Clark County, Kentucky

The Veterans Day of Valor was celebrated today at George Rogers Clark High School in Winchester. The event, which ran from 10 am to 3 pm, included an opening ceremony with state and local officials starting at 10:30 am.

An Event for Families and Veterans

Veterans had the opportunity to bring along their families and friends to share in the celebration. The availability of multiple resources, information related to job opportunities for Veterans, and detailed insights into the PACT Act proved broad opportunities for attending veterans.

The PACT Act: What You Need To Know

Many veterans approached the event with keen interest to learn about the PACT Act. This law is identified as a crucial resource that broadens the scale of health care and benefits provided by VA for veterans who have been exposed to a variety of toxic substances during their term of service.

Community Support and Encouragement

The community presence and support were notable with plentiful participants. The Veterans Day of Valor turned out to be not merely a day of commemoration and appreciation for the sacrifices made by brave souls but also a platform for veterans to access resources that are essential in their civilian lives.

The Day’s Highlights

The day was marked with various activities including a job fair focused mostly on veterans, guest talks from state and local officials, and an education drive related to the PACT Act. The event served its purpose of honor and assistance for the veteran community effectively.