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Area organizations reflect on 2023, look ahead to 2024

The past year was full of ups and downs for area organizations navigating the post-pandemic economic landscape.

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Blue Mountain Action Council moves veteran services to new office

Blue Mountain Action Council has opened a new office for veteran services at 312 N. Second Ave.

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America's Homeless Veteran Problem Is Getting Worse

Homelessness in the U.S. increased 12 percent between 2022 and 2023, including an uptick of over 7 percent among veterans.

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VA announces grant funding for organizations rapidly rehoming veterans

BULLHEAD CITY — In 2023, Arizona, along with the nation, saw the highest rates of people experiencing homelessness since national tracking began in 2007.

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VA announces grant funding for organizations rapidly re-homing veterans

BULLHEAD CITY — In 2023, Arizona, along with the nation, saw the highest rates of people experiencing homelessness since national tracking began in 2007.

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