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Western North Carolina VA Health Care System will join the City of Asheville for this year's virtual Veterans Day Ceremony.

Virtual Veterans Day Ceremony

Global Peer Support Celebration Day is an annual celebration of peer supporters, peer support and recognizing their work in helping peers with mental health, addictions, and or trauma-related challenges.

Global Peer Support Celebration is Oct. 21. (VA graphic/Vance Janes)

It's fall and Halloween is fast approaching, but the folks in Charles George VA Medical Center's Community Living Center opted for growing pumpkins over carving them Oct. 3.

The Grand Prize winner of this year’s contest was Brianna Bright Williamson RN  CLC/1

How could it get any easier to get a flu shot? We have drive-through shot clinics beginning next week.

Cars line up for the Drive-Through Flu Shot Clinic at the Rutherford County Community Based Outpatient Clinic in 2020.

The entire world has grown weary and yet very used to playing defense against COVID 19 as it grew through 2020 and is shooting for new peaks in 2021.

The Western NC VA Health Care System is now recruiting Veteran artists who would like to participate in this year's local Veterans Creative Arts Competition.

Western North Carolina VA Health Care System is set to host a virtual Women Veterans Town Hall meeting. The event is designed to share some information, but more importantly, to gather input.

Women Veterans Town Hall to be hosted virtually by the Western North Carolina VA Health Care System Sept. 29 at 5 p.m.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and the Charles George VA Medical Center will host a virtual event in remembrance.

Remembering September 11, 2001

Charles George VA Medical Center has announced that Dr. Ashfaq Ahsanuddin, MD, has accepted its chief of staff position.

Dr. Ashfaq Ahsanuddin (Ash) is the Chief of Staff position here at the Charles George VA Medical Center.

The Western North Carolina VA Health Care System continues to make adjustments in an effort to protect the Veterans it serves and minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19. Effective at 12:01 a.m., Aug. 30, we will return to a no visitor policy.

Western North Carolina VA Health Care Facility visitation policy to change Aug. 30.