Wooden American flag displayed on a table with military and first responder service patches, symbolizing unity and honor at The Veterans Club meeting location.

New Location for Weekly Post Falls Chapter Meetings: Bunker Bar

The Veterans Club Post Falls Chapter has a new meeting spot—Bunker Bar! Veterans and first responders from Post Falls, Rathdrum, Spirit Lake, Hauser Lake, and Stateline are invited to join us every Tuesday at 11 AM for great food, uplifting conversation, and friendships that matter. Come be part of something bigger than yourself—right here in your own backyard.

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April 2025 Dinner Gathering at The Bunker Bar

The April 2025 Veterans Club Dinner Gathering packed The Bunker Bar with 24 veterans, first responders, and families. Great food and conversation built lasting bonds, reminding us that strong community connections save lives. Join us for the next dinner on May 30, 2025 — location to be announced!

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From Abandonment to Brotherhood: A Veteran’s Journey to Reclaim His Family

John Spencer, a retired Army officer, opens up about his decades-long search for his biological siblings after being abandoned and adopted as a baby. With grit, DNA testing, and a little genealogical magic, he finally reconnects with his family. His story is one of military service, perseverance, and rediscovering identity through family ties.

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Statues of soldiers storming the beach at the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia, with the Overlord Arch towering in the background under a clear blue sky.

Honoring Heroes: Exploring the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia

Each year, thousands visit a quiet, peaceful town nestled in the rolling hills of Virginia. This town, Bedford, is home to one of America’s most poignant World War II commemorations—the National D-Day Memorial. Why Bedford, you might ask? Remarkably, this town experienced the nation’s highest per capita losses during the D-Day invasion of Normandy on…

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A snow removal truck clearing a driveway in front of a house on a snowy day. Two men, dressed in warm winter clothing, stand near the house, representing a veteran and a senior in need of assistance. The image highlights The Veterans Club's Snow Removal Assistance Fund, which helps veterans and seniors in North Idaho stay safe during winter.

Help Our Veterans & Seniors Stay Safe This Winter!

Winter in North Idaho can be harsh, leaving many veterans and seniors struggling to clear their driveways. The Veterans Club’s Snow Removal Assistance Fund ensures they stay safe by coordinating free snow plowing services. If you or someone you know needs help, or if you’d like to support this cause, visit theveteransclub.org to learn more or donate today!

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