American Legion Veterans in Chapel Hill, NC
The Town of Chapel Hill is promoting the upcoming Vets on the Move event June 25th. Their goal is specifically to connect veterans in the community with the necessary tools to utilize and navigate alternate modes of transportation.
Read more2nd Vice Commander Regina Merritt announces an American Legion Post 6 Blood Drive on July 21st!
Read moreWhat an idea that really paid off! “Let’s ask members and guests to bring a can of food or other non-perishable to our Memorial Day event.”
Read moreWe are open for our very first Memorial Day at our newest Post Home. We hope you can join us
Read moreThere is a moment in our lives where we are called to share sad news. Today, is one of those moments. I am incredibly sad to share with you the loss of Major Everett “Bud” Hampton, United States Marine Corps (Retired), a native of Kannapolis, North Carolina, and a resident of Chapel Hill for over sixty years. Bud was 97 years of age and passed away peacefully this morning at 7:30 a.m. at the Durham VA’s Hospice Center.
Read moreThe meal was great and we had a good time hosting our very first Mother’s Day Brunch at Post 6. Were you there?
Read moreA one hundred-year-old American Legionnaire arrived at Chapel Hill Post No. 6 to an official “Piping Aboard” of a dignitary. The post members stood at Attention throughout the Post Home as the Post’s Ship’s Bell rang and the honorary Bosun’s mate announced, “Elmer Hughes, Arriving!”
Read moreLast Saturday Durham Post 7 Riders accepted an open invitation to “drop on by and sit a spell.” They showed up in mass.
Read moreThe Department approved Chapel Hill Post No. 6 Constitution and Bylaws are hereby posted for review by the post membership. Post members may view or download them from our Post Website, chapelhillpost6.com.
Read moreThe expanded authority under the SAVES LIVES Act allows the VA to open eligibility for those who can receive the COVID-19 vaccine at out VA facilities.
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