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Events Thursday to Recognize Veterans Day

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This Thursday, communities across the Palouse will come together to honor Veterans Day through several significant events. The Washington State University Student Veterans committee is set to host their annual ceremony at Terrell Mall, with a flag procession and bagpipes leading the way, starting at 11:50 a. m. Attendees can enjoy light refreshments, making it an inclusive gathering for students, staff, and local residents. In Garfield, the public is invited to an assembly at Garfield High School's gymnasium, beginning at 9:30 a.

m. , featuring special presentations from retired veterans and the Commander of VFW Post 10300. Likewise, Colfax Junior/Senior High School will welcome veterans and their families for an assembly at 9 a. m. These events not only recognize the sacrifices made by veterans but also encourage community involvement and appreciation for their service.

They highlight the importance of honoring those who have served in the armed forces, fostering a sense of unity and respect within the community. As such, the upcoming ceremonies are vital opportunities for reflection and gratitude.

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