Post 6 Wins State Recognition – Web Site Award
Chapel Hill Post No. 6, American Legion, was honored this month at the Department of North Carolina Mid-Winter Conference. Our post won First Place in the Web Site Award competition.
Read moreChapel Hill Post No. 6, American Legion, was honored this month at the Department of North Carolina Mid-Winter Conference. Our post won First Place in the Web Site Award competition.
Read moreThe Ninth Annual Marathon Jam is at Chapel Hill Post 6 on the last Saturday, in February. This year it is February 27, 2016. It starts at 1 p.m. and goes non-stop to 1 a.m. Come on in and join the fun.
Read moreTim Ross has been busy restocking our post’s fish pond for winter fishing. About 250 6-10 inch Rainbow Trout were delivered by Foster Lake and Pond Management in November!
Read moreThe Orange County Department on Aging invites veterans to a breakfast hosted in their honor on Wednesday, November 11, from 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Lt. Col. Bernardine (Bernie) Donato, U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force (Retired) will be the guest speaker.
Read moreIn our newly released newsletter, we included a section on membership and the importance of growing membership. New members are important, but we need to retain all of our existing members.
Read moreThis event at UNC may be the most important event for Post 6 in recent history. And all we have to do to make it a success is to show up and outreach to UNC vets. And even better yet, show up wearing something (including Post 6 name tag) that identifies you as an American Legion Post 6 member.
Read moreWith Spring comes graduation and awards ceremonies. Pete Jaeger and Ed Gill presented American Legion ROTC awards to Outstanding Cadets at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Air Force ROTC unit on April 21, 2015.
Read moreJohn Santa is a very proud of the hard work his Marathon Jammers have done this year. They reached their Chapel Hill goal of $10,000!
Read moreWe are about to conclude another successful post year. A year that continued our trend of increasing activities, promoting and developing community awareness, building our post membership, and developing a strong cadre of post officers on the Post Executive Committee who are committed to continuing our 96 year legacy of service.
Read moreThey descended upon Washington, DC, and Quantico, VA, to gather in remembrance of the 70th Anniversary of their assault on
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