Year of the VOD-Patriots Pen Winners
Pennsylvania State VFW Commander Ronald J. Peters signed a proclamation setting Feb. 20, 2021 as Front Line Workers Day.
The Pennsylvania VFW Headquarters recently transitioned to a new website platform.
VFW Post 9788 in Horsham, Pa. is starting to thrive after almost being non-existent.
Soldiers from the 28th Expeditionary Aviation Brigade continue their mission through out the Middle East. Since this is a Pennsylvania National Guard unit many will have the opportunity to become VFW members.
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale on Wednesday released a new report on deficiencies at the Southeastern Veterans’ Center — where at least 42 people died of COVID-19 — and called on Gov. Tom Wolf to release the results of an investigation into how the state-run nursing home handled the coronavirus.
Officials released a special report on Wednesday that raises questions about how the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs managed the COVID-19 outbreak that led to dozens of deaths at veterans’ homes.
Pennsylvania has not been shy when it comes to expanding gambling. In recent years, it’s exploded beyond the original slot machine casinos at horse racing facilities. You can now find table games and sports wagering in those casinos, I-Lottery, and video gaming terminals at truck stops.