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Learn about the Military Family Relief Fund Back-to-School Program in Indiana, helping veterans with dependent children facing financial hardship.

On November 11th, we honor the brave men and women who have served and are serving our country and this Veterans Day, these are the 11 best deals, discounts and freebies in Evansville for our heroes.

Canceled in 2020 and 2021, the Four Freedoms Veterans Parade returns to Franklin Street in Evansville, Indiana on Saturday, November 12, 2022.

The cards will be given to the veterans on the bi-annual flight before and after they return from Washington D.C.

Veterans and their families are invited to attend a free event featuring food, a spot shoot, and the opportunity to veterans to connect with area resources and services.

The current plan is to bring the event back in 2022.

Week #7 of Friday After 5 is going to be incredible. There will be a moving tribute to Vietnam War soldiers from Kentucky and the reunion of a legendary Owensboro band.

Indiana is home to one of the most expansive military museums in the United States and it's only a short drive from Evansville.

The military itself has undergone many structural changes, including adding new divisions and permitting women and LGBTQ+ people to serve in all military branches.

Lauren Laborde, mother of two, has been mowing lawns for seniors and veterans who need some extra help during the coronavirus pandemic.  

The Four Freedoms Veterans Parade is the latest in a long list to announce the cancellation of their annual event.

Look, no matter what you do in your life, you'll probably never be more badass than Richard “Monty” Montgomery, a 93-year-old World War II veteran, who recently finished his fourth Spartan Race. Want to feel lazy? Check out Monty's story below...