The WFEA Morning Update

How the Derry-Londonderry VFW is giving back to the community.

.S. Army veteran Will Carter, who served at Fort Bragg, takes a photo of the sign that was unveiled when Fort Liberty was rededicated as Fort Bragg during a ceremony on base, Friday, March 7, 2025, Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Chris Seward

How the Derry-Londonderry VFW is giving back to the community.

Dan Stowers from the Derry-Londonderry VFW discusses their outreach programs and fundraising efforts. We focus on their upcoming 5K Walk, Fun-Run or Hike (with or without backpack). Find out more at vfw167-dot-org.

 

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