The Jackson Sun logo The Jackson Sun 3 weeks ago

Honor where it's due: Veterans speak, receive recognition

Military veterans were recognized Saturday at a site where, more than 90 years ago, thousands of area soldiers departed for World War I. A ceremony for veterans was held Saturday morning at the N.C. & St. L. Depot Railroad Museum, at 582 S. Royal... Full Article at The Jackson Sun

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