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VFD to host 9/11 Memorial 5K in Downtown Valdosta

The Valdosta Fire Department will host the annual 9/11 Memorial 5K in remembrance of the September 11th attacks. More.

O'Hara's Bar and Restaurant: The New York Irish pub that became a hub for first responders after 9/11

One Irish pub in New York has become a hub for first responders and survivors following the 9/11 attacks. Before that day, when two planes were flown into the World Trade Center's twin towers, O'Hara's Bar and Restaurant was typically frequented by office and construction workers. More.

Ceremony honors Southaven canine who aided search and rescue after 9/11

There is a mural at the entrance to Southaven Fire Station #4 on Getwell Road that reflects a moment in time. It is a mural depicting firefighters raising a United States flag on the tragic morning of Sept. 11, 2001, a date we all refer to as 9/11. More.

9/11 exhibit mobile exhibit opens at the Northwest Arkansas Mall

9/11 exhibit mobile exhibit opens at the Northwest Arkansas Mall. More.

Exclusive: Most senior member of NYPD retires, signs out at 911 Memorial and Museum

The most senior member of the NYPD retired Thursday after being on the job for 42 years. Deputy Chief Joseph Gallucci, Executive Officer of the Counterterrorism Bureau, signed off for the last time while at the 911 Memorial and Museum, a sacred location that has left an indelible impression on him. More.

Tunnel to Towers 5K fundraiser to honor 9/11 victims

Jan Ganzel is living up to his promise to never forget. For the seventh year, the Blackman -Leoni Department of Public Safety sergeant is helping bring Tunnel to Towers 5K to Jackson. The event will be held at Cascade Falls Park, 1401 S Brown St, on Saturday, May 20. More.

Mobile Tunnel to Towers 9/11 exhibit stops in Fayetteville

Current and former first responders, veterans, and county officials escorted the Tunnel to Towers 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit to Northwest Arkansas on Wednesday, as part of their national tour. More.

Staten Islanders who lived along debris removal route may qualify for 9/11 victims’ fund, says NYC attorney

Staten Islanders with non-fatal skin cancers, terminal cancers and respiratory illness who never even stepped foot in Manhattan during the time after the terrorist attacks may be eligible to receive large financial compensations from the September 11 Victim Compensation Fund, according to a New York attorney whose firm represents more than 2,700 Ground Zero-related cancer victims. More.