United Veterans Council

For the first time, the United Veterans Council arranged a sunrise service at the Western Montana State Veterans Cemetery on Memorial Day.

The first of 36 wreath-laying ceremonies to commemorate Memorial Day in Missoula revealed a poignant memory for local U.S. Naval Master Chief Petty Officer Terry Zieba.

A sparse crowd of about 50 people, not counting participants, were at Rose Memorial Park on Sunday afternoon to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks on America.

The United Veterans Council once again put together an array of Memorial Day ceremonies, with a different twist in 2016.

From Flag Day to the 4th of July, Veterans Day to Memorial Day, one indomitable force has been behind every patriotic celebration in Missoula, Susan Campbell Reneau.

A group of local citizens has plans to organize armed guards to protect military recruiting offices in Missoula.

Several generations of soldiers, some active duty, but most retired, along with dozens of onlookers, gathered near the Doughboy statue on the grounds of the Missoula County Courthouse to honor their fallen brethren on Memorial Day, 2015.

In commemoration of the anniversary of 9/11, Montana Governor Steve Bullock has ordered all American flags to be flown at half-staff on Thursday, September 11.

The United Veterans Council has helped to arrange 11 different ceremonies to honor fallen military personnel on Monday, Memorial Day, 2014.

On Wednesday, the 12th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks on New York City, and Washington, D.C will be remembered with a special ceremony at Missoula's Rose Memorial Park.