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Gov. Cooper Issues Proclamation to Honor Recovered Korean War Soldier Returned to North Carolina

On Saturday, North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Terry Westbrook, will present Cpl. Clevenger’s family with the “U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day” proclamation, signed by Governor Roy Cooper.

U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day Proclamation

Governor Roy Cooper proclaims December 11, 2021 as U.S. Army Corporal Leon E. Clevenger Day" to honor recovered Korean War soldier returned to North Carolina.

Governor Cooper Proclaims National Veteran and Military Families Month 2021

Governor Cooper Proclaims Employ a Veteran Week

North Carolina will celebrate “Employ A Veteran Week,” Nov. 8-12, with a variety of events to help connect veterans to jobs and other services.

Governor Proclaims November National Veteran and Military Families' Month

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper this week issued a proclamation declaring the celebration “National Veterans and Military Families Month.”

Governor Cooper Commits to Offshore Wind Power as North Carolina Creates Jobs by Transitioning to a Clean Energy Economy

Executive Order No. 218 reaffirms North Carolina’s commitment to creating clean energy jobs, increasing economic opportunities, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the expansion of offshore wind power.

Governor Cooper Declares May Military Appreciation Month in North Carolina

Governor Cooper Declares May Military Appreciation Month in North Carolina 

Ft. Bragg Family of the Year Celebrated in Raleigh During Month of the Military Child

The NC Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (NCDMVA) Secretary Walter E. Gaskin, Lt. Gen (Ret.), and North Carolina First Lady Kristin Cooper welcomed the Fort Bragg Family of the Year to Raleigh to recognize their selfless service to their community during the Month of the Military Child.